A Frisco ISD student was pulled from the pool at Bruce Eubanks Natatorium on Thursday morning and rushed to a hospital after fire crews responded to what officials described as a possible drowning. The student's parents were notified as emergency responders worked to get the child medical care.
According to FOX 4 News Dallas-Fort Worth, Frisco Fire Department crews responded to the possible drowning at the natatorium, and officials transported the student to the hospital following the incident. The outlet reports that both the Frisco Fire Department and Frisco ISD notified the student's parents as part of the response.
Beyond those basic details, officials have stayed tight-lipped. Frisco ISD said it cannot share additional information about the student's condition due to student privacy laws, and a fire department spokesperson said the department will not release any more specific details about the incident. The station notes that its reporting is based entirely on statements provided by the two agencies, meaning the student's condition, age, and identity remain unknown.
Where the Incident Happened
Bruce Eubanks Natatorium sits adjacent to Memorial Stadium and is home to an Olympic-sized pool measuring 50 meters long by 25 meters wide, according to visitfrisco.com. The facility is a hub for competitive and recreational swimming within the district, drawing student athletes and community members alike to its pool deck.
No further details about how the incident unfolded have been made public, and officials have not indicated when or whether additional information will be released. Frisco ISD and the fire department's limited statements leave many basic questions, including the student's current condition, unanswered for now.
