The community of Flower Mound is mourning the loss of a young student after a tragic incident that occurred Tuesday afternoon. Authorities confirmed that a ninth grader from Lewisville ISD died after being struck by a vehicle while crossing a street near a residential intersection. The heartbreaking news has left classmates, educators, family members, and neighbors grieving deeply as they come to terms with the sudden loss.
According to the Flower Mound Police Department, officers were dispatched to the scene shortly before 4 p.m. following reports of a serious collision involving a pedestrian and a pickup truck. The crash took place at the intersection of Valley Ridge Boulevard and Browning Drive, an area frequently used by residents, including many students traveling home from school or nearby activities.
Investigators reported that the driver of a pickup truck had come to a stop at a stop sign along Browning Road. As the teen began to cross the street, she was struck by the vehicle. Emergency responders from local police and fire departments arrived quickly and immediately provided the medical care they could. The injured student, a 14-year-old Flower Mound resident, was transported to a nearby hospital for urgent treatment. Despite the efforts of first responders and hospital staff, she passed away.
The Denton County Medical Examiner’s Office later confirmed the student’s identity as Isha Mishra. The devastating announcement brought an outpouring of sympathy from the school community and beyond. Lewisville ISD released a statement expressing profound sorrow over the loss, noting that Isha attended Marcus High School’s ninth-grade campus. District leaders emphasized that they would not share personal or private details, focusing instead on supporting everyone affected.
In their message, the school district acknowledged how difficult the news is for students, teachers, and staff and announced that crisis counselors were available to assist anyone who may be struggling. They encouraged families and students to reach out for help as they process the tragedy. The district also reminded the public that the ongoing investigation is being handled by Flower Mound authorities.
The driver involved in the incident, a 60-year-old resident of Lewisville, stayed at the location and cooperated fully with investigators. Police confirmed that he was not physically injured. As part of standard procedure, officers have been gathering witness accounts, reviewing roadway conditions, and examining all available evidence to determine the full sequence of events. Authorities have not released the driver’s name, in keeping with privacy protections while the investigation is still underway.
News of the accident has prompted expressions of grief and support from across the Flower Mound and Lewisville communities. Neighbors have described feeling shocked and saddened, reflecting on how quickly a routine moment can turn into a life-altering tragedy. Many have offered condolences to the family and to Isha’s classmates, recognizing the profound impact her loss will have on those who knew her.
The crash remains under active investigation, and officials have not released additional details. For now, the focus remains on supporting the student’s family and the broader school community as they cope with the emotional aftermath of the incident. Lewisville ISD has encouraged families to check in on their children, reminding them that grief can surface in many forms and that supportive services are available for anyone who needs them.
As Flower Mound and Lewisville residents continue to process the heartbreaking event, many have expressed hopes that the community will unite in compassion, offering comfort to those most affected by the loss of a young life gone too soon.
