Kayla Lemieux Canadian trans teacher with size Z prosthetic breasts placed on leave after photos reveal her dressed as a man outside school amid ongoing furore over school dress code.
‘The most epic troll of all time?’ A Canadian high school teacher who has caused furore over massive Z-cup prosthetic breasts they wore in class has been placed on leave after photos made the rounds showing the educator rarely wearing them outside of school.
The Halton School District confirmed that Oakville Trafalgar High School shop teacher Kayla Lemieux formerly known as Kerry Lemieux being placed on paid leave on Tuesday and no longer teacher teaching at the school.
‘While not currently on an active assignment, the teacher remains employed with the (Halton District School Board),’ spokesperson Heather Francey told the Toronto Sun.
Lemieux’s suspension comes after Education Minister Stephen Lecce and Halton Region MPPs Natalie Pierre, Stephen Crawford and Effie Triantafilopoulos rebuked the school board for having ‘abdicated its responsibility by failing to put the interests and safety of students first,’ according to The Sun.
One mother named Lynn told the school board Wednesday that ‘forms of identity and expression presented in the school environment [must] be scrutinized against the child’s safeguarding practices.’
#Canadian school teacher – #KaylaLemieux – who goes to work wearing size Z prosthetic breasts claims they’re not fake.
His neighbour snapped him at home last week but denies the person photographed is him ( the nose👀) – but acknowledged he can’t prove it.🤔🙄 pic.twitter.com/v0Y0HNb7Uc
— Mr Pål Christiansen 🇳🇴😍🇬🇧 (@TheNorskaPaul) February 20, 2023
Trans teacher denies images of them dressed as a man and ditching the prosthetic breasts outside school
The board has remained largely quiet about Lemieux while parents have raged for months about the trans teacher wearing the prosthetics in front of students.
Photos and video taken in school have shown her wearing tight clothing with large nipples protruding under the fabric of her top.
The controversy has sparked numerous threats of violence against Lemieux and school officials.
Board of Education meetings have descended into chaos as it attempts to address the issue.
The ongoing drama came to a head after the nypost revealed last month that once outside school, Lemieux often ditches the breasts, wig and makeup and appeared as a man.
Lemieux even went so far as to deny photos showing the trans teacher dressed as a man were not of them, while conceding that they couldn’t prove that the photos weren’t real.
Said Lemieux: ‘This is who I am. This is how I look. You’ve been talking to people in my building but what they’re telling you is harsh and untrue. I am always going out looking the way I am.’
This story was never really about Kerry “Kayla” Lemieux, the Oakville teacher with a penchant for cross-dressing with enormous-sized fake breasts. The real story is about the school board kowtowing to whatever nonsense they believe the LGBTQ lobby would demand from them. pic.twitter.com/78VKPdl6ru
— Campaign Life Coalition (@CampaignLife) March 1, 2023
School board kowtowing to political correctness agenda?
Lemieux said that although she began undergoing hormone replacement therapy in 2021 and was ‘in transition,’ she is ‘not a transgendered person‘ but was born ‘intersex.’
The teacher said her extra-large beasts are caused by a condition called ‘gigantomastia,’ but also admitted that she’s never been officially diagnosed.
Gigantomastia is ‘a rare condition that involves developing extremely large breasts due to excessive breast tissue growth,’ according to the renowned Cleveland Clinic, which said there are only about 300 cases reported.
Outraged parents demanded that the Halton District School Board impose a dress code for teachers, which was initially rejected last year due to concerns about violating Ontario’s Human Rights Code. In January, the school board agreed to develop a policy requiring that teachers maintain an ‘appropriate and professional’ appearance.
Lemieux said that she ‘would follow the direction of the board on what they mandated’ but denied that she dressed in a provocative fashion.
‘I don’t think there’s any problem with how I have dressed. It’s the personal opinion of other people. I don’t think I have dressed unprofessionally,’ she said.
Unless any of Lemieux’s claims could be medically verified, sources said, there was no path for this teacher to return to the classroom.
