A teacher, her student’s mother and some seriously awkward shaped cookies.
A mum in the US has removed her daughter from her primary school after she got into a fight with her child’s teacher.
The incident came after the teacher said cookies baked by the student and her mother were inappropriate to serve to her Year 2 class, because they were shaped like vaginas.
A friend of the teacher shared the story on Reddit, which invited users to share there thoughts on the situation. This is her second hand account of the event, told from the perspective of her friend:
“I am currently a Year 2 teacher at a public school. I have a wonderful class and I like to reward them when they have a good week by having volunteer parents bring in snacks (I.E. cookies etc) provided the parent keeps them hypoallergenic. This week our volunteer parent told me that she would be preparing cookies for the class and is ‘excited for this opportunity’. Thinking nothing of it, I thanked her and marked it off my weekly to-do list.
So Friday rolls around and the kids are excited. The parent comes into the classroom with a pan full of treats and brings them to me and says with a smile ‘I decided you can use these to teach the kids about the woman’s vagina today.’ Baffled and completely caught off guard I slowly peel the aluminum foil off the pan to behold a plethora of sugar cookie and frosting vaginas.
Not just any old vagina, but ALL KINDS OF VAGINAS. There were small, puffy, white, brown, shaved, bald, and even a fire crotch with beef curtains. Perplexed, I give the parent the most professional look I can muster and quietly reply ‘I’m sorry but I can’t give these to my students. This just isn’t appropriate.'”
The teacher goes on to explain that the parent stormed out of her classroom before sending her an incredibly raged series of emails:
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