Debra Lally

So she had to sit in there alone for an hour every day.

I don't know what else to do.

So she had to sit in there an hour every day during nap time.

In a pitch black room with 16 sleeping children and a loud ass noise machine going.

Oh, that would overstimulate me in a way I can't describe.

Oh, I would fall asleep.

Can't even count how many times everything would be dead silent and one kid would wake up crying.

Or I'd look up from my paperwork to see one of the gremlins awake and just silently staring at me from their cot.

Nightmare fuel anyone?

Don't do that.

Go back to sleep.

None of the children were ever frightened or upset by the ghost.

If anything, it would make them laugh if it thought no one was watching.

For the rest of the time I worked there, I walked in and greeted the ghost slash ghosts in the morning to let him slash them know we were taking care of the room and we were making sure the kids were safe.

Other teachers are now in that classroom and they let me know that their children wake up screaming during nap.

So it's going a little differently now.

A little different.

I told them just to greet him and their kids haven't been bothered since.

So he just wanted to be recognized.

He was like, just say hello.