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  It's definitely not like that anymore. The parents of the worst kids typically side with their kids over the teacher, even when the situation is obviously something along the lines of what the OP is describing. It's almost like there's a cause and effect relationship...
context: Are you sure this isn’t a rant? >
  
  What a random rant but alright carry on with your opinions. >
  
  Just a heads up coming from someone with a stepmother whose been a public school teacher for over 30 plus years, be very very careful what you say on social media, you aren’t as anonymous as you’d probably like to believe.
  I noticed by your post history that you substitute teach some, and that’s commendable of you. But please be aware that anything that you say can make it’s way back, and if you have any intentions on ever teaching full time, I’d hate for something like that to fuck you over, because I’ve witnessed it with my own two eyes.
  Teachers have always been under appreciated, under paid, and over worked. But if you ask most of them, it’s a labor of love. Administration has become so far removed from the classroom they are out of touch, the kids are wild, and the parents are difficult at times, no doubt about it. >
  
  Figured it was a rough day with the class lol. Yeah should be slightly careful people are vindictive especially with posts like this unfortunately if it gets traction. >
  
  I have a friend who was almost completely done with nursing school, I mean he was at the point he was almost done with all this clinical hours and everything.
  Took a random selfie while inside the hospital, and there was a computer screen in the background which displayed confidential information, violating HIPAA and immediately getting him kicked out of the program. 
  People don’t realize that the shit they post can come back to bite them. >
  
  There's always somebody online especially on Reddit who knows a little something something about what they're looking at and will zoom in on a detail like that. >
  
  Must not be an English teacher, your title has me perplexed.  If I had documented proof that a teacher was lying I don't care if the kid is a piece of shit I'd still call out the teacher.  But my default is all kids are assholes, so I'd likely not find myself in this predicament to begin with...  Good luck with your struggles Op. >
  
  Honestly, if you get mad at an adult for the fact that your kid lied to them, you are the reason your kid is manipulative. >
  
  I'm confused. My parents would ALWAYS be on the teachers side, no matter what bs they pull off. To be fair to them it seems that was just damage reduction. The second I graduated they openly admitted that some of my teachers were trash. Still would have liked some moral support as a student. But wtf is "esp w documented proof" supposed to mean. You're saying the teacher should never be hold responsible for misconduct even when proven?