Teacher is Teaching Kids CONSPIRACY THEORIES?!

[@VensVibrantNailsandBeauty]

Schools do that with pedophiles All. The. Time. After my father's death, when I cleaned out his rental home, I discovered undeniable proof that my father was a pedophile. He was also a high school teacher and football coach. His preference was high school age girls. He had been let go from several districts through his life. I found those documents. They were all for inappropriate interactions with students. All of them. The last weeks of my dad's life is when my sister and I started suspecting him of this. We came up with a game plan for me to confront him and her to get in contact with the family of the girl we felt he was targeting at that time. It was a teen girl from his church. I was planning to confront him the next day after we came up with a game plan. That night, he had a stroke which hospitalized him. In the hospital he had another extremely massive stroke, which killed him. He never left the hospital. He had access to a whole pool of victims that met his preferences for his entire career because no school district would stand up for children, and instead wanted to just cover their own ass. It's disgusting. The evidence I found was disgusting, and reading the official paperwork from the various forced resignations from so many different school districts was horrific.

[@youdidntseeanything8589]

I'm so sorry that he was that person, and that he hurt those that he hurt. That includes you and yours. I'm sorry you have to know this.

[@kateshiningdeer3334]

I don't know if you'd be comfortable with it or if it will do any good, but have you considered writing a book about this? True Crime is pretty popular, and if more stories like this get out there, maybe people will finally start doing something about it. I am appalled that so many of these perverts just get moved from place to place, and nothing is ever resolved. And to you and your family personally, I'm sorry you had to live through that, and to find proof in that way. Good luck going forward, whatever you do.

[@DK-nx9ri]

@@kateshiningdeer3334 maybe people will start doing something...omg how I am tired of this statement. People do. And what do you expect it will happen? We all eventually have some monitoring device just in case something may happen? What do you expect? Really. We have a long list of perpetrators on the Epstein flight list and what is happening?

[@hayleyelizabeth7895]

Wow. That is disgusting. I’m sorry you had to have any association with this person. Thank you for sharing! Talking about stuff like this helps with making it stop. Once all of society understands we’re not going to let this go and let it keep happening and that there are too many people out there willing to hurt children for their own pleasure it has to stop the only way is to bring it all to light. You’re very brave for sharing this. Again thank you so much and i’m so sorry.

[@helenarichert1986]

@@VensVibrantNailsandBeauty same with nurses who get fired, hospitals want to cover their butts so they go from hospital to hospital hurting people who r the most vulnerable

[@janejones7638]

This was an excellent interview. It's truly a shame that you're not still in the classroom. I hope that Mr. White remains in the school system. He sounds like an amazing advocate for students and teachers.

[@queenbee137]

I didn't realize it was Thursday until I saw this notification. Thank you Rebecca for keeping a stay-at-home mom on the right day of the week 😂

[@Rebecca.Rogers]

You are so welcome!

[@AyeYoTay]

How crazy life can cause us to be blinded to stuff like that, I only know the days of the week cause my 10 year old daughter is always asking "How many days til Friday Mommy?! "

[@ItsAdy_]

​​​@@Rebecca.Rogersit's not letting my comment 😭 i can only reply

[@heathercrawley7590]

@@Rebecca.Rogers hiiiiiiiiiii I love your videos and pls don’t hate on me but I have interest when you tell these stories and it always keeps me entertained❤

[@hayleyelizabeth7895]

It’s not just stay at home moms I promise!! 😂 I’m a part time working full time step mom and i don’t even know what day of the week it is half the time 😂😂😂😂

[@ThatPersonK]

The UK had ONE school shooting and that’s when we said enough. We changed laws and we made sure that it was the first and last time that something like this would happen. I’m so sorry American teachers have that constant worry for themselves and for the kids they teach. Everyone should have a right to a safe education and a safe workplace. I really love your series Rebecca and find your stories and experiences so fascinating and inspiring to listen to, especially as my dad used to be a teacher and then a headteacher in UK schools ❤

[@Alisha_79]

How did you change it? Our schools are gun free zones now. Yet weren't when I went to school and we had no school shootings. We had kids with rifle racks in their trucks with ammo so they could go hunting after school. Yet no shootings. Columbine was the last not orchestrated school shooting in this country. They saw the fear and said ah ha that's how we are going to get the gun control we want. Yet Chicago proves gun control does nothing but make more victims.

[@stephen1137]

So because a criminal wants to shoot you, you think the smart plan is to disarm. What a moron. You would fit right in with the DNC.

[@emma-victoria933]

Our schools you can't walk into willy nilly you have to be buzzed in these days

[@fmlAllthetime]

The first one in the US happened shortly after the nation was formed. Seems like people comment without understanding the cultural issues of the place they're critiquing oftentimes.

[@RealElongatedMuskrat]

@ThatPersonK reminds me of Australia's reaction to the Port Arthur massacre, they still have shootings of course but that response was swift and sweeping. They did their best and I believe its made a huge dent in that threat level.

[@charliet627]

As an Iowan i appreciate you mentioning what happened here. It was tragic and Principal Dan will be missed.

[@evynnstagg8877]

Me too!

[@Bbg_may3]

I’m from Iowa to not more than 20 minutes away

[@evynnstagg8877]

@@Bbg_may3 same

[@charliet627]

@@Bbg_may3 same. Adelian here

[@steadfastsunflower]

I love what Mr. White said about how he just has to hold his ground & give people time to cool down & get perspective. I think there would be a lot more peace in the world if everyone did that. ❤

[@Rebecca.Rogers]

He deff has WAY more patience than I do!!

[@I-t-s-y-o-u-r-g-i-r-l]

@@Rebecca.Rogers 🤣🤣🤣

[@TheGayGinger]

Rebecca you remind me of my Choir teacher. She was always so joyful and she loved all her students and she loved what she did. When you walked into that classroom you could just feel the joyful and welcoming presence. Walking into that classroom for the first time after she was gone was so painful because you no longer felt that warm, and joyful feel. Everything was cold and desolate, the joy had been completely sucked out of the room, but when all the choir kids came together and sang you could feel a little bit of the joy and warmth in that room again. It’s been almost 5 months now since she passed and the choir room still dosent feel the same without her but I know that we’re making her proud. Fly high Ms W ❤️.

[@bmikiel12]

Loved listening to you and Barry White Jr! Please have him back and both of you tell more stories!!!

[@larry01902]

When I was in science class in middle school (Jr. High to us old folk) we used to sit at black slate lab tables. If a student fell asleep the teacher would shhh the class; then slam a metal pointer on the lab table right beside the kids head.

[@Annie_Annie__]

I had a teacher that used to drop a stack of textbooks on the table next to the sleeping student’s head, lol. I also had a teacher that was Deaf and if a couple students were dozing off or if most of the class was talking and not paying attention to her, she would warn us those of us that were paying attention to cover our ears, then she would run her long fingernails down the chalkboard.

[@Allthingsedits505]

@@Annie_Annie__how does she teach if she’s deaf??

[@Annie_Annie__]

@@Allthingsedits505 She taught ASL. She could speak English just fine and she obviously knew ASL so there was nothing stopping her from teaching.

[@michellebelle1204]

@@Annie_Annie__ ours use to throw chalk hard erasers at us..lol those were the days

[@RealElongatedMuskrat]

Deaf doesn't always mean completely without hearing, many registered deaf people have some level of hearing. They're also forced to adapt in a world not suited to the needs of deaf folks most of the time so you'll find that many deaf people will have some lip reading abilities. Some folks lose their hearing through illness or injury after they've learned speech so even though they need to keep practicing their diction, they can communicate very well through speech. And then there's all the adaptive tech that is slowly being introduced nowadays, i know some people who are deaf that use interactive apps and text to speech to communicate with coworkers or clients, so it's a whole myriad of things really! ​@Allthingsedits505

[@Allthemotioninwhite]

I absolutely loved this conversation!! I’ve been a Para before so I kind of understand how things work at the elementary level and have tons of teacher friends. This whole time seemed to fly by and I wasn’t surprised by most of those stories that would shock the general public like y’all said. Well done! ❤

[@vans1ckl3]

as a teachers aid student senior in high school , watching your podcast makes me feel like i can actually acomplish my dreams of working and helping children succeed ! very inspiring and entertaining !

[@ifradtarvez578]

I love this series! Who else?

[@ACcraftco]

Meeee!!!!!

[@Riovidalslays]

Meeee two

[@anthonymort5202]

So far only 14 people

[@tvdwillreign8120]

🙋🏼‍♀️

[@Sativa-u9m]

When I was in middle school, that’s typically the age people go through puberty, and I have Tourette’s syndrome. If you know anything about Tourette’s syndrome, puberty usually makes the tics worse. My principal flat out told me I didn’t belong there and my principal did everything he could to make my year a living hell. They barricaded the door on the first day of school and would not let me go to class until the first period was over. They told me if I ticced more than three times in a single day that they would call an ambulance, and if you know anything about Tourette’s, that is ridiculous.

[@alliekellington3257]

I'm just now getting caught up on all your content. I love your content, it helps people to realize what different professions go through. I am a paraeducator studying to be a Special Education teacher, the story at the very end of the episode did trigger me, but I loved how you used trigger warning before you said it because some creators don't do that. I was in the hallway at Ingraham High School Nov, 8th, 2022, where we had a shooter and it has traumatized me. I ran out of the school with eight students and two of the students were in the care of my coworker and I, both very medically fragile. It was terrifying knowing what was happening but at the same time I realize that I got eight students out okay. Thank you so much for shedding light on different professions and your bad apple series it makes my day.

[@MountainsoftheHeart]

So glad you included a vice principal and future principal

[@KennyMcCormick129]

This is 10x times better than the podcast that shall not be named

[@DiscoJanet1]

What?

[@KennyMcCormick129]

@@DiscoJanet1the podcast that shall not be named that Rebecca was in before this was made

[@DiscoJanet1]

@@KennyMcCormick129 I just watched the video on that, the others always gave me icky vibes anyway

[@zenith1047]

This podcast has had a lot of good episodes, but this one was fantastic. I wish he was a Vice Principal or Principal of a school I attended as a kid. I've not seen his content before, but he just seems so genuine and awesome.

[@Rebecca.Rogers]

Thank you so much! Barry is AMAZING, you can find him on Instagram Barry White Jr. :)

[@makeupbymeg8082]

CCovid was so hard for my daughter and all of her teachers!! She was born partly deaf so we had no idea until she was in elementary school so she learned to read lips to cope the masks killed that for her it was so bad😢

[@auroriixoxo]

I love this! @Rebecca Rogers can you do one with someone from the SPED classroom? I'd love that. Keep it up! 😊❤

[@Annie_Annie__]

This. My kid is in a sped program and the teachers in that class are invaluable.

[@TiaNichole17]

Yes!!!!!! One of most under appreciated needed teachers.

[@Andres-hg7mz]

I really appreciate the fact that you gave recognition to my principal, goes long ways even now.

[@DragynGirl]

Spraying kids with water... that teacher took a tip from the "how to train your cat" book. Not sure kids and cats can be taught the same way 😂

[@BerriBoi150]

It'd be nice if they started including the timestamps of the clips. Either in the title, or the description, or the comments

[@avaspellman5268]

That's what I was looking for I wanna see one part that I saw a short about

[@ClairBright]

I love all the different people Rebecca brings on. Tells so meny perspectives, its just like the bad apple series in a sense ❤

[@galaxy_girl7289]

I remember my middle school principal who made the band teachers mix the classes. So 6th-grade kids just now picking up an instrument were in the same class as 8th-graders. and they were also the music teacher for the 5th graders. Thankful, I got out of there before it happened, but I had friends that had siblings who had to deal with it. The principal's reasoning? "The high school has mixed grades why can't you?"

[@gigiisaweirdo8175]

He’s the different handshake dude? 😭 so cool

[@jaclynkiszczak230]

I seriously considered going into teaching and this man makes me want to go work as a teacher. I would work as a teacher under him in 0.2 seconds. He is making me smile from ear to ear with how he talks about how he starts days.

[@VensVibrantNailsandBeauty]

He talked about Imposter Syndrome when he first became an admin. I used to train leadership and I would often reiterate that the last thing you gain when you learn a new skill set is confidence. Always. That is true for every single facet of life.

[@rinlozio1108]

I am so happy there are admins and teachers that care about kids. I sometimes get angry and defensive, and want to point out when the school system failed me so much, because I had undiagnosed adhd and autism until my early 20s (which I'm in my mid 20s now so it's still very recent I'm still grieving) becaus I was bullied by the school, misstreated by the teachers, punished for my disabilitie so many times, neglected, I never forget how one of my teacher in high school watched me have a meltdown after class in the hallway, because she just told me I failed the calss again, ad will need to repeat a year AGAIN, because I was so deeply burned out, but noone knew that, so she just assumed I'm being lazy, and it was the last class that day, the school was getting empty, I was sobbing, laying on the floor, bearly being able to breath, I had only my friend who stayed with me, and she left the class, sew me, told me it's all my fault, and there is no reason to cry and left us. We were both minors. She left one minor having a meltdown on the floor, with another minor, nor knowing what to do with me, in a empty school hallway. That was so deeply traumatic, and I hold a lot of anger towords teachrs, and admisn for all that happened to me, so it's a healing and educating experiance to watch those videos and podcasts, and learn that not everyone is there to bully me, not everyone hates their students, not all people in school system are bad people, who only care about themselvs. It makes me feel less hatefull, more forgiving, to some teachers and admins, that maybe wanted to help me sometimes, but couldn't or didn't know how, and just safer, that now as I have more knowlage myself, and I can better advocate for myself, there are people that will now help me, because altho I have my diagnosis now, I still am often sceard, that I'm gonna go to the doctor, or to work, or if I ever go to univercity, or to some kind of public... office.. department... (the places you do taxes, and documents, and passports, and IDs, and disability benefits and all those kind of stuff, how do you call them in english???) that they will just call me faker, and stupid, and refuse help, and just trow me out the door, and tell me I need to grow up, and do it all myself, because that's how I was treated so many times in school

[@hannahnohlgren989]

That last story had me tearing up at work. Goodness me. I am glad I only know of one school shooting here in Sweden during my time... Gosh. Stay safe everyone. 🙏

[@kaylab7999]

Makes my friday a whole lot better❤

[@strangersabrina4863]

i gotta say i loveeeeeee this series

[@queenbee137]

Okay I need to tell you my "water gun teacher" story. I was maybe 8-10 years old, and I was attending CCD at a Catholic school on Saturdays. One of the teachers was sick, so one of the Mon-Fri teachers subbed in for her. One of my classmates was misbehaving and not listening, and the teacher pulled out a plushy baboon, and told her to sniff the monkey's butt. We were all kind of like confused, and she said if you are going to act like a monkey's butt you're going to have to sniff the monkey's butt. She put the plushie in the girls face and the girl slapped the plushie out of her hand. And she assigned me to bring her to the office for "violence". The principal was very confused as well. And the week after that, there was no more monkey plushie and her name tag was off her desk. 😂

[@quinnshoram6703]

Mr. Whites story about being kinda like a “celebrity” among the kids at his school reminded me a lot of a someone from my elementary school, growing up. His name was Mr. Christie. I’m not sure what he did when he was in the elementary school. But every time he entered the cafeteria kids would cheer his name, and lineup for high-fives. I didn’t know that well but I got so excited I started doing the same and it was fun. He was a cool dude with long hair and a mustache. He smelled faintly of cigarettes, but no one cared. He later moved to the high school, and I got to meet him on a more personal basis. He was more like a helper of sorts. he had his own office and would monitor the halls and stuff. And if there were repeat trouble makers he’d take them under his wing and try to mentor them. He just have them go to his office and they just chat. He literally grow a friendship with these kids so he could actually learn about what’s troubling them instead of just punishing them. (He wasn’t a guidance counselor tho) when you go to visit him he’d offer you a Diet Coke out of his mini fridge, and a full-size chocolate bar out of his desk drawer. And then you just sit there and talk about whatever. And if you weren’t up to talking talking about yourself, he talk about himself . And about his life outside of the school. He was an amazing down earth dude that would tell you exactly how it is. I loved him so much. Here’s some cool things I learned about Mr. Christie: he worked as a bartender on the weekends, he played hockey, he was a biker at one point. And he was also a troubled kid when he was younger. He took the job at the high school so he could be what HE needed when he was younger, and I thought that was so sweet. Anyways, sorry for the long humongous ramble. At the end of the day, thank you both, for being mini rays of sunshine in these kids lives. It means more to them than you think and they’ll remember you for a very long time.

[@yoshi응]

As a 16yr old that unofficially dropped out of school in 6th grade due to my teachers and counselors not understanding my ADHD (my family didn't help either), I wish I had Mr. White as a teacher.

[@ZIPPYMYCAT]

Someone at my school got Sa'd in the school bathrooms and when they finally spoke up our school did literally nothing.

[@AstaGruwier-vi5ht]

That sucks

[@DemitrusD07]

I am so excited that this one is an hour and a half

[@fallibleangel9101]

This makes me miss Teacher Podcast with Rebecca, Bri and Lauren. Always will appreciate that time.

[@Void_of_thoughts]

I remember when I was in kindergarten to 1st grade the current principal would go out every recess and play with the students, he would go to the swings and ask kids if they wanted a push then raise them over his head top of his arms and push everyone down the line, we also had the zip line type of thing where you sat down and pushed to the other side and swing back he would push kids on that to, he basically just took his own time watching and interacting with everyone, all the staff and students loved him but I think he retired the year before I left that school or transferred

[@Burnt_pie_productions]

Y'all love this series

[@SmallKatas]

Timestamp 1:04:40 for this story in the video she linked.

[@Lesbean_110]

Thank you so much!!!!

[@athiyagoyal495]

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[@potatopatch4563]

My principal is feared an respected when suddenly entering a random school day but I've never heard him really do much. But there is one thing he does everyday, stand outside the door for the kindergarteners and other lower schoolers and great them as they come into school, now the lower school starts later than us, the middle school, but because I'm late nearly everyday we meet eachother nearly every day. Anyways hello in advance principle!

[@DuchessCassanda]

Ooh yes! Been diving into old content while waiting for thursday to roll around. Been making my way through the bad apple vids atm.

[@Lo-nk7jl]

The school then I go to now our principal she’s leaving now instead of most principal, you know staying in their office she would always walk around And I love it because then you get to know her and it’s and if you need to talk to her, it’s less fearful I think for most people when they see them and interact with the principal daily it makes Bond it makes them more trustworthy

[@illusion7007]

My father ties together his students shoe laces when they fall asleep

[@lissakterra6467]

Yeah, it is great that he wants to cause his students to trip and fall on their faces. That is totally helpful as opposed to finding out why the kid is falling asleep and trying to find a solution.

[@Waterflame]

45:40 "I would roast you but my mom told me not to burn trash" has now been added to my lexicon. Thank you.

[@christopherstrange36]

In middle school I had a history teacher that would hold one of those super large hand sanitizer jugs and stand outside of his classroom as we were all exiting school at the end of the day and slam his hand down repeatedly on the nozzle, squirting us with it while laughing and telling us to hurry it up and get out. Like, just rapid fire shots of hand sanitizer getting all over my hair and face and clothes.

[@zoelong1]

I Live in Iowa and 20-30 minutes away from where this school shooting was happening in Perry, we were told a sixth grader passed and the principle and 5 others got Injured. I personally don’t know if he passed to but from what she’s saying he probably did. The principals dad lives just doesn’t he street from us and nothing bad has happened here.

[@springbok4015]

This is why we need to vote for democratic, otherwise this none sense will continue to build up and spiral out of control. Enough is enough.

[@Jess_jasleen]

No hate at all but why would voting democratic fix things?

[@ugh-abby313]

Love this!!!

[@juliebiggerbear7300]

43:11 😂😂😂😂 This reminds me, I lost several baby teeth in school, but the most memorable was the one I lost during lunch! It was Sloppy Joe day, and I was going to town on my sandwich, when I felt this weird pop in my mouth mid-bite. I pull back from the half bitten sandwich and there it was. My tooth surrounded by a wee ring of blood, embedded in my Sloppy Joe! It was a bit traumatic 😂

[@sirshauniv511]

Nice touch not telling him his tie was done wrong, both from manners and your concern regarding him being overdressed.

[@moniquejose-duvall8385]

What’s wrong with his tie?

[@sirshauniv511]

@@moniquejose-duvall8385 The end should reach the belt buckle, and the clip should be between the third and fourth buttons up.

[@moniquejose-duvall8385]

@@sirshauniv511 thank you!

[@hayleyelizabeth7895]

the tooth thing!!😂42:45 kid: “look mommy! 🤩” mom: “YOUR TEACHER HIT YOU!”😂😂😂😂

[@ShontaOliver]

The babies understand when you are playing with them and they know when you are not. Kindergarten is a great age, but these kids are a different breed.

[@trinitywyne-driesbach4100]

I am just now learning that all high schools have a principal for each grade my school district has always been very weird and different than the typical school district. They have an intermediate schools in between elementary and middle. Our elementary goes K through four intermediate is fifth and sixth and middle school is seven and eighth.

[@Gabbythebaker]

My dad has a student who would always sleep in class, he talked to the students dad and the dad said to throw water on her. My dad said he wasn’t going to do that

[@llloonie]

I had a substitute in gym class that, no kidding, was constantly hard. He also made off comments, got uncomfortably close, hid his identity from us, and even made us do squats facing the wall (which wasn't in our regular teacher's instructions). We reported as soon as we could, but it's honestly disgusting how many people a) doubted us, or b) didn't think it was worth him losing his job.

[@Anna-gm1ni]

That story about the creepy sub teacher is so upsetting. I would tell the admin I’ll bring the girls in so you can explain to them that this man is just trying to make a living.

[@teng0027]

@@Anna-gm1ni this here. Great idea. I can’t tell you how many times as a grown woman I reported men at my job harassing me and other men said something along the lines of ‘he’s got a family at home to support.’ And other ‘good guys’ wouldn’t stand up for me because then ‘their jobs’ would be at risk. So that admins stance and attitude just continues to create the culture to permit men/people in power to abuse. If nothing is done vulnerable populations continue to learn that nothing will be done and that their voices don’t matter. I can’t tell you how many women I’ve talked to in my industry who continue to experience this. It makes me FURIOUS that a man in power in this situation dismissed it IMMEDIATELY instead of at bare minimum observing or investigating. While baseless accusations could sideline someone’s career and life… three young women is no small thing! I am still relatively young and was also that young girl being groomed in my church as the elders stood by and WATCHED it happen. They knew this old guy was out of line and didn’t take action. It set me up to accept abuse for my youth and into my thirties. I can trace the line of abuse back to that time when I was 14. Thank goodness for some aspects of social media that are reaching younger generations so that they can become a part of the online community where we say this is NOT ok and we can do better.

[@Gasmask_bun000]

3rd! Love this series!

[@mrpea312]

My principal was 1 of the most supportive people in my life you see I have ADHD and i am autistic and when my principal found out she did everything that she could to help me unfortunately I did have to go to a special needs school and I have not seen her in a while but I hope she doing well.:)

[@kaylab7999]

Amazing

[@penguinphysics]

Good administrators are like gold, but bad administrators infect the school like a fungus. I had a principal who reminded me of Josef Mengele (but without the sincerity) who caused a mass exodus of 27 teachers in a 12 month period. He had me in his sights and did everything he could to make me miserable enough to quit but I was far too pig-headed to give up. No, fortunately, I finally have a principal who is competent and supportive!

[@mariedelange1269]

We had a teacher throw holy water at a kid cuz they were drawing a pentagram. They were also gay and atheist in a Christian school So the nerf gun thing. Not a stretch. Some kids threw orange peels at a teacher during class as well. Just. Wtf

[@MiraBoo]

That is infuriating! Especially since there is absolutely nothing Satanic or evil (outside of fictional depictions in some pop culture) about a pentagram. All it takes is the tiniest bit of research. Sure, it’s a symbol used via Wiccans (who are also not Satanists), but it’s also Christian iconography. A pentagram, which is often seen as symbol protecting/warding against evil, usually represents one of the following: the five elements, the five senses, the five virtues of Knighthood, or the five wounds of Jesus Christ. Thus, disavowing the pentagram could potentially be seen as an act of blasphemy against the Christian God. The holy water should have been aimed at those demonizing the holy Christian symbol, not the kid innocently drawing basic shapes. Such ignorant and cruel hypocrites.

[@SarcasmKing23]

Is there EVER a time when Mr. White isn’t dressed the best of the best of the best? Not complaining, just curious!💜💜

[@MegumiMoo]

Rebecca's comment on who employs teachers: I think it depends on the state. Our county in Texas has three school districts. My mom was a teacher in one of the districts for 35+ years and another, previously, for 7... she was an employee of the district, not the county.

[@spiceweasel1145]

When I taught Grade 4, many years ago, as in before either of you were born, I came back from a sick day to discover that the supply teacher had spent the day spreading conspiracy theories, although we didn't use the term then, about the banks as in who owned them, the evil things banks were doing, etc. I was terrified that the kids would share them with their parents and they would think it was me.

[@JackofALLTrades_Houston]

Former teacher of a school shooter here, (Shooting happened after I left) I think the other thing that isn’t talked about enough When you think about arming, the teachers is: what would happen hypothetically, if the teacher is the one who ends up taking a student’s life, regardless if it’s the one committing the act or an innocent bystander. There is no amount of therapy or medication that will Help that teacher/staff member live with the fact that that kid who they most likely know & taught is no longer alive or seriously injured because one of their bullets.

[@Happychocy]

Teachers have the chance to make or destroy children’s education. Kindness goes so far, if you believe in the child and help them believe in themselves they will never forget that. Teachers also have the power to make kids dread school and themselves.

[@Gabbythebaker]

Both of my parents are teachers, so I can oimagine some of the things that happen.

[@bryancraig6584]

assault is classed as unwanted touch or contact so yes water gun would be classed as assault

[@masjuggalo]

If my daughter had done all of her virtual learning stuff like she was supposed to, her senior year would have been the first semester. The only main class she had to do was English and then the second semester she could have spent doing all electives. She did not get the remote learning work done

[@jimfahey2329]

I had a teacher that would squirt the backs of sleeping students' necks with lotion. And this was Bath and Body works lotion from the 90s. The smells were potent!

[@LittleO-xj3wh]

One time at lunch, I was eating with my friends and the Principle came by and asked "Oh, is it bussan bussan" She was like 60 so we politely laughed at her after she was on the other side of the cafeteria.

[@kiwi2468]

I hated my 5th grade principal, my principal had quit after 2 years at my school, she was my 2nd principal, and she was sweet,interacted with students but not that much, on talent show day (the last day of school) she announced she was going to a different school, and there was a chance that my math teacher of that year( we switched classes that year like middle school but with our classes and we weren’t allowed to walk alone) Mr. B had a chance to become our principal, but thank god he didn’t. He moved to a different school. My 5th grade principal, started changing the milk that you buy when you buy lunch, to protein filled chocolates milk, That tasted horrible, we even had a 5th grade debate to keep the old chocolate milk.

[@TheJoedonbakerfan]

I had a teacher in high school that used to teach “Holy Blood, Holy Grail” nonsense before The Davinci Code popularized it. I miss the days when conspiracy theories stayed on Art Bell’s show.

[@jaclynkiszczak230]

Barry out here looking like bleu cheese because he be dressing. Looking amazing!

[@Mylee-p2x]

My JROTC teacher was talking about the topic of teachers having guns in school and in hes words "why bring the things we dont want in the schools into the schools" and he went on to talk about how what would happen if there was a shooting and the teacher were to have a gun as well and not aim correctly then there are even more lives at risk there are many lives at risk in a shooting with one gun let alone multiple he also talked about how many shootings are from students so if they know the teachers have a gun some students would be like well its more likely that i get shot so let me not do this but others would look at it with all the mental health issues students have and be like well more people will probably be shot and i'll probably be shot so thats a good idea which is so true because many shootings from students happen when the student has almost like a mental break and cant take it anymore and cant use critical thinking and i think that's another side to look at that debate from because many people dont think about that part

[@distorti0n_]

that water story reminded me of this one teacher i had in like 4th grade, she used to take my chair away and i would have to kneel on the rough carpet bc i wasnt "paying attention" or smt (i have adhd and am on the spectrum) and my mom would get very upset when would i told her that she did it again and this narcissist WOULD CLAIM IT. the principal would say that she would tell her not to do it but she kept doing it and it was terrible, and she would so this everyday. she also only treated me like this btw

[@heiwaa115]

NO WAY MY LITERAL FAVORITE KZbinR had a conversation with my 5th grade English teacher....

[@paygecripps4728]

As an Iowan who lives close to Perry thank you for mentioning it and giving Dan the credit he deserves! 🫶🏼

[@jellywolf1432]

I love your videos so much and their so much fun to watch! I’ve had my share of principles when I was in elementary, I believe we ended up have 4 different ones I don’t really remember 😅

[@kearstinnekenerson6676]

My daughter came home one day with a huge handprint bruise around her arm and that is something that made me thing the teacher put hand on my kid. The hand print was bigger then my hand she was in kindergarten at the time the teacher got fired other kids had marks too. Took me and five other parents putting pressure on the school for something to get done

[@Void_of_thoughts]

Ya during Covid it was a really bad time to be going to school as a teacher or student Like students would be gone for 2 weeks because they were sick but also the school was sending kids not sick home for close contact and having to wait for a negative test to come back and then making up all the late work and this was middle school so that’s 7 classes to make up for

[@Detective_Grav]

Its interesting hearing how different the american education system is to canadian (I'm from Ontario). Exam season sounds horrible there. For us we just havw to put our phones in the "cell hotel", at the start the teacher explains what is on the exam and then we start. Pretty sure my bio teacher was doing stuff on her computer while we were working on it. Gotta give sm respect to teachers, especially americans that have to put up with weird rules and entitled parents.

[@alexcran3507]

I’m not sure if anyone will see this but I love this Chanel anyway I’m in my high school Shakspear production and tommorow is a formal/dress fancy day for school and I can either wear a more normal still fancy dress or a really nice ballgown that I have only got to wear once but I love it . Witch one do people think I should wear

[@Jadescraftinguniverse]

Ball gown

[@bumbummm9852]

Do the ball gown, you only go to high school once and yolo 🤷‍♀️

[@candylovingdemon99]

I remember when I was in 6th grade I had an English teacher who would put a movie for every class and if we did have an assignment,which was rare, for the students that did it would get the grade they got and anyone who didn't do it would get an automatic 100%. He got fired mid semester and we got substitutes for the rest of the year who also didn't teach us anything. 😂 Please forgive my grammar, I never recovered.

[@wesshill5994]

I know you taught Social Studies style courses, but you just give off English teacher vibes. From middle school and through college, my English teachers were always like, “protect him at all costs,” to the point to where one of my English professors would come to the restaurant I worked at once a week and tip me $50 since “volunteering” at the writing center helped with my scholarship lol

[@cloudyyy902]

TRUE STORY: In my Middle school we have to choose from band, chorus, or general music. Well I choose chorus, but many others choose band, so there was multiple classes. So one day the band teacher was out so they had a sub, RIGHT AFTER and I mean RIGHT AFTER the band class basically all of the students literally ran to the main office and reported the band sub. Later i found out she was calling kids little pieces of s*** and B***** and just being straight out mean. I heard she got fired the same day.

[@Aubz47]

I won’t lie, if my vice principal had been this handsome, I probably would have either tried way harder in school or completely acted out. It would have been a motivator to get sent to his office (in a non weird/creepy way!). 😂

[@RiverkeeperEmberStar]

I think they should offer something like karate or self-defense and not just gym class. We always played dodgeball and I always got hit in the face even when I was out I'd have like six balls hitting me one after another as I am trying to walk out of the area of war. And it was very rare to see the coach say anything about it. If we would have played kickball volleyball or anything other than this I would have had a chance at not getting hurt. I was already legally blind in one eye and the school knew this so did the coach. Having self-defense or karate offered to not only students but staff would just ensure that when the right person won't do the right thing they were given the proper information and discipline in order to do the right thing. We can slow down the progression of bullies but we can't keep them out completely. A great offense makes for good defense.

[@RiverkeeperEmberStar]

I see the dad on next Friday. He tells his son with this in front of his face and he says you live you live to fight another day. His son was wanting to take out his lifelong bully with a gun and he stops him with that speech. I learned how to play chess and that was a really good defense technique as well. I really love these segments with its interviews not too much of the bad Apple series. 🙏🌎💚🌍💚🌏🙏

[@PNWCactus]

I totally thought he was an 8th grade science teacher from my old school who left

[@bugsbunnyvj]

This is so wholesome

[@JennaGetsCreative]

OMG the thought of teachers carrying in schools. First of all, the weapons are already on campus for the kids who end up doing these things. Second, burnt out adults might make bad decisions too!

[@caratracha1361]

18:35 timestamp for beginning of short about kid pulling his mask off, for anyone looking for it.

[@Cr4zyKitty]

Sorry, did I miss the reason that the sub was unconscious in a rocking chair? If you didn't let her back can I take from that she was at fault somehow?

[@cyx1201]

5TH!!!! love these stories

[@masjuggalo]

Wait wait as in the sun of mr. Let's get it on

[@serpent3nvy]

Rebecca probably would still be a teacher if Barry was her admin from the beginning.

[@lovisaricks9168]

It sounds like you are saying you don't want murder to be a part of the risks of teaching. Yah , that sounds reasonable!

[@stacyk123]

The tooth story just confused me. Like, ma'am, do you still have all your baby teeth? Did your baby teeth not fall out for no reason? Come on girl.

[@0Milena_aneliM0]

Did u turn off mini player? Don't do it pls 😢 I like watching it over my games/browsing when I'm on the phone