An entitled High School teacher demands 300 new followers for the school's Instagram from his students.

And if they don't get these followers in the next two weeks, their entire class would fail the course.

Here's what happened.

So my daughter is a freshman in high school

and as an elective she joined the enterprise class.

It's part of the future business leaders of America classes

and it really should have been an easy a.

They run the school store and make the school

shirts and merchandise to raise money for the FBLA. The teacher is an overweight ex-college

football player and the assistant high school football coach.

He thinks he's pretty high and mighty,

but is always unshaven and looks like he's wearing the same clothes for days.

Most of the assignments were easy things,

like testing to see if they could run the computer for making shirts, how they

handle the cash register and money, as well as other easy things that we expected.

My daughter has had straight A's her entire life, but this guy grades assignments by the class, not by the student itself.

So if a couple of kids screw up, the whole class has a lower grade, which sucks for the

kids trying to keep high grades, Two weeks before the end of the

semester and the teacher had not entered any grades since September. Even though

the kids had no type of lessons or previously covered the subject, their final grade was to get the school's future business leaders of America

Instagram 300 new followers.

This was a pass fail as a group grade

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