Police are still trying to figure out who opened fire in the parking lot of a southwest Atlanta high school on Wednesday, injuring four students during a drive-by shooting.
On Thursday, they added extra security at the school as classes were back in session.
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An officer was present at the entrance to the property checking every vehicle that wanted to enter the parking lot of Benjamin E. Mays High School.
“It’s not something you take lightly, you’re not just gonna come into school and be happy,” student Tamar Echols told Channel 2′s Tyisha Fernandes . “No, I was shaken up yesterday and now I gotta get up and go and come back.”
All four students who were injured Wednesday are expected to be okay, but Principal Ramon Garner told Fernandes he still has dozens of grief counselors available for students and staff.
He said the shooting doesn’t define the school.
“Today was about taking care of each other. Wrapping our arms around each other and giving each other space. We talk a lot about the power of positive teams and so today we faced some adversity yesterday,” Garner said.