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Originally Posted by jblum315
A substitute teacher in Montvale N.J. told her first grade class that there is no Santa Claus. Also no Easter bunny, also no tooth fairy. It’s all your parents, she said
I am sad because for some little chidren this is the only magic they have and possibly the only magic they will ever have
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You are so spot on. What kind of Wackadoodle would do this? Thank God It wasn't our GrandChildren.
I imagine there is a way that the parents can overcome this foolish clown azz teacher with a kind explanation of sorts to the child. What a damn shame when you can't leave your children in the care of a teacher. That relationship was Golden in the past between Student & Teacher. We bumped into my 3rd-grade teacher in the supermarket back in the day and it was if we met GOD. I idolized that beautiful Woman.
The Town it occurred in is Montville, not Montvale. Both places are wonderful places to raise children, or at least they were. I'm all for second chances when people make some mistakes but not on this one. Out the teacher goes, The Bell Has Rung, Time For A Different Period For Her!
I was in a Catholic school and made up a playful ( I Thought) rhyme which got me in trouble about that lovely teacher:
Roses are Red
Violets are Black
Mrs. Hacket would look good with a stick (WORSE) in her back.
I was grounded forever & a beating.