Two students hurt in Nashville school bus crash

Two Nashville students were hurt in a school bus wreck on the way to Stratton Elementary the morning of Friday, Oct. 2. Both students were taken to the hospital with "what are described as minor injuries," Metro Nashville Public Schools spokesperson Michael Cass said. The wreck happened just before

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Two Nashville students were hurt in a school bus wreck on the way to Stratton Elementary the morning of Friday, Oct. 2.

Both students were taken to the hospital with "what are described as minor injuries," Metro Nashville Public Schools spokesperson Michael Cass said. The wreck happened just before 8 a.m. along the 500 block of Neely's Bend Road.

No other details, including the extent of the injuries or what led to the crash, were immediately available.

This is a developing story. Check back for updates.

Rachel Wegner covers education and children's issues for The Tennessean. Got a story you think she should hear? Reach her via email at RAwegner@tennessean.com. You can also find her on X or Bluesky under the handle RachelAnnWegner.

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