Mom sparks debate after accusing teachers of relying on homework to do their jobs: My kids dont and they never will

Mama’s bringing the trauma. As kiddos from coast-to-coast prepare to return to the classroom in the coming weeks, one mother is making it clear that she’s not prepared to force her brood to tackle assignments, study for tests or complete enriching projects once the end-of-day school bell tolls. It’s simply not her job. “My children do not do homework and they’re never going to do homework,” a mom of three, ranging in age from 6 to 12, ranted to 162,000 virtual viewers.“They’re not going to go sit at school all day, for eight hours, come home and do homework.”“If you want to fail them because of it, fail them because of it.

Then you’ll be the reason why they don’t graduate,” she barked.“Teachers think they run s- -t and they don’t.

I’m the parent, not them.”Hers is a staunch stance that’s sorely dividing social media — and driving educators to ditch their desks. Teachers are exiting the classrooms en masse due to an uptick in student violence, unfair pay, the overuse of technology, and, of course, uncooperative mothers and fathers. Allinson Chavez, a former special education teaching assistant from Queens, recently abandoned the chalkboard to sling wings at Hooters.Now an icon at the bird and boobies haunt, the buxom brunette enjoys less parent-triggered stress and more money as a waitress than she ever did schooling tots on their ABCs. Tera Flowers, a California-based teacher of more than 30 years, is one in the 40% of burned-out folks on the job who are planning to jump ship soon, per alarming new data.

Flowers, 63, cited the intense “coddling” of students as her reason for leaving, saying,  “The biggest change is the lack of discipline and consequences for the children and the increasing expectation of entitlement of the parents.”Still, those unapologetic parents remain firm in their perverseness. The mother in the viral vid — likely shared to rage bait the internet into a feuding tizzy — even do...