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Is east hill elementary school in kent WA haunted?

yes it is, a long time ago a boy had hanged him slef in the libary stairs, and every time you go there in the bathroom alone you hear sounds no joke went threw it...

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Is Carpenter Hill elementary school haunted?

Is dove hill elementary school haunted.

No it's not. I go to that school but never saw ghosts or anything.

Who died in east hill elementary school in kent wa?

A janitor and a student

When was University Hill Elementary School created?

University Hill Elementary School was created in 1954.

When was Red Hill Elementary School created?

Red Hill Elementary School was created in 1970.

When was Maple Hill Elementary School created?

Maple Hill Elementary School was created in 1997.

When was Graham Hill Elementary School created?

Graham Hill Elementary School was created in 1960.

Where is the school Charlotte hill elementary?

charlotte hill elementary is in las vegas :)

What is the motto of Graham Hill Elementary School?

Graham Hill Elementary School's motto is 'ONE school serving ALL'.

Was there a staff member who committed suicide at Kent East Hill Elementary?

Yes he hung himself from the stairs, some people say its haunted and that you can hear him choking

What is the motto of Red Hill Elementary School?

The motto of Red Hill Elementary School is '"You can't hide that be pride'.

What Buffalo NY elementary school burned down in 1950s?

Cleveland Hill Elementary School in Cheektowaga

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by Linda T. Kennedy, WGU PR Content Coordinator

If anyone has seen this girl, knows of her identity or whereabouts, El Paso High School wants to know! Photo from the El Paso Museum of History

There isn’t a state in the U.S. that doesn’t have stories about ghost sightings and creepy sounds in its local schools. Some sound as uncomfortable as fingernails on chalkboard—or the squeak of a marker that has dried up.

From East to West and North to South, we found some of the creepiest and weirdest tales in the nation, including one that led us to a school event all the way over in Melbourne, Australia. It was so notorious, world-over, about 50 years ago that National Geographic reported it and so we’ve decided to share that, too.

Finally, our scary-o-meters believe the hauntings here are tame enough to share with your students. But keep your eyes here and the lights on, and pay no attention to that shadowy image standing over you in the event that you discover one of these schools is where you work!

Anchorage, Alaska Nightmute High School

Even the name of the school gives us the heebie-jeebies. The story here is that a grave was discovered underneath room number 106. Ever since then, a little girl is said to haunt the school’s bathrooms and she is known to flush toilets and flicker the lights on and off.

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Where have we heard this one before? J.K. Rowling’s Moaning Myrtle from Harry Potter? Well, this ghost is a little different because she’s not confined to the bathroom. She’s also heard wandering throughout the school, humming little tunes. When no one is in the gym, she’ll take the opportunity to shoot some basketballs, too.

El Paso, Texas El Paso High School

This school has a reputation for all kinds of paranormal activity. Sometimes people find hallways filled with mist, unexplainable goo drips from the ceilings, and there was even the discovery of hidden classrooms beneath the building. Maybe one of those classrooms is where one unidentified girl studied because she wasn’t seen until she showed up in the graduating class of 1985's yearbook photo.

Everyone in the photo claims that the girl in white (because, as we all know, that’s just what ghosts wear) was NOT actually present when the picture was shot. Some even said they had sweaty palms during the photoshoot. To this day, no one can identify her. The ghost does not appear in the photo negative, either, and the picture was taken a couple of years before Photoshop was even developed. 

The class photo resides in a trophy cases at the school (probably just in case someone recognizes her one of these days). In the meantime, there are many more unknown entities who are big fans of El Paso High: Some alumni & faculty say they’ve seen hundreds of ghosts hold pep rallies in the middle of the night there. And they say they’ve also heard basketball games in the auditorium, but when they open the doors, no one is there.

Florissant, Missouri Parker Roads Elementary

The moral of this story is to never leave anyone behind because if you do, that’s where they might stay. Anyway, that’s the lesson learned at this school, which was built on an old cemetery ground. As a matter of fact, in the 1950s Missouri ordered Leaf Brown Cemetery to dig up all the bodies in the cemetery and move them to another area prior to the construction of the neighborhood and school there. But, it’s rumored that they left one body behind, and you guessed it—it’s the ghost of the dead body that haunts Parker Roads School.

Apparently, the ghost only likes the kids there; the teachers and other faculty haven’t seen it. But the students have seen the ghost in the bathrooms, and have identified her as a woman in a black dress with long, wavy blond hair and no eyes.

Marblehead AKA “Hellmouth” Massachusetts The Middle School and Westall High School, Melbourne, Australia

This school is in a town that was originally called “Hellmouth” in colonial days, which stands for a property representing the entrance of hell. We’re guessing that the towns’ officials changed the name when they realized “Hellmouth” wasn’t doing anything for their tourism numbers.

The original name might have had something to do with the belief that the town is built over a portal for psychic energy, drawing things into the town such as a UFO hovering over the school in 1966.

The town paper reported the sighting, but we couldn’t find the article. That certainly is mysterious. But looking for it led us to the story about the largest mass witnessing of a UFO in Australian history that happened over a school in Melbourne, Australia.

Around 11:00 am on Wednesday, 6 April 1966, a class of students and a teacher from Westall High School were outside when they saw a grey saucer-shaped craft hoovering over them. Fortunately, the craft took off to descend in a nearby field rather than whisking the children and teacher away (like you see in the movies.) Now, they’ve lived to tell about that day: https://www.nationalgeographic.com.au/videos/invasion-earth/westall-ufo-sighting-4136.aspx

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Whether your school is listed here or not, we’re confident you have some sort of hauntings going on there. After all, don’t you think your students are thinking “monster” or “witch” when you’re “haunting” them to turn in their homework?

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Linda T. Kennedy is the PR Content Coordinator at WGU and is an ALM Candidate, Harvard University, Journalism. She has also served in Utah public and private K-12 schools as a volunteer, substitute teacher and as a case manager assistant in special education. She believes in the transformative influence of teachers since she wouldn’t be where she is today if it wasn’t for her high school journalism teacher’s vision and support.

Ghostly things happening in empty school near Des Moines

Creepy things have been happening in this abandoned elementary school in Iowa.

The old Farrar Elementary School sits isolated with only a few buildings around it, including a 150-year-old cemetery just across the street. The school sits just 30 minutes outside of Des Moines in Farrar, an unincorporated community in Polk County.

But people who have entered the empty school building say they're definitely not alone in there.

The school was built in 1921 and officially opened to students in 1922. For 80 years, it served children in the Farrar and Bondurant areas, until it closed in 2001 when district leaders decided to consolidate and move students to Anderson Elementary in Bondurant.

Over time, as the population dwindles in the Farrar community, the only thing growing is the number of tombstones in the cemetery, the owners of the school wrote on their website.

After sitting abandoned for five years, in 2006, the building was purchased, but owners Jim and Nancy Oliver noticed something was off, according to their website.

They were told that over the last few decades before the school closed, students would notice slamming doors and strange figures wandering around. They later had their own paranormal experiences, leading them and others to believe the shuttered school building is haunted, according to the Olivers' website.

Recently, the Des Moines metal band Ghosthive recorded some music at the haunted schoolhouse as part of an ongoing series by Juice, The Des Moines Register's online publication that reports on entertainment.

What they experienced might be described by some as a bit ... paranormal.

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First, when the musicians arrived, the owners of the school refused to go upstairs.

Recording engineer Griffin Landa  set up in a walk-in closet to record Ghosthive, which was playing in a classroom next to him.

Landa took one quick look at the band. The next moment, when he turned around and looked at his computer screen, it flickered off.

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"I’ve never had stuff like that happen with my recording equipment," Landa said.

Just 10 seconds later, the screen flashed back on and the volume for his headphones skyrocketed.

"It almost blew my eardrums out, but without touching anything, things like that were happening," Landa said.

Before the experience, Landa didn't believe in ghosts. Now?

I didn't think I did," Landa said. "You always want to believe it’s not real, but I didn’t necessarily believe in them until going there."

Have you had a ghostly or paranormal experience in Iowa? Tweet @dmregister or share using the hashtag #iowaghoststories

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