The day after a sophomore was shot and killed during school hours, a small group of students at Dillard High School in Fort Lauderdale gathered early Thursday morning before the start of classes to mourn the slain student.

The students, bearing teddy bears and balloons, met in the school's parking lot about 7:30 a.m. and held a short, impromptu vigil to remember Amanda Collette, 15 (pictured left).

Police say Collette was shot in a hallway near a computer lab on Wednesday by fellow classmate Teah Wimberly, 15, (pictured right) who was later charged with first-degree murder.

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