How a second grader helped save a classmate’s life [Video]

A second grader, along with three school staff members, were honored Tuesday for their roles in helping save a student’s life in March.It all happened when 8-year-old Trey Lewis noticed a classmate was choking and having a severe allergic reaction to a granola bar that contained cashews.”We’re finishing up lunch in second grade, and Trey comes up to me and says there’s a student choking, and I need you to come take a look at it,” Assistant Principal David Ravida explained. “For a second grader to identify someone in stress or struggling is amazing.”Ravida told WEWS News 5 that he was able to remove the food lodged in the student’s throat but still noticed something was off.That’s when school nurse Beth Wyslutsky and medical assistant Patty Kidwell arrived, noticing the signs of an allergic reaction and quickly administered an Epipen.”Trey is the biggest hero,” Ravida said. “He saved that kid’s …