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She told the class something about how Australia was burning and we’re next. I guess she was referring to climate change, which I don’t think is appropriate for a second grade class, to tell them they’re going to die soon.
It's also hyperbolic bullshit if she reckons we only have ten years left. People like that damage the climate change movement, and certainly shouldn't be shaping young minds.
So you're one of those parents who takes at face value everything your lil' darling tells you, and you also believe they're so incredibly brilliant that they comprehend correctly everything an adult ever says to them?
If so, I feel sorry for your kid, but not because of his teacher.
Fear is thier tool now. How the parties have reversed tactics in twenty years. How is the conservitive party now the one of facts and logic?!
I think you should write a letter to the superintendent of the school district about her ass.
The teacher should kill herself. That will massively reduce her carbon footprint and buy us all some more time.
Hey maybe she meant the kids only had 10 years of school left until they graduate from high school.. sorry, trying to be optimistic lol
It isn't against the law to teach the truth, you should thank the teacher for educating your child.
The teacher might have not used the words "you will die" and instead that's just how your child interpreted what they said.
The comments here are hilarious, you would not win a lawsuit.
When I was a kid I was told the world is full of rapists and murderers, was it wrong of my mother to say that? She also told me the world would hit me like a ton of bricks. She was telling the truth.
The world isn't all butterfly's and rainbows, and if you don't wake up sooner to notice that then when you find it out for yourself it might come as more of a shock.
Check out the East Anglia University scandal. They admit they fixed the date to scam all of us. it's a fraud.
My second grade teacher told my class the world was going to end on January 1st 2000.😅
If you could prove this I think you have yourself a winnable legal battle.
That's against the law. You could sue that teacher. You'd probably win, too.