<human>: Happened right before Thanksgiving break. 

So I'm a first year elementary teacher, and thinking on my toes when it comes to sensitive problems is not my forte at this point. I've got a couple difficult students in my class and they tend to be very "cuss-y." 

One of the kids comes back into my classroom as we're lined up to leave for specials. I'm dealing with something else, and am walking towards the line as one of my African-American girls approaches me. "Miss Doomedsushi, [student's name] said the 'N'-word!" I froze, not knowing what to do. I assume I was mouth-agape for longer than normal, because she looks at me confusedly and goes, "Y'know, he said, like, 'My nuts hurt!'" 

Crisis averted and my brain is both relieved and somewhat exhausted. My reaction to this is to laugh and say–far louder than I meant to–"Oh thank god!" 

In my head I imagine the girl went home and told her parents something along the lines of: "[student name] said the 'N'-word today and Miss Doomedsushi laughed and said 'Oh thank god' when I told her!" [cueing parental shock and horror]

Can you succinctly summarize the text in 1-3 sentences?
<bot>: student said an 'N' word, and after finding out it wasn't the one I expected, I expressed my relief. Still waiting for mobs with pitchforks.