What has gotten into my daughter's teacher?

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Yesterday, I called my daughter's Head Start teacher. I called her from the school and they rung her classroom line. I made sure that I called her early that morning, so that I could talk to her before her class started to get full with her students. I called because I wanted to ask her and her assistant teacher to make sure that my daughter's hat was on her head when she comes back home. The first thing that she told me was that my daughter was responsible for taking her own hat out of her cubby and making sure that it is on before she leaves from the classroom. She said this with a sassy attitude in her tone of voice. I also told her that my daughter told me that her hat was in her book bag at school too. So that meant that she did not walk out of the classroom with her hat on her head at all. Okay, but I still feel that it would not be a hard thing to do if her and her assistant, would check my daughter's head to make sure that her hat is on before she leaves the classroom. I am glad that they are teaching my child to be responsible, but still, they should at least make sure that she and other students have on their proper garments before leaving from the classroom. If my daughter comes to school with her pink hat on, I expect for her to come back with it on her head when she comes home. The first time that I had to talk to her about this, was when I sent a note to her through my daughter. I told her teacher that it was cold outside. My daughter did not have on her hat when she came home from school on Monday. It was cold outside, it had to have been in the late 50's that afternoon. It was cold enough for a hat. I don't know what is wrong with her teacher, it is like she wants to control my child into doing what she feels that she should do according to her standards. Well I am so sorry to tell her, she can't. I am her mother and I don't care how much teaching she has as a teacher, it can never undermine to what I know as her own mother. If my child gets sick again, it will be her fault. Having the Flu is not any fun at all. I have the Flu now, and I always keep my hat on my head, so I know that my daughter can get sicker without having her hat on.