Are you sure that only ancient castles, abandoned houses and cemeteries can be the abode of evil spirits? Trust me, you are wrong! Inexplicable events can happen anywhere, moreover, in crowded places. For example, in the most ordinary school classrooms or university classrooms.
Teacher spirit
City of Magnitogorsk, secondary school number 34. Students and teachers share intriguing details of strange events that began to happen within the walls of their school. The teaching staff, as expected, was skeptical, but not for long. The teachers had to admit that the water taps in the toilet open themselves, and chalk disappears from the classrooms, which is then found in the form of powder in the dining room. Everyone has long been accustomed to the fact that the light turns on and off by itself; some teachers who stayed up late checking their tests heard the clatter of heels in empty corridors more than once.
The old-time teachers assume that this is a physics teacher who died eleven years ago. The school watchman confirms this: “One night I heard the sound of footsteps, it was a woman in high-heeled shoes, the sound came from the second floor. I went up to find out what was the matter and saw a light gray cloud near the physics room. A few days later I found inverted crosses painted on the walls in the basement of the school, although the entrance is always locked."
The fact that this is precisely the ghost of a "physicist" is also confirmed by the fact that over the past year two physics teachers quit this school. The first - he felt bad in his class, was often ill. The second teacher, having worked for only a month, quit his job without giving any reason and found a vacancy at another school. Pupils also complain of headaches when they are in that class.
Ghost Writer
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But from some representatives of the other world there is also benefit! Here, in one of the schools in the city of Vyborg, an invisible prompter began to help idlers in literature and Russian lessons. If any of the disciples, reciting a poem by heart, got lost and forgot the word, the spirit immediately prompted. As a rule, this voice was heard only by the one who needed a hint, but one day the hint sounded so clear that even the teacher heard it. According to the teacher, the voice came from above, and besides, it was the voice of an adult man, so it was not possible to suspect the quietly sitting seventh-graders in this act.
“Soon after that, completely inexplicable events began to take place. Ninth graders had to write an essay. Checking the opuses, I was surprised - one of the best compositions came from the pen of a Troechness. If this was homework, then I would not accept this work, considering it written off. In addition, this girl was sitting right in front of me on the first desk. For fifteen years of work at school, I had to deal with all sorts of cheat sheets, but I could not reveal the secret of that essay. I had to give the mark "excellent". By the way, after the class was overhauled, this prompter disappeared: either he didn't like the new color of the walls, or his conscience woke up,”says the teacher of Russian language and literature.
University darling
But the British, unlike us, are proud of their ghosts, and it never occurred to them to get rid of them.
At the University of Cambridge, a ghost took a fancy to the walls of Peterhouse College, this building is more than eight centuries old. In the spring of 2000, the ghost honored with his presence a gala dinner, where a team of teachers gathered. During dinner, a ghost in the form of a cigar-shaped clot of smoke, in which the head, torso and limbs were partially guessed, swam across the entire hall and disappeared. Often, the ghost entertains students with knocks and squeaks. One of the teachers, Graham Ward, decided to investigate.
Digging through the archives, Mr. Wardom discovered that in 1790 Frank Doves hanged himself in the college building, a scholar of this educational institution. Vordom is sure that it was his soul that never found rest. The teacher turned to the priest to celebrate the funeral mass to the liking of the suicide, but the students opposed this. In their opinion, "this ghost is an invaluable and historic property of the college, and must be protected by law."
