Authorities name three Lakeview School students who died in fiery Mercer County crash

EDITOR'S NOTE: A previous version of this story incorrectly stated that the Jackson Center Volunteer Fire Department responded to the crash. This information came from a crash report from Mercer PSP. We've since been informed by Jackson Center Volunteer Fire Chief, Jerry Heckman and confirmed through Mercer PSP that the Stoneboro Volunteer Fire Company and Sandy Lake Fire and Rescue were the crews that responded.
All three students of Lakeview Schools in Mercer County killed in a fiery car crash Thursday night have been identified.
Mercer County PSP has identified one of the students killed as 18-year-old James Harrison. Mercer County Coroner, John Libonati identified the other two as Aliya Harvey and Harmony Leige, both 17 years old.
The Lakeview School District posted a statement on its Facebook page Friday morning describing the three as "bright and promising students."
Mercer County PSP Troopers tell 21 News that the three students all died in a single-car crash around 9:00 p.m. Thursday around 908 Skunk Run Road.
According to a crash report, police as well as crews with the Stoneboro Volunteer Fire Company and Sandy Lake Fire and Rescue found the vehicle completely engulfed in flames. Troopers say the crash happened when the vehicle was trying to navigate a curve in the roadway and lost control.
The vehicle then struck a cluster of trees causing it to spin out and catch fire. Police were notified of the crash from an automatic crash notification from an Apple iPhone that pinged the location of Skunk Run Road.
21 News paid a visit to the crash site where our crews observed some debris from the vehicle near a tree along with some flowers laid out in memorial of the students. Pictures from the site are below.

We're told by district superintendent, Keith Wolfe that no students were scheduled to be in school Friday due to an in-service day.
Once students return to school, grief counseling will be available for students and ministers will also be present in the school. Students are still welcome to come to the Middle-High School on Friday to support their fellow students and loved ones.
The full statement from the district can be read below: