not bolted to the wall or however. There is no reason there should be any movement. 

Bellamy's grandmother, Christy Rodriguez Bruno, said the family believed he should have been safe at school.

 He was supposed to be in a safe place enjoying his little five-year-old self. And now we don't have him coming home, and my daughter shall never be the same,  she said.

Another great-aunt, Melissa Rodriguez, said the family believes Bellamy's death could have been prevented.

 I'm angry because it could have been prevented if they were paying attention to him. I'm not saying he doesn't do things that he shouldn't do, but this child did not deserve to not be here anymore,  she said.

As investigators work to determine exactly what happened, Bellamy's family said it is seeking accountability and legal counsel.

 This is not a slap on the wrist. This is not a broken leg. We lost our baby today because of this, and I need everybody to understand the severity of this. He's not coming back,  Miriam Rodriguez said.

In a statement, Brevard Public Schools said, in part,  We are devastated by this unimaginable loss. Our deepest condolences are with the student's family, loved ones, classmates, and everyone in our school community who is grieving. 

The district said counseling and additional support services will be available for students and staff in the coming days.