'She Has Passed Away': Teacher's Embarrassing Report Card Remark Criticised On Twitter

The image was first shared back in 2019 and has again gone viral with many re-sharing it on the microblogging site Twitter.

By : ABP News Bureau | Updated at : 29 Mar 2023 02:42 PM (IST)

'She Has Passed Away': Teacher's Embarrassing Report Card Remark Criticised On Twitter 'She Has Passed Away': Teacher's Embarrassing Report Card Remark Criticised On Twitter

Teacher criticised for his embarrassing report card remark

Source : @AnantBhan/Twitter

Report cards provide parents access to their children's performance in detail, and the comment of teachers on the report card is equally vital for them. But a blunder made by a teacher is going viral on the internet and may leave you chuckling.

A screenshot of the remark on the report card shared on social media reads "she has passed away". However, the teacher wanted to indicate that the student has passed her examinations.

The image was first shared back in 2019 and has again gone viral with many re-sharing it on the microblogging site Twitter.

. “Oh, lord,” Twitter user Anant Bhan wrote in the caption of the image he shared.

Oh, lord
Via FB pic.twitter.com/PApNboMp3X
— Anant Bhan (@AnantBhan) March 27, 2023

The report card shows the unnamed student score good marks in almost all the subjects. And, in the place of "Teacher’s remarks" it reads, "She has passed away."

The school seems to be in Africa as one of the subject mentioned in the report card is Chichewa, which is the official language of Malawi in Africa.

Since being shared, the clip has amassed 7,467 views and tons of comments.

"I think teacher's english passed away," wrote on user on seeing the post.

I think teacher's english passed away🤣😂🤣
— Shashikant Rai (@Shashik16099628) March 29, 2023

"May SHE who has passed away be blessed by almighty in her very being here & now with a long healthy happy & prosperous life.!!," wrote another user.

May SHE who has passed away be blessed by almighty in her very being here & now with a long healthy happy & prosperous life.!!
— Hemant Wagh (@HemantWagh1984) March 27, 2023

"Not sure about authenticity. There is no school, teacher name and signature. May be manufactured for publicity," wrote a third.

Not sure about authenticity. There is no school, teacher name and signature. May be manufactured for publicity.
— Ramakrishnan (@Ramakri32082746) March 28, 2023

"The teacher looks a fake recruit in Bengal Teacher Scam!!!," wrote a fourth jokingly.