Georgia Apalachee High School students form circle and start praying after shooting kills 4, injures 30

Students at Apalachee High School in northern Georgia stood in a circle and prayed together after being evacuated over the deadly shooting that left four dead, harrowing footage shows.

More than 40 students were photographed holding hands and standing in a ring on the school’s football field after they were evacuated Wednesday.

The students had their heads bowed, and appeared to be praying, according to images captured by WSB-TV .

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Other prayer circles were also seen forming among students on the field, where many of its 1,900 students gathered after the shooting.

A gunman opened fire at the school in Winder — about 45 minutes northeast of Atlanta — around 10:20 a.m., leaving two teachers and two students dead, the Georgia Bureau of Investigation Director Chris Hosey confirmed.

Another nine people were hospitalized – including special-ed math teacher David Phenix, who was left with a shattered hip.

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The gunman was identified as 14-year-old Colt Gray, who was a student at the school.

He surrendered unhurt to police immediately after being confronted by a school resource officer, Hosey said.

Gray will be charged with murder as an adult.

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Police have been interviewing the teen and his family, but the motivations for the attack remain unclear.

Students were evacuated from the school and began being dismissed within an hour of the shooting.

Many mingled on the school’s football field afterwards, consoling each other as the initial chaos of the shooting calmed and meeting up with their terrified parents.

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