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With bullies, puberty and the general awkwardness of your teenage years making high school difficult enough, you'd think ghosts could cut America's youth a little slack. On the other hand, if you have to live in constant fear anyways, why not have a legitimate, otherworldly reason to go along with it? While your personal belief in the paranormal certainly dictates the level of fear you feel towards specters and all things spooktacular, the following stories of high schools around the country said to be haunted will still send shivers down your spine.

When it comes to the scariest school in America, El Paso High School has them all beat. Its ghost stories range from sealed off hallways full of mist and strange goo dripping from the ceiling to hidden classrooms beneath the building no one knew existed. However, nothing compares to the photo of the graduating class of 1985 above. While the woman in the center is certainly blurry, there is no doubt she is there. Or so you think. According to former students, there was no one standing there when the picture was taken, nor can the female in question be identified. Some believe the apparition to be a young girl who had taken her own life years before by jumping from a balcony connected to the misty hallway. Others have seen the very same ghostly figure jump from said balcony, disappearing before hitting the ground each time. Any way you slice it, El Paso High School takes spine-tingling to frightening new heights.

Unlike most of the schools on this list, Bristol Tennessee High School is said to be inhabited by three specific ghosts. The most notable among them is a female known as Agnes, whose footsteps have been heard in the halls for years. She is even occasionally spotted wearing a white dress. While the stories of her death vary from drowning to hanging, another popular theory is that she was killed one night by the second apparition: a phantom train. The train emerges from the school gymnasium from time to time, violently shaking the hallways in the process. The final ghost is that of a former athlete who was run down by a car on his walk home from a game. Students have reportedly encountered him on multiple occasions in the school's Field House.