the long-term sub for my language arts teacher supposedly quit

[WaffleCake]

today i walked into my language arts class to a subsitute. but, this was a subsitute for the long-term sub that i've been having. 2 months ago my language arts teacher fell ill with cancer. a long-term sub took her place, which everyone hated. those classmates i have that like to cause stuff wanted to get rid of her. so, they tried to annoy her in every way possible. it seemed to be working, because one day she said she "didn't know what to do anymore." she's also called the administrator 3 times in her time of being the subsitute in the span of about 1 month.

i'm sorta convinced she did quit- i'm not sure completely though. the sub for the sub told my friend she quit. that friend then told me- but why would she still have a powerpoint up in her style if she quit?

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[/Pacha]

but why would she still have a powerpoint up in her style if she quit?

teachers usually work in advance

[Hugums]

GG to your D-bag friends for driving a poor woman to the point that she could no longer stand to work with you. No one likes subs but they deserve just as much respect as any other teacher.

[WaffleCake]

GG to your D-bag friends for driving a poor woman to the point that she could no longer stand to work with you. No one likes subs but they deserve just as much respect as any other teacher.

whatever respect she wanted sure wasn't gonna happen with the classmates i have

by the way those classmates who kept annoying her aren't my friends

[Becquerel]

bring a bag of grenades, pull the pins, and shove them down those Douchebags throats

[Zanaran2]

Oh my god your classmates are almost exactly like mine. I can't go through a single day without the class getting screamed at to shut up.

[dudeman162]

What was it about her that made the students dislike her?

Was it the fact that the last teacher wasn't as strict as she is?

Are the students just acting up because they don't like change?

Are the administrators not going to punish the students for their behavior?

Is she pretty?

Is she single?

What's her phone number?

[childofdarkness016]

my biology long-term sub is making the class more difficult than neccessary and it's making me sad because i might actually fail which may mean i could be kicked out of my school (unlikely, since they only do that if your average is like below an 85/C i think). I might end up going to summer school, which is going to be embarrassing.

What was it about her that made the students dislike her?

Was it the fact that the last teacher wasn't as strict as she is?

Are the students just acting up because they don't like change?

Are the administrators not going to punish the students for their behavior?

also this

[Nonnel]

bring a bag of grenades, pull the pins, and shove them down those Douchebags throats

This is the only way.

[mp7964]

whatever respect she wanted sure wasn't gonna happen with the classmates i have

by the way those classmates who kept annoying her aren't my friends

God damn, 6th graders are so edgy, but go into damage control mode so easily.

[/Pacha]

God damn, 6th graders are so edgy, but go into damage control mode so easily.

what the hell are you even going on about

[WaffleCake]

What was it about her that made the students dislike her?

Was it the fact that the last teacher wasn't as strict as she is?

Are the students just acting up because they don't like change?

Are the administrators not going to punish the students for their behavior?

Is she pretty?

Is she single?

What's her phone number?

the teacher before her wasn't as strict as she is, so that's one thing.

my classmates like to be idiots during class in general, so it's normal. they just seem to act up even more in language arts with the sub than any other class.

the administrators just scold the class, telling everyone to respect the teacher and such.

i also forgot to mention this in the title but the teacher wrote 10+ referrals in my class alone. no jokes.

by the way she isn't that pretty but she is single

[WaffleCake]

God damn, 6th graders are so edgy, but go into damage control mode so easily.

6th graders? i'm in 8th grade :I

[PurpleMetro]

people can be starfishs sometimes
and this is why i imagine punching alot of people in the face at my school

[WaffleCake]

so i have news
it's confirmed that she DID quit, a new long-term sub took her place.

...and my language arts teacher passed away too. R.I.P.

and then some of my friends didn't even give a stuff when they heard