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Year 4
continued with the shit, with a teacher called miss Painter, who liked
to yell. Telling my mother about her abuse had her come to school about
it, where Painter told her I was worthless, and had no future. The
principal refused to intervene, so we changed school. For the rest of
year 4, I had Mr Button, who was nice enough.
Year 5 was
absolutely great. I had a teacher who was my second cousin, Mrs. Sue.
She loved her job, liked being around children and enjoyed helping us
learn. But this was a catholic school, run by a nun, and she wanted Sue
to be more strict with us. Sue refused, and had to leave. She was then
replaced by the worst teacher I ever had, miss Wilson. Wilson yelled
at us constantly, and hated me in particular. I once handed in a maths
test, where all the answers were right, and she marked every single
answer wrong because the decimal points weren't "on the lines".
Unfortunately I forgot the thing about her I started writing this for,
so I can't make her look half as bad as she was. Suffice to say, she was
a monster.
In year 6, I had Mr Paladino. In hindsight, he was a
pretty good guy. He'd yell when the kids got out of hand, but otherwise
was nice. He had a joke for every kid in the class, a running gag he'd
use with that particular person. For me, it was whenever I forgot my
homework, him saying something along the lines of "Hey ___, you better
spend less time with the girls and focus on your schoolwork more!" This
would be a friendly thing in high school, but in year 6, this is the
kind of shit that gets you teased. I did not like it. Thankfully he
caught on and asked me about it, and stopped doing it afterwards. I
never really realised how much he looked out for me. |