Lady Netizen Expresses Teacher’s Action During School Event
A lady netizen expressed her disappointment over the inappropriate behavior of her sibling’s teacher during a school event.
Recently, the Facebook page “21st Century Teachers – Education for All v2.0” posted the message from a concerned netizen, saying that the pancit prepared by her family was given away by the teacher and was never tasted by the students.
According to the lady netizen, her brother had been very excited about the event. She managed to borrow a barong so he could take part and even woke up early to prepare pancit for the class feast.
The food was carefully packed and sent with him to school, with the young boy happily looking forward to sharing it with his classmates. But at the end of the day, her brother came home unusually quiet.
Later, the student shared that the pancit was never served to the students. Instead, it was reportedly given away to the school guard. This left him unable to taste even a single bite of the food his sister had lovingly prepared.
“The adviser never placed the pancit on the table. Instead, they gave it away to the guard. My brother didn’t even get to taste it—not a single bite. While others ate and enjoyed the feast, the food I lovingly prepared was left untouched, judged without being given a chance,” she said.
The sender said her brother felt sad and discouraged, even saying he no longer wanted to participate in school programs. For her, the incident was not just about the food but about the effort and excitement of a child who only wanted to belong and contribute.
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The woman expressed that while there might have been reasons for the teacher’s decision, it could have been handled in a way that still valued her brother’s effort. She reminded teachers and adults guiding children that simple contributions, no matter how small, represent a child’s pride and a family’s support.
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