A child weeps while on the bus leaving the Covenant School in Nashville after a shooting Monday.
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A shooting at a private Christian school in Nashville has left at least three children and three adult staff members dead, authorities said Monday.
The shooter, described by police as a 28-year-old from Nashville, also was killed.
Police identified the three children killed in the attack as Evelyn Dieckhaus, Hallie Scruggs and William Kinney, all age 9; and the three adults as head of school Katherine Koonce, 60; Cynthia Peak, 61, a substitute teacher; and Mike Hill, 61, a custodian.
Families were reunited at Woodmont Baptist Church in Nashville after the shooting at the Covenant School.
(John Bazemore / Associated Press)
A group prays with a child outside the reunification center after a school shooting Monday in Nashville.
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Children from the Covenant School in Nashville hold hands as they’re taken to a church to reunite with their parents.
(Jonathan Mattise / Associated Press)
Family members wait at Woodmont Baptist Church to reunite with children after a shooting at the Covenant School in Nashville.
(George Uribe / Associated Press)
Emotional family members at a reunification site in Nashville after the shooting.
(John Amis / Associated Press)
Family members reunite at a nearby church after the Nashville shooting.
(John Bazemore / Associated Press)
Students reunited with their families at a church near the school shooting site in Nashville.
(John Bazemore / Associated Press)
School buses with children arrive at Woodmont Baptist Church to be reunited with their families after a mass shooting at the Covenant School.
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A man walks with children at Woodmont Baptist Church after a school shooting at the Covenant School in Nashville.
(John Bazemore / Associated Press)
Children from the Covenant School hold hands as they wait to reunite with their parents.
(George Uribe / Associated Press)
A family leaves a reunification site in Nashville.
(John Amis / Associated Press)
