I dedicate this book to schools and teachers struggling to survive in the hell of public complaints.
Schools have become a haven for complaints, and teachers' authority has disappeared...
Are you going to continue to ignore it like this?
From preventing complaints to dealing with complaints,
From know-how in resolving malicious complaints to overseas examples of protecting teachers' rights, this book contains everything.

In the summer of 2023, the death of an elementary school teacher and the extreme choices of several other teachers made people inside the school think that festering wounds had finally burst, but it was a great shock to many outside the school.
People who thought teaching was a job with many advantages, such as vacations, pensions, and good commuting hours, were puzzled.
And he asked why I had endured this situation for so long.

Even before the teachers' deaths, countless teachers had been falsely accused and sued, and had fought a lonely battle against unjust and malicious complaints.
Because I was seeing students every day, I couldn't report the parents to the police, and there was no outside agency I could turn to for help.
I considered malicious complaints to be just a random occurrence of bad luck and hoped the storm would pass.

As teachers who could no longer endure malicious complaints continued to die, and the reasons for the deaths of teachers who had been kept secret as personal matters became known to the world, the issue of malicious complaints from parents and teachers' authority began to gain social consensus.
There are now voices of concern from all walks of life, saying that schools can no longer be neglected.

How could the fear and anxiety the deceased experienced be unique to them? Is there any teacher today who hasn't grappled with parental complaints? It's in the spirit of comforting the countless teachers who, while not resisting to the point of death, endured such a difficult and lonely time, and it's my belief that everyone needs to understand and respond properly to prevent such absurd and malicious complaints from ever running rampant again. Therefore, I'm bringing the difficult topic of "school complaints" to the world's attention.


This book has no intention of disparaging any educational entity or any specific group.
Let's take a moment to step back from the complacency of thinking that each person is doing the best they can in their own situation and position, and question whether this is truly the best they can do, and whether it is right to continue on as is.
If the direction is wrong, you must change direction before it is too late.
I hope that the teachers of this land, who have fallen into apathy, will rise again and provide proper education for our children, and that the day will come when they can focus solely on teaching without any worries.