@SabotKick72 Seriously not okay. I get we get quite a few days off more than the normal person, but if you have an event planned you do it.
If I was on her team I'd be telling her to go and I'd figure a way to absorb her class/classes with my teammates.
@Auspice said in Real World Peeves, Disgruntlement, and Irks.:
Actually teaching kids someday already has the imposter syndrome meter turned to yikes.
Totally relate to this. It has gotten a lot better now that I'm in year 10 and fairly secure in myself, but there are still moments when I go, "Do people REALLY give me their babies all day?!" 
It sucks. I've called maybe 8 times in my career (half of those being in one school I was only at for a year). It doesn't get easier. Just... you know what to expect eventually so you are ready for the questions. I've also sat with a few other teachers while they called so.
@Auspice
Finish your teaching degree and you get to revisit it every year.
Having reason to call CPS.
I was having a good day till then. But no day that ends in calling that number can be called good.
My kids all passed their test today.
That never happens.
