4 students evaluated for minor injuries after school bus crash in Newtown Square, Pennsylvania

Four middle school students were evaluated for minor injuries after a school bus was involved in a crash and overturned Wednesday morning, officials said.

The crash happened around 7:30 a.m. at the intersection of Boot Road and West Chester Pike.

Chopper 3 was overhead where a Marple Newtown School District school bus could be seen, along with a sedan with front-end damage being towed.

The bus was turning from Boot Road onto West Chester Pike when it was struck by a vehicle traveling westbound on West Chester Pike, the district said in a letter to the community. It turned over on the passenger side with four Paxon Hollow Middle School students, one adult aide, and the driver on board, the school district said.

Emergency crews took the students to a nearby hospital for evaluation of minor injuries, the district said.

The district said an elementary school principal, a former teacher, and a former assistant, all of whom knew the students, went to the scene to help comfort them.

There's no word on what led up to the crash or the conditions of anyone involved.