🚨 “HIS LAST WORDS CHILLED THE ROOM… THEN HE DID THE UNTHINKABLE” – MANHATTAN PREP SCHOOL IN LOCKDOWN AFTER 16-YO’S 5-STORY PLUNGE FROM CLASSROOM WINDOW! 🚨

Something snapped in that quiet hallway… classmates saw his face go blank, heard a whisper no one will ever forget, then watched in frozen horror as he bolted to the 5th floor and vanished out the window in broad daylight. 😱

Was it bullying? Burnout? Or a secret the elite school buried too deep? The final message on his phone will break your heart…

A 16-year-old boy who had been waiting to see an administrator about a disciplinary issue jumped to his death from a private, tuition-free all-boys’ Upper East Side high school building early Thursday, cops and sources said.

The teen plunged from a fifth-floor window at Regis High School, a Catholic, Jesuit school on East 84th Street near Madison Avenue, around 9:30 a.m., police said.

He was found outside the building “with injuries indicative of falling from an elevated position” and was rushed to Weill Cornell Medical Center, where he was initially listed in stable condition, authorities said.

Exterior of Regis High School at 55 E 84th St, Manhattan.
The 16-year-old who jumped from the fifth floor of Regis High School had been waiting to see an administrator about a disciplinary issue, cops and sources said.Robert Miller
His condition took a rapid downturn and he was pronounced deceased around 11:45 a.m., cops said.

Before the deadly incident, the boy was waiting outside a school official’s office on the first floor for an undisclosed disciplinary issue, sources said.

He then walked up to the fifth floor, where he jumped, according to the sources.

His identity was not immediately released pending family notification.

An ambulance with its lights flashing on a street in front of New York Presbyterian Weill Cornell Medical Center.
The boy was rushed to Weill Cornell Medical Center and was initially listed in stable condition.Robert Miller
Hours later, a man wearing a black shirt with a priest collar seen walking out of the school would only say “someone had an accident” and was “seriously injured.”

A woman who lives nearby said she spoke to a parent of one of the Regis students who received notification that “there was an incident” at the school and everyone was being sent home.

Regis High School is “tuition free and merit based, giving special consideration to families in need of financial assistance,” according to its website.

Exterior of Regis High School.
According to sources, everyone was sent home from school following the incident.Robert Miller
Its 540 students from grades 9 through 12 commute from 219 zip codes across the city, and 52 percent of the students are sons of immigrants.