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There always seems to be at least one teacher who hates the students, and the students hate them right back.

That was the case in this story, so when that teacher got called up in front of the whole school during a hygiene demonstration, everyone wanted to see how she did.

When the presenter took out the black light to reveal whether people washed their hands well, the teacher failed miserably, much to the delight of the students.

Whether the teacher intentionally failed to wash her hands or not, this is a story the kids aren’t going to forget. Read through all the details below.

Terrible elementary school teacher embarrassed in front of students

Way back in my elementary school days, one of the grade 3 teachers was the absolute worst.

Oddly, some teachers really seem to hate kids.

She was also the part time librarian, but it was clear that she hated kids. I have no idea what she was doing teaching, but I guess she had been doing it long enough that she was actually getting paid well.

Either way, it was rare for a kid to leave her class without having cried at some point. For me it was when I asked a classmate a question about the assignment, and she yelled at me for talking in class.

Let’s see how they get revenge on this teacher.

Anyway, onto the revenge. It’s petty. One day we had some presenters come in to teach the kids from several classes about proper hygiene.

At one point several students and a teacher were asked to come up to participate in a demonstration.

Ok, the stage is set.

I volunteered, and I think the teacher was asked. She must have agreed to do it as some sort of way to make it seem like she was supportive of anything, or something like that.

So, anyway, we all had this spray or something put onto our hands, which was invisible except under a black light.

She washed her hands well.

Then we were told to go wash our hands, and we would see how much of that spray was left over after. I was determined to make sure that I got it all, so I scrubbed my hands like crazy.

When we got back, the presenters shined a black light onto all of our hands. Mine were nearly spotless, except for a little under my nails, and possibly a bit on my wrists.

This might have been intentional to illustrate how not to wash their hands.

But the problem teacher had missed so much. I mostly recall that she had completely missed cleaning between her fingers, but I’m sure there was more.

The presenters complimented the students on their hand washing skills, and told the teacher that she needed to practice her hand washing.

It wasn’t even really revenge, but to all the seven/eight year old’s that were constantly being yelled at by this teacher, it was very satisfying.

But wait, there’s more.

And bonus revenge story about the same teacher: One year we did a fundraiser for something, and if we paid something like five dollars, then we got to place a piece of duct tape over one of three different teachers.

They were standing on one of the benches (maybe a foot off the ground), and after the event was over they pulled the bunches out to see how long the teachers would stay stuck to the wall.

This is just too funny.

Two of the teachers fell instantly. You can guess which teacher hung there for a while. I think a lot of the parents must have hated her too, because a lot of kids suddenly had money for the fundraiser that year.

You would hope that the teacher was realize that nobody liked her and would change her ways, but that is clearly not the case.

Check out what the people in the comments have to say about this story.

What a horrible way to run a classroom.

Yikes, that’s kind of gross.

Here is someone else who hated their 3rd grade teacher.

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Here is someone who had a 6th grade teacher that they hated.

Teaching third graders must be a lot of work.

If it wasn’t intentional, the teacher must have been devastated. It clearly made an impact on the students, though.

Let’s hope that at least the kids are washing their hands well.