“A teacher reported being cursed at by both students and parents and physically assaulted with kicks and punches.”
Reports from April and May 2026 describe teachers being physically assaulted by students, including incidents involving punches and kicks.
While the specific claim of being cursed at by students and parents is not explicitly detailed in the provided search results, multiple news reports from around the claim's publication date (May 2026) describe teachers experiencing physical assaults from students. This indicates a pattern of such incidents, supporting the general claim of physical assault in educational settings.
Judged as of May 5, 2026— the video's publish date
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