Teachers eh?

[TheFaQQer]

AMi Pro had smart quotes back in 1992, though they might have been called something else.

I'll take your word for it - I've tried hard to forget anything to do with Ami Pro.

If the letter was genuine, I would expect that in the past twenty years, someone has managed to track down either the teacher or the child, though.

[Sysman]

It's been doing the rounds since 2006.

snopes.com: Adam Hilliker Detention Letter

This image has been clumsily edited to take out the original 1994 date, leaving the comma behind, and as Snopes points out, uses smart quotes in a letter from 1994 which seems highly unlikely.

AMi Pro had smart quotes back in 1992, though they might have been called something else.

[SpontaneousOrder]

How many fingers?, Winston!

[darmstadt]

It's been doing the rounds since 2006.

snopes.com: Adam Hilliker Detention Letter

This image has been clumsily edited to take out the original 1994 date, leaving the comma behind, and as Snopes points out, uses smart quotes in a letter from 1994 which seems highly unlikely.

Still undetermined though, but I got caught

This letter is supposedly from a teacher named Adam Hilliker.

[TheFaQQer]

It's been doing the rounds since 2006.

snopes.com: Adam Hilliker Detention Letter

This image has been clumsily edited to take out the original 1994 date, leaving the comma behind, and as Snopes points out, uses smart quotes in a letter from 1994 which seems highly unlikely.

[vetran]

lets hope he writes a decent resignation letter.

[darmstadt]

No wonder people complain about education....although I believe this might be America...