scary school story

On my first day of school, I entered an empty classroom that was supposed to be mine. But as soon as I sat down, the door slammed shut on its own. I tried to open it, but it wouldn't budge. Then, I heard a strange scratching noise on the blackboard. I turned around and saw some words being written by an invisible hand. It said 'Leave now'. I was so scared that I started banging on the door until a teacher finally heard me.

Well, imagine on the first day of school, you find an old diary in your locker. As you start reading it, you realize it's from a student who disappeared years ago. The diary contains dark secrets about the school. It talks about a hidden room where something evil lurks. And suddenly, you start feeling like you're being watched. You look around, but there's no one there. Then, strange things start happening around you, like books falling off shelves by themselves and cold breezes when all the windows are closed.

Well, you could begin by introducing a scary element early on. Like a strange noise or a shadowy figure. Develop the plot with increasing horror and keep the readers on the edge of their seats.

Once there was a school bus that always made strange noises at night. The driver thought it was just normal wear and tear. But one night, when he was alone in the bus to check something, he heard a child's laughter coming from the back seats. He turned around but saw no one. Then the bus doors slammed shut on their own and the engine started up. He was so scared he couldn't move for a moment. When he finally managed to get out of the bus, he never went near it again at night.

Well, once there was a school bus that always made strange noises at night. The driver thought it was just normal wear and tear, but one day, when he was cleaning the bus, he found a strange mark on the seat. It looked like a claw mark. He started to feel a bit scared. That night, when he was driving the bus back to the depot, he heard a faint crying from the back of the bus. He turned around but saw nothing. The next day, he told the story to the other drivers, but they just laughed at him.

There was this old school bus that had been in service for decades. One gloomy afternoon, a new student got on the bus. As the bus started moving, the other kids stared at the new kid in a strange way. Suddenly, the bus got really cold. The new kid saw that the other students' faces were all pale and their eyes were sunken. The bus seemed to be driving into a thick fog that wasn't there before. When the bus finally stopped, the new kid ran off and never took that bus again.

In a school, there was a locked classroom that no one was allowed to enter. Legend had it that a girl had died in there long ago. One day, a new janitor accidentally opened the door. He felt a chill run down his spine. As he entered, he saw writing on the chalkboard that said 'leave this place'. The lights started to flicker and he heard a girl's sobbing. He quickly left and the door locked itself behind him.

Well, to write a scary story in high school, think about common fears of that age. Maybe like exams or peer pressure, and twist them into something terrifying. Also, play with the unknown - like a hidden room in the school that no one knows about. Build up tension slowly to keep the readers on the edge of their seats.

The unknown. In a horror school story, when there are things that are not clearly explained, it gets really scary. For example, a strange noise coming from an empty classroom at night. You don't know what's causing it, and your mind starts to imagine all kinds of terrifying things.

One example could be a werewolf that lurks in the school basement. At night, when the janitor is alone cleaning, he hears strange growls. As he turns around, he catches a glimpse of a large, hairy figure with glowing eyes. Another could be a werewolf student who transforms during a full moon in the middle of a school dance, causing chaos and fear among the students.