Rhett-Silasport Consolidated High School Poltergeist

The Rhett-Silasport Consolidated High School Poltergeist is a poltergeist or demon that roams the halls of RSCHS in Rhett, Rettinaro in the country of Iquiq.

Background
It is unknown as to why this poltergeist is within the halls of this building, but the first record of activity is from June 2006, two months after the building was constructed. A history teacher, Jivo Ompong, was setting up his classroom for the upcoming 2006-2007 school year. Around this time, he began to hear a sequence of whistling, originally thinking that it was just the principal, in the office nearby. Soon after, the silhouette of a child was seen dashing down the halls, with laughter. This same sequence of whistling occurred. Ompong described the tune as "very eerie and consisted of only four notes." He described the four notes as being G, Bb, A, and F, in that exact order. Suddenly, a globe, which was situated on a shelf next to the door was thrown with brute force, shattering against a desk. As this was happening, Ompong decided to exit the room, entered the principal's office, bringing him to Ompong's room to investigate. By the time the principal had entered the room, the poltergeist was gone, but objects were still left strewn. A similar incident occurred the next day, to the main office. The same whistling sequence was heard, just before a loud crash in the library, which is next door to the office. An entire bookshelf had fallen, destroying many books and computers in the process. Security footage caught the shelf rocking back and forth before coming down with force. Nothing else in the room at the time was moving in this way, thus ruling out that an earthquake caused the shelf to fall.

The poltergeist still resides within the halls as of 2020, but often only occurs after the school day is finished; however, there are still occasional reports of activity near the library, often submitted by students. The high school runs a "Find the Ghost" page, in a similar style to the Willard Library in Evansville, Indiana.