MAPLETON, Utah – It’s just a case of an overzealous teacher – the school insists – but some parents aren’t too sure.

One mother sounded the alarm when she discovered a health class assignment at Mapleton Junior High School was to catalog the contents of their parents’ medicine cabinet on a form titled “Medicine Cabinet Inventory” and turn it into the teacher, reports Fox 13.

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The form includes spaces for the name of the medication, whether it’s prescription or over-the-counter, what it’s for, when it expires and whether it’s FDA-approved.

Parent Onika Nugent posted a picture of the form on Facebook and sent a letter to the teacher and the principal detailing her privacy concerns.

“I said, ‘Although it may be a good idea for parents to do an inventory of their medicine cabinet, I believe it is inappropriate for students to counsel their parents, or report to the school what that inventory is. It is a complete invasion of privacy,’” she said before some assembled media outside the school.

Parents were concerned that the form and the data being collected might somehow be related to Common Core national standards and the data mining related to it.

The district insisted it wasn’t connected to Common Core.

They say a health teacher – whom they did not name – created the assignment and the form.

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“Sometimes we’re blindsided, we don’t know if a teacher is giving something out that they shouldn’t be doing, ” Lana Hiskey, spokeswoman for the Nebo School District tells the news station.

“And so we absolutely want parents to come forward, let us know. … I wouldn’t be comfortable having my own children go through my medicine cabinet.”

Hiskey also says, “This was an innocent mistake,” according to KSL.

“It was part of a health unit. (The teacher) wanted parents to know how to clean their medicine cabinets.”

State Sen. Deidre Henderson also weighed in, telling the news station, “They’re attaching drug abuse with, ‘Hey, tell us all the prescription drugs you may be on.'”

She added the assignment “missed the mark.”

The district added that it was a “serious concern” and in violation of state health privacy laws and that the assignment was being canceled.

According to Fox 13, Nugent is the only parent that complained.