The Oakville prosthetic breasts teacher went skydiving October 31 while wearing her costume. .“Taking the #Oakville #transgender shop teacher on a skydive,” said skydiving instructor Voodoo in a tweet. .Voodoo called this experience "interesting." He said there is no way the Oakville teacher’s wig stays on. .Oakville Trafalgar High School in the Halton District School Board (HDSB) supported the biological male teacher’s decision to wear large prosthetic breasts under revealing clothes in September. .READ MORE: Keeping abreast of Ontario teacher's transitioning from male to female.The teacher began identifying as a woman in 2021 and goes by the name Kayla Lemieux. .HDSB Chair Margo Shuttleworth said it will protect the gender identity rights of employees, adding it is "the stance the school board is taking and they are standing behind the teacher.". Oakville teacher 4About to throw the Oakville teacher out of a plane. .Voodoo continued by saying he was about to throw Lemieux out of the plane. The photo shows Lemieux sitting in a plane while smiling and holding up a peace sign. .She jumped out of the plane strapped on to him. All it took was one bump from the camera operator and her wig fell off. . Oakville teacher 2The Oakville trans teacher jumping out of a plane strapped to a porn star. .The skydiving instructor went on to say he thinks Lemieux’s real hair looks better without the wig. He added “it’s a crazy world folks.” .Voodoo said he is a little crazier. .“I don’t care who you are or how crazy you are,” he said. .“I’ll always throw anyone out of a plane.” .The HDSB sent out a memo to staff on November 8 saying it does not want to restrict what staff can wear because it could lead to the district being sued. .READ MORE: Ontario school board says imposing dress code on teachers could open up lawsuits.“Update on the biologically male @HaltonDSB teacher whose work ensemble channels the Japanese porn niche known as Bakunyu (爆乳 = ‘exploding milk’): HDSB now concludes that imposing a dress code would result in ‘considerable liability,’ especially in regard to ‘the transgender community,’” said Quillette associate editor Jonathan Kay. .HDSB superintendent of human resources Sari Taha and director of education Curtis Ennis said it's important to recognize the impact dress code policies can have on transgender people.
