Tweets From Parents Who Are Secretly Thrilled The School Year Just Began

Hallelujah! The school bells are ringing. Children are finally back in their classrooms and out of their parents hair. No more kitchen messes, disastrous science experiments, gross puddles, non-stop screaming and crying... at least for 8 hours a day anyway! Bless school teachers. They are the unsung heroes. Scroll down to see the mayhem, exhaustion and sassy remarks parents had to put up with this summer. 

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