East Central High School student hit by vehicle after school, district says The student was taken to a hospital for additional treatment
East Central High School (KSAT)
SAN ANTONIO – An East Central High School student was struck by a vehicle on Thursday after school, according to the district.
A district spokesperson said the female student was crossing a street when she was hit by the vehicle.
The driver of the vehicle — who’s not affiliated with ECISD — did not see the student, the district spokesperson told KSAT.
The student was taken to a hospital for additional treatment. ECISD said her parents were on the scene.
This is a developing story. KSAT will update you once more information becomes available.
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