Vindictive teacher gives a test with the wrong answers, and her students unite to get her fired.

A little bit of background first.

My eighth grade year of middle school, we had one of our teachers leave at the very beginning of the year to go and teach at another district.

So, the school's administration had to find a replacement in very little time, and about

two weeks into the school year, they hired a teacher, I'll call Miss E. Immediately, she gave

off a vibe that screamed, I'm only nice when my boss is in the room. The next few months

went by, and the majority of the students who had her, as as a teacher all agreed that she had no idea how to teach, nor did she make any effort to show the students some respect.

I'm talking daily incidents of her picking on the class, complaining about not getting work done, and then wasting 20 minutes of class time while complaining. Miss E was also the type of teacher

to pick favourites, and pick on kids she didn't like as much. She absolutely hated me, as I often

made it a point to start messing with her during class after realizing what kind of person she really

was. Stuff like getting a whole group of people to move their desk and inch

forward every few seconds. We also got access to her in-class phone number, which we spend a lot of

time calling her on, just to see her reaction. A whole lot of other incidents occurred in that class,

which would tell some great stories by their own, but I'll keep this short since it's already pretty

lengthy. In May of that year, we were finishing a unit on a book and took a test on it. The test

was created by Miss E and had a lot of errors in it. Some of the test questions referred to very

small details of the book, or contradictory story pieces that made no sense.

We got the tests back about a week later, with the highest grade in class being a 70%.

This clearly isn't right, so a few of us, a group of about five people, including me,

went to talk to her about it, even showing evidence from the book that some of the questions

that were wrong happened to be right, or there were two answers, a few other things, and Mrs. E refused to listen

to any of us. She told us all to sit down. She got up and went on about how she felt, word

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