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Every run of the game is an alternate universe.
not even from being haunted, it just does that. maybe it's even Baldi's doing, like how he gets blamed for gravity going crazy during Gravity Chaos
It makes more sense if you consider the first floor to be a basement type area if you find a playground there, but since field trips also have an outside area on floor 2, it makes you wonder how these playgrounds are structured in the schoolhouse, as well as the general structure of the schoolhouse itself.