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What is going on everyone? Welcome back to my channel. Today I've got some more classic

entitled parents stories which're going to love.

Entitled parents think their trial deserves an honors placement regardless of his class performance.

I worked in a pretty affluent school district for 14 years and met a lot of entitled parents.

These two from my first year of teaching never left my mind though.

As an eighth grade English teacher, it was my job to recommend either honors English,

level one English, or level 2 English for my students

ninth grade year. Personally, I hated this. I want kids to work to their best of their abilities

and not make them feel inferior when they just might not be mentally mature enough for a higher placement

yet. Math and science also had to make similar racks. To clarify, level one was a normal, rigorous

class, probably comparable to the class I was currently teaching. Level two was for kids who really struggled with reading and writing.

Honors was very intense.

Students would write numerous papers that might not even get graded.

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