You Won’t Believe What Teachers Used to Get Away With in the 80s and 90s!

You Won’t Believe What Teachers Used to Get Away With in the 80s and 90s!

Three young girls sitting outdoors on a blanket, smiling and playing, reflecting nostalgic moments of teachers in the 80s and 90s. My 3rd-grade teacher had the whole class camp in her backyard after the last day of school. She took us to see the original TMNT movie in the theater, then we stayed up late telling ghost stories. One of my absolute fondest memories.

Cambot1138 , RODNAE Productions Report

Wooden stocks used as a punishment device, showing crazy things teachers did in the past that seem unbelievable now. My history teacher had a set of pillories in his room. Misbehave? Your head and hands went in and the top board clamped over. No pain or anything. Just had to stand there and feel the shame. Awesome guy and it was an interesting and educational punishment. Rather than sit in the principals office you had to stay in class and learn about colonial punishments.

I’m assuming todays parents would try and kill him with sticks over that.

NightEmber79 , Dimitris Kamaras Report

McDonald's drive-thru with large golden arches and cars parked, reflecting crazy things teachers did in the 80s and 90s. 6th grade teacher Ms. Sullivan would take 3 kids every Friday to McDonald’s for lunch. She was cool as hell. Smoked during the drive and everything.

SigP365SAS , William F. Yurasko Report

Teacher wearing a brown sweater vest and white blouse representing crazy things teachers did in the 80s and 90s. I had a high school Spanish teacher tell me after class one day that she wouldn’t say anything if I sucker punched this one annoying bully in the class that she also hated.

jonahvsthewhale , cottonbro Report

Pouring liquid mercury into a dish, demonstrating one of the crazy things teachers did in the 80s and 90s. 7th grade science class, the teacher walked around with a beaker full of mercury and told us to stick a finger in it to feel how dense it was. Then he gave us each our own penny-size drop of mercury to play with at our desks, so we could see how it moved. I’m sure we were poisoned that day.

Nowadays if a thermometer breaks they clear the school.

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