Can you share a school halloween story about a ghost?

A girl was trick - or - treating on Halloween. She walked up to a big, old house. When the door opened, there was no one there, but she felt a cold breeze. As she was about to leave, she heard a soft voice saying 'Come in'. She turned around and saw a faint, ghostly face in the window. She ran away as fast as she could.

A young couple moved into a haunted house on Halloween. They soon realized there was a friendly ghost there. The ghost liked to play practical jokes like making the lights flicker when they were watching a comedy show. At first, they were a bit startled, but then they started to play along. They would set up little pranks for the ghost too. By the end of the Halloween season, they became the best of friends with the ghost, and they all lived happily ever after in that haunted house, sharing many more funny moments.

One real Halloween ghost story is about the Winchester Mystery House. Sarah Winchester, the owner, believed she was haunted by the ghosts of those killed by Winchester rifles. She constantly added onto the house in a maze - like fashion, with staircases leading to nowhere and doors opening to walls. People claim to have seen strange apparitions there, especially on Halloween night when the veil between the worlds is thought to be thinnest.

One classic Halloween ghost story is the tale of the Headless Horseman. It's set in Sleepy Hollow. The Horseman rides through the town at night in search of his lost head. People who encounter him are filled with dread. Another is the story of Bloody Mary. Legend has it that if you say her name three times in a dark mirror, she'll appear. It's a spooky story often told at Halloween parties. And then there's the story of the Woman in White, who haunts certain areas, usually near water. She's often seen as a sign of impending doom.

Sure. There's this spooky story about a little girl's ghost in an old school. The school was built on an ancient burial ground. Every Halloween, students and teachers would hear the sound of a girl laughing and crying in the empty hallways. They say she was a student who died in a mysterious accident in the school a long time ago, and her spirit has never left.

Sure. There was a story in a middle school where during halloween, students noticed that the portraits in the hallway seemed to be watching them. One girl was so freaked out that she ran. Later, it was found out that some of the other students had used some simple trickery with mirrors to make it seem like the portraits were moving.

One story could be about an old abandoned house on the outskirts of town during Halloween 2016. People said they saw a ghostly figure in the window, a woman in a white dress. She was said to be the spirit of a bride who died on her wedding day many years ago. Whenever someone passed by on Halloween night, she would appear, as if still waiting for her groom.

Sure. There was a cat on Halloween. Its owner dressed it up as a little pumpkin. The cat wasn't too happy about it at first. When it went outside to explore, it saw a real pumpkin and hissed at it, thinking it was another cat in a pumpkin costume. It then tried to attack the pumpkin, but just bounced off it. The owner watched this whole scene and couldn't stop laughing at how silly the cat looked.

Sure. There were two sisters, Lily and Lucy. On Halloween, they dressed up as a witch and a fairy respectively. They went around the neighborhood trick - or - treating. Along the way, they met a friendly old neighbor who told them spooky but fun ghost stories. They had a great time collecting candies and enjoying the festive atmosphere of Halloween.

One Halloween, there was a rumor going around middle school that a ghost was seen in the attic of the school building. Some of us were brave enough to go up there. It was dark and dusty. We didn't see any ghost, of course, but the anticipation and the creepy atmosphere made it a memorable experience.