"Magister pueros impios non pulsat."

Translation: The teacher does not hit the undutiful boys.

[ARCANA-MVSA]

Could impius, -a, -um also mean wicked or irreverent? This is what shows on William Whitaker's Words ...

Volgav vitsenanieff nivya kevach varatsach.

[karasu4]

irreverent, ungodly, undutiful, unpatriotic, abandoned, wicked, impious...

[LouiviVeterus]

Yeah, in my opinion, there are better translations than 'undutiful'.

[TheNoblerC]

I used 'disrespectful' that the dictionary provides and it was rejected...

[PERCE_NEIGE]

Please, report.

[BryanWilli390596]

Magistra should be accepted as the subject here, as well as Magister (Reported as an error in the Latin sentence, because there was no option for "My answer should be marked correct.")

[Philip299317]

All I'm saying is, those little imps deserve it.

[teacon7]

Didn't accept the word "impious", where normally it does for "impius -a -um". (reported). Thanks to the team for the hard work addressing this stuff

[PERCE_NEIGE]

Impious is one of the meanings, but in this context, "undutiful, unrespectful" is more logical. Unless it's a madrassa-like school, it's more logical to hit a unrespecful student, than a boy who doesn't want to go to church.

So, it's the more natural meaning in this context.
But if we imagine a religious school, the other translation is possible.

[egcw1995]

Would "rude" or "impolite" also work?

[Henry803202]

Where is this school. I need it.

[Duolangage]

We learn by having fun !

[SyedMoheel]

Wicked Boys!

[vincemat]

Young whippersnappers!

[SyedMoheel]

sed puer perfidus et impius magistrum pulsat!

[BeefTestos4]

You haven't been to my school, then.

[tibfulv]

Proper Latin teachers use the sword, lol.

[ThomasClarke9]

I am beginning to understand why puellae in ludo sunt tacitae...

[RickyTwisd]

Is "undutiful" even a word?

[tibfulv]

Proper Roman Centurion teachers use their swords, lol.

[KenBrown958]

Well, in the UK he would lose his job if he did hit them, however much they serve it

[Rovicath]

In some hints, impios = undutiful OR disrespectful