A Texas teacher's rant about her students was caught on video and is now going viral on social media.
RICHMOND, Texas – The pandemic is taking its toll on teachers as many states are scrambling to find substitutes.
Lamar Consolidated’s Harry Wright Junior High School has been open for less than a year, and a first-year teacher recently told students she’s had enough.In a video sent to KHOU by a parent, and shared extensively on social media, the unnamed teacher is heard complaining about her students and venting about the job.
Many parents and other people have reacted to the teacher’s complaints with a range of opinions, from outrage to sympathy.American Federation of Teachers President Zeph Capo doesn’t know the teacher in question personally, but says many have suffered emotionally amid the pandemic and related challenges.
In a statement, Lamar Consolidated said “parents trust us with their students every day and, unfortunately, the actions of a single person have the potential to breach that trust.”
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