Mom Laughs At Teacher For Giving Her Son Detention Just For Getting Startled By Her Loud Voice

Leona Martinez

In a quiet home office, the mom working from home got a surprising voicemail from her 11-year-old son, Preston. He said that he got detention for getting startled by his teacher's really loud voice. Doubting his story, the mom decided to call the teacher and was shocked when what Susan said matched Preston's exactly. They both ended up laughing.

But things got serious when the mom questioned if it was fair to punish Preston for just being scared. The tension rose as the teacher insisted on detention, even mentioning suspension if Preston didn't comply.

Feeling frustrated, the mom stood her ground, saying she'd fight against what seemed like an unfair punishment. The mom didn't want to punish Preston for a normal reaction. After a friend criticized her response, she posted her story on the r/AmItheA**hole subreddit to ask for opinions

Want to know how it all ended? Keep reading to find out.

Source: Reddit

Student gets detention for geting startled by his teacher's really loud voice

Student gets detention for geting startled by his teacher's really loud voice Source: Google Images (not the actual photo)

The OP asks:

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OP's son has a teacher, Susan, whose consistently loud voice startles him due to his skittish nature

OP initially doubted her son's claim of getting detention for being startled by Susan's loud voice but was surprised when the teacher's account matched Preston's exactly

Despite OP's objection to her son's detention for being startled by the teacher's loud voice, Susan insisted it was mandatory

OP was reluctant to punish her son for getting startled

Source: Google Images (not the actual photo)

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