'Heart tearing loss': Boston Public School's grief of children who were killed by the school bus

The Boston Public Schools community is shocked after a student was killed and killed by a school bus on Monday afternoon.

“Our hearts break for the child's family and the entire school community,” as the chairman of the Boston Public School (BPS) committee Jeri Robinson.

Robinson and superintendent Mary Skipper subsequently work on supporting teachers, students and employees. Skipper said the community “bore this heartbreaking loss”.

According to the police in Boston, the fatal incident occurred on Monday at 2:44 p.m. in the Hyde Park district near the 107 Washington St ..

“We expand our deepest condolences to the family of our students, the school community and everyone who is affected by this tragedy,” was a explanation of the superintendent.

“Our focus remains on the support of you and our school community. Our team offers support services for students, employees and families,” says Skipper's explanation.

Until Tuesday morning, no arrests were made in connection with the incident and the examination continues, the department said. The child killed has not yet been publicly identified.

On Monday afternoon, the district prosecutor of Suffolk County, Kevin Hayden, said it was unclear whether the school bus driver would be charged until the investigation.

The mayor of Boston, Michelle Wu, also spoke to reporters on Monday afternoon.

“I am completely broken to imagine what this family is experiencing,” said Wu.

“No parent expects to send your child to school and happen something terrible,” said Wu.

The police commissioner of Boston, Michael Cox, described the incident as a “tragedy” and said the investigation was “pretty serious”.