Parents of children attending school in the US city of New Jersey have been left outraged after a substitute teacher told a class of six-year-old children that santa doesn’t exist.
The controversial incident which has now led to parents of those attending Cedar Hill School in Montville, New Jersey, to voice their anger abour the incident in social media.
According to WKRG, the unnamed substitute teacher who has not been named apparently told the class of 23 young children that santa doesn’t exist and that their parents buy them presents every year.
The unforgiving teacher who stripped her classroom of innocence also told them that the tooth fairy didn’t exist but their parents give them money and nothing they have been told is real.
It is believed the children who have been left upset by the incident were also told that any form of magic isn’t real and the Easter bunny was completely made up.
The incident which has left parents furious apparently occurred last Friday when the teacher stood in for a class at the school.