The deadly shooting at Apalachee High School which claimed four lives on Sept. 4, including assistant football coach and teacher Ricky Aspinwall, will never be far from the minds of the students and faculty that survived that horrible day.

Georgia’s state school superintendent says he wants the state to spend more money to guarantee security officers and wearable panic alert buttons after a school shooting killed four at Apalachee High School outside Atlanta.

Apalachee High School is planning a “gradual reopening” the week of Sept. 23, the school announced Friday — more than two weeks after police say a student shot and killed four people at the Barrow County campus.

Apalachee High School in Georgia is set to reopen weeks after a deadly shooting left four dead on campus. The reopening will begin with half days.

On the morning of September 4, a student rode the bus to his Georgia school with a rifle and knife hidden in his backpack, investigators said.

The Sept. 4 attack killed two students, Mason Schermerhorn and Christian Angulo, both 14, and two teachers, Richard Aspinwall, 39, and Christina Irimie, 53. An Apalachee High School teacher posted a heartfelt thanks on social media to students and a faculty member who helped save his life after a mass shooting at his Georgia school.

Isaac Sanguma wrote a heartbreaking rap tribute for his beloved teacher, Cristina Irimie, who was gunned down in the September 4 school shooting.