Honest Teacher Responses to Crazy Parent Requests: PART 1

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[elizabethvalentine]

It's called parenting for a reason, if you can't parent please stop having kids

[MW-lnhe]

These ridiculous requests by parents prove that some people should NOT be parents.

[erikamoore]

These are hilarious! A teacher myself, I actually had a parent ask me to come in during spring break to help her child catch up. Told her I'd be happy to, my fee for private tutoring is $60 an hour. She declined my offer.

[jazzyone]

My mother in law was a teacher. When she passed away, a parent actually came to the funeral and told my husband that her child was having issues coping with the death. According to her, it was Mother's fault for passing away during the school year, and she should have known how that would affect a 3rd grader. We had her removed from the services 🤦🏾‍♀️

[ThatGirlWithTheCoffee]

I had the parent of a 17 year old say that I should be making the student's flashcards so that they could study. NO MA'AM, THAT'S THEIR JOB, IT'S CALLED STUDYING

[ak]

Right before my first parent-teacher conference a veteran teacher said to me, "Now you're going to learn why our students are so dysfunctional." He was right! Students catch their dysfunctionality from their parents.

[lauriem]

OMG the audacity of these entitled parents. I'm a parent of student I would never think of outlandish or disgusting requests.

[ronagreenfield]

So funny when she cracked up about the parent who didn't want the teacher to write on the board with her left hand :)

[bethzambone]

Teachers definitely need a raise because of dealing with the parents!!

[vg]

I was expecting crazy... this was far crazier than anything I could have imagined. Wow.

[claireevelyn]

I was once told by a parent that she would not assist her daughter to do homework as that was my job as the teacher. I hope she had a nice homeschooling time doing corona.

[audreyd]

My brother was a middle school principal and he had parents calling him on weekends, asking him what he was going to do about their childrens' poor behavior when they were not in school... apparently, these parents took no responsibility for their own children.

[kimturner]

It's scary how entitled some people feel, and even scarier how that influences their kids.

[Zephyr_Zeph_Zepphy]

“Ma’am I’m gon be like you child’s work, missing” 😂 I can’t-

[mommybee]

I’m not a teacher, but these requests, as a parent, have me concerned. Concerned for our teachers first and wanting to slap the parents for them.

[hoptoit]

Some of these caused my mouth to drop open. The parent wanting their son to be allowed to pleasure himself and the request to rub another kid down with lotion…omg. I don’t even want to think about what goes on in their homes 😱

[stacya]

I was an unbothered teacher the two years before I retired. I thought I was learning to be ok and that I was managing my emotions well. However, when I learned I could retire I felt an incredible lightness. Administration should be most concerned by the teacher smiling and not getting upset anymore because that is who will happily walk out the door. We have figured out their game, and have decided to no longer participate.

[nancyprobst]

Soooo...my fellow teacher just received a message last week that asked her (the teacher) to notify the mom whenever her daughters work was late but to do it before the work was late...like she has psychic powers. Parents are interesting!

[NPC]

I cannot imagine writing any of those requests to a teacher nor can I imagine my Greatest Generation parents writing these either. It just goes to show how little respect today’s parents have for teachers.

[porschesims]

This totally made my day. Perfect for a Tuesday that acted like a Monday 😀