Original sentence: Along with abandonment there are several rumors that plague the school.Another legend says that a satanic high priest and high priestess were buried near the water tower.Another myth is that a janitor molested some students and one week later they were found dead, this story has also not been proven.Baptist Tabernacle eventually moved out of this facility, the school has been vacant ever since.It was later integrated, although due to poor attendance, was closed down.The college had many problems including financial and accreditation problems.The infamous Ellerbe Road School (George Washington Carver School) is located far down Ellerbe Road, Shreveport, Louisiana and is believed to be haunted.The most famous may be the fire that occurred when it was a middle school in which some students were killed, this story has never actually been proven.The school is also rumored to be a Civil War battleground.The school remained closed till Baptist Tabernacle purchased it to build Baptist Christian College there.The school started out as a school for black children in the southern part of Caddo Parish.There is also a water tower on the property and those that are brave enough to climb the rusty ladder can look into the top of the tower and see their reflection on the day that they die
Edited sentence: Ellerbe Road School is the colloquial name for a defunct school campus on located along Ellerbe Road in Caddo Parish, Louisiana, United States.George Washington Carver High School opened in 1957.In 1981, Baptist Tabernacle leased the property for use as a campus of Baptist Christian College.It is alleged to be haunted.The buildings have been unoccupied since that time.The campus remains the property of Caddo Parish School Board.The school consistently struggled with a low population base from which to draw students, moreso after desegregation, and the school closed in 1973.The site closed in 1985.The site has been leased for agricultural use (specifically livestock grazing) since at least 1996