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"She has no business teaching children."
Being a teacher, you automatically take on the responsibility of prioritizing the children you teach. This means doing what you can to take care of them and contribute to making sure they are safe under your care.
Failure to even try to do that can lead to consequences. An example can be seen in a r/AITA post a dad made.
OP told Redditors how his son had episodes of passing out, and they taught him how to deal with it so he wouldn't hurt himself. His son was typically obedient and also did his part of following instructions.
However, one time OP got a call from his son's school telling him that his son had passed out. It wouldn't have been too worried, but then the nurse told him that his son had hit his head when he fell.
OP was confused since he had taught him to lie down when he felt that he was about to faint. After a day, he asked his son what happened.
This is where he started to get angry. OP's son told him that he tried to inform his teacher what he was feeling multiple times, and a friend even came to his aid, but it only resulted in both of them getting yelled at.
OP arranged a meeting with the teacher and the principal the following Monday. The teacher tried to deny what OP's son had told him, and this was when OP snapped and started screaming at her.
He explained that the school and teachers were aware of his son's episodes before the incident. Although, according to his parents and some of his friends, he shouldn't have lost his temper that way.
In this problem, OP was voted as NTA. People suggested that he does something legally and have other parents involved so they could raise awareness.
They understood why OP lost his temper as well since his kid's safety was involved. OP is continuously involved in the process of finding out what the diagnosis is for his son's symptoms.