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I was a teacher for 30 years. If a teacher says to a class "I missed you", I assure you they mean it. Any teacher worth their salary loves what they do, and the kids are the best part of the job. There are teachers who would not say that to a class, or teachers who would say it but not mean it. Such people should not be teachers at all.
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