Teacher's Favorite Halloween Movies!

The first teacher is Mr. Norris. His favorite Halloween movie is It’s the Great Pumpkin Charlie Brown. “It is something I grew up watching.  It is now fun watching it with my children as a family in the fall.  Also, I don't like scary movies that tends to be shown during this time of year,” Mr. Norris says.

The next teacher is Mrs. Jones. Her favorite Halloween movie is Hocus Pocus 1, not 2. “Because watching it with my daughters every year is a solid tradition still, they are 23 and 25,” says Mrs. Jones.

The last 6th grade teacher is Mr. Gill. His favorite Halloween movie is Hubie Halloween. “I like Adam Sandler. It is to Halloween what Elf is to Christmas,” says Mr. Gill.

The first 7th grade teacher is Mrs. Erickson. Her favorite Halloween movie is Hocus Pocus. “I grew up watching that movie with my family; we watched it every year. I continue to watch it to this day because I find it really funny,” says Mrs. Erickson.

The next 7th grade teacher is Mrs. Sample. Her favorite Halloween movie is The Nightmare Before Christmas. “I enjoy animated movies and I'm always amazed at how much time and effort went into the movie because of the way they created it. I also enjoy all of the songs!!” Says Mrs. Sample.

The last 7th grade teacher (+6th and 8th grade) is Mrs. Campbell. Her favorite Halloween movie is Hocus Pocus. “I grew up watching this movie and really liked it as a kid. I also don't really like horror films, so this is a nice movie for Halloween that isn't a horror film.” Says Mrs. Campbell.

The first 8th grade teacher is Mrs. Myers. Her favorite Halloween movie is Ernest Scared Stupid. “Ernest Scared Stupid has to be my favorite Halloween movie. It is goofy, scary, and as it says in the title, just a little stupid. My brother and I used to watch the Ernest movies together when we were kids so this reminds me of those memories with him as well.“ Mrs. Myers says.

The next 8th grade teacher is Mr. Evans. His favorite Halloween movie is Tucker and Dale vs. Evil. “Scary movies are usually too much for me. Tucker and Dale is good because it's also funny,” says Mr. Evans.

The last 8th grade teacher is Mr. Roeger. His favorite Halloween movie is Halloween (the original). “I first saw it when I was in high school at a theater in my neighborhood. I went with my friends, and we all thought it was great. It was a bit creepy walking home in the dark after the movie was over,” says Mr. Roeger