I think it is not so simple to get rid of her. Your claim is very common for a teenager student. I will say to you that some girls that went to the principal and asked that I was kicked out of the school, this new school year they ask me again and again why I don’t teach them and say that they miss me, they even kiss me when we see each other some times. But, I am certainly not a monster.

If she is really a monster, talk to your parents. I mean, not only you, but the kids that have problem with her, they should act this way. The parents will talk to the parents council (do you understand what I mean?), they can also talk to the principal of the school.

Going to the principal alone (just the kids) would be disastrous.

There are monsters in every field or profession, so what you are saying could actually be true. If it really is a matter of her doing something wrong, incorrectly, against school policy or standards, then you could write a letter which clearly and specifically details every instance where you perceive her to have been this ‘monster’. Get as many signatures as you can, and address it to the principal with one copy to the school board and one to her. Now, if she is found to actually be guilty of the things you say, she could face a written warning, suspension or termination. If your ‘group’ on the other hand is found to have raised false accusations, you will have the brunt of everyone’s anger to bear with some retaliation (subtle and not) to boot.

You can not get rid of her with signatures, she is a mean teacher, you will come across those. Study harder, and get over it.

If your failing test and quizs’ study more honestly in college they don’t help you out like that. She is doing her job, being a teacher is very hard work.

I think we would be able to answer this question more accurately if you would give examples of why she is a monster. One person’s monster is another’s angel.

As a teacher I have been through this situation myself. That is why I would like to see specifics.

Well, I kinda tried to get a teacher fired last year, but it didn’t happen. Let’s just face the facts, she’s a teacher, and they don’t get in trouble for anything. Just change your class or threaten to drop out.

I’m sorry ,but u shouldn’t do that. maybe things go on in her mind that she reacts out and sh doesn’t even know it. maybe you should ask the principal so she can work it out. because all you’re doing is making her dislike u more and more.

Why don’t you actually talk to the teacher instead?