OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla. (KOKH) — Emergency responders attended a school bus accident involving a Mustang Public Schools vehicle in northwest Oklahoma City on Monday afternoon.
First responders arrived at the scene near NW 10th St and Frisco Rd following reports of a collision between the school bus and a Mazda Miata. Authorities confirmed the bus rolled over after the crash.
The driver of the Miata was airlifted to a nearby hospital and is in critical condition. Three students from Mustang High School experienced minor injuries and were transported to the hospital for evaluation. All other passengers were picked up by a second bus or their parents.
Mustang Public Schools confirmed that all students and staff aboard the bus were evaluated and accounted for. A spokesperson released a statement emphasizing that there were no reports of life-threatening injuries among students or staff.
The district is offering support services for students affected by the incident. Mustang Public Schools expressed gratitude for the rapid response from Oklahoma City Police and Fire, paramedics, and school personnel who collaborated to assist the students.
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