Tennessee school bus crash sends 23 students to hospital
NASHVILLE — Twenty-three students were hospitalized after a Tennessee school bus crashed and rolled over on an interstate off-ramp Friday, but authorities said none suffered life-threatening injuries.
The bus was one of three headed from Chester County in western Tennessee to an academic and community service convention in Nashville when it crashed as it left Interstate 65 northbound.
A 17-year-old student had a broken collarbone and two other students had arm injuries, Metro Nashville Fire Department spokesman Brian Haas said.
“Especially when children are involved in a crash, we err on the side of caution,” Haas said. “We get them to the hospital, make sure everything is OK.”

