I found your post and your warped values, not so much insignificant, but appalling and worthy of mockery. Poor kid.
BTW, she's the one, on her own, who went in and talked to these teachers one on one after I emailed them and she found out today that they made several mistakes. We're all human. Her grade rose 10 POINTS in one class and 5 in another. I think her school is pretty good overall and know many of the teachers personally. How many times does this happen to kids that feel like they can't question what a teacher says or does? I have a MS in Education and I'd say about 40% of the people I graduated with were going to turn out to be great teachers. So I look out for my kids with that other 60%. No, I am not a teacher, as my husband and I chose to run a small business instead.
I also know that a few years back if you graduated with a degree in teaching Math, Science, or a foreign language you were almost guaranteed a job as there was a shortage. I went to school with many of these people that didn't know all that much Algebra themselves, but are now trying to teach it to our children. So, yeah, I will check what's going on with my daughter and she has learned how the system works and to respectfully ask questions. She's 13 and I give her tons of credit for her accomplishments.