Cole Hart
When I picked my son up from school, he told me he hadn’t been able to fall asleep during naptime.
He said he’d seen someone who wasn’t dressed like the teachers walking around the classroom, staring at each child while they slept.
I had access to the classroom cameras and checked them regularly throughout the day, so I figured it was just his imagination and didn’t think much of it.
Then Vivian’s mom, whose daughter was in the same class, suddenly messaged me privately.
“Vivian said she saw a teacher she didn’t recognize watching her sleep at noon. It scared her. But I checked the security footage, and no one entered the classroom during naptime.”
“I noticed David opened his eyes at one point, so I wanted to ask if he mentioned seeing anything.”
My heart skipped a beat.
I immediately pulled up the classroom footage again.
After watching it carefully and confirming I hadn’t missed anything, I was just about to reply to Vivian’s mom when the class group chat suddenly blew up.
“My child said there was a teacher he didn’t know walking around the classroom while they were sleeping. How are you people running this place?”
The teacher immediately responded, insisting nothing like that had happened, and posted the security footage in the group chat.
But then the parents of five other children began chiming in one after another.
“My kid said the same thing. He saw a teacher he didn’t recognize.”
“Then... what exactly is going on?”