It's so disgusting I'm starting to wonder if our school board trustees have anything between their ears, it seems to me that protecting the students from this disgusting behavior from a teacher no less, would be a no brainerMaybe they're all Zombies ( just saying ) M
Protect our Children
NOW!!!
WARMINGTON: Oakville teacher with artificial Z-cup endowment and wig is back
It was the first sighting of the infamous shop teacher inside a high school in 2023.
The controversial transgender teacher is once again bouncing up and down the hallways of Oakville Trafalgar High School after months of being hampered with an injured foot.
The last time the students saw the teacher who identifies as a female and appears in a blonde wig and dons prosthetic Z-sized breasts, Kayla Lemieux was sporting a plastic boot cast following an unknown mishap.
While there was extensive media coverage of Lemieux with the famous attire participating in a sky diving adventure, people on hand said there was no injury noticed or reported.
But in the weeks that followed, the shop teacher was photographed hobbling along in the hallway of a different Halton District School Board high school in light of the fact it was determined there may be some safety concerns in the usual industrial arts class.
But this week Lemieux is back in the school, although it’s unclear if the teacher is back in the shop class or on other duties. When asked, a school board spokesman said, “We cannot provide information on personnel matters.” Students and staff, parents claim, have been told it is forbidden to photograph Lemieux.
However, just like the time a picture was taken of a student appearing to be vaping next to Lemieux, somebody did snap a frame of the teacher this week in the hallway. The board has yet to comment.
This new photograph comes just shy of next week’s board meeting where director of education Curtis Ennis has been asked to provide a “professional standards dress policy” for the board. Ennis, following the directive, wrote the “HDSB’s commitment to human rights remains rooted in our core values and commitment to each and every student and staff who identifies as a member of an underserved and underrepresented group.”
The policy is to be “developed and presented in a report by March 1,” the board says.
Under the current policy, Lemieux falls into that group and is free to dress and appear in the manner the whole world has seen since September.
And is now — still wearing the wig and prosthetics — back in the school where it all started.
jwarmington@postmedia.com