Brock Isd Bus Accident Killed A 6 Year Old Student, Parents Are Mourning

A 6-year-old Brock ISD student got killed after being hit by a school bus. Officials say the incident happened shortly after 4 p.m. 

In Parker County, Texas, a young child died after getting struck by a school bus. The incident happened on Monday afternoon.

Texas Department of Public Safety says that the 6-year-old student got hit by a Brock Independent School District bus.

Photos: Brock Isd Bus Accident Killed A 6-Year-Old Student

Photos of the scene of Brock Isd’s bus accident are not released due to privacy concerns. However, several outlets have already reported on the death of the 6-year-old.

The incident occurred after the bus stopped to drop off several students. After stopping, the bus moved, and on the way, hit the young girl in the area of Canyon Creek Circle

Preliminary information from DPS claims that the 6-year-old died at the scene. It happened shortly after 4 p.m. on Canyon Creek Circle, a residential area about near Weatherford.

To be more specific, the accident happened after 4 p.m. on Canyon Creek Circle’s 400 blocks. It is located approximately seven miles southward of the center city of Weatherford.

Who Was The 6-Year-Old Student Killed In Brock Isd Bus Accident?

The name of the 6-year-old girl killed in the Brock ISD bus accident is kept from the public for privacy concerns for the child’s family.

More information will be released soon. People from the whole nation are sending thoughts and prayers for the parents of the kid.

Following the incident, the district went on to say that a crisis support team would be on campuses soon and help the students and the staff in need.

The 6 Year Old Girl Parents Are Mourning After The Shocking Incident

The parents of the 6-year-old girl are in mourning following the incident. They have yet to comment on anything on the case.

The accident and their child’s death is really hard to bear for the family of the young girl. The whole neighborhood is completely distressed after hearing about the incident.

Brock Isd Bus Accident School Official Statement And Twitter Video

On Facebook, the Brock Isd Bus Accident school issued an official statement. Videos of support by various individuals are also emerging on Twitter.

“We are deeply saddened to confirm reports that a student was involved in a school bus accident this afternoon,” they wrote. They went on to say, “No other students were injured.”

The school is working with local law enforcement and school administrators to resolve the accident.

However, the institution’s primary focus at the moment is to heal everyone. The school asks that you keep this student in your thoughts and prayers.

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