School board where trans teacher wears huge fake breasts will order dress code for staff

After four months of international uproar, the Ontario school board employing a gender transitioning teacher who wears enormous and sexualized prosthetic breasts under tight-fitting tops inside the classroom agreed teachers need to “maintain appropriate and professional standards of dress.”

Emerging from a private session of a specially called meeting of the Halton District School Board, last week, trustees publicly passed a resolution to develop a policy on staff “dress and decorum in the classroom.”

The motion passed unanimously.

It comes after the academic year at Oakville Trafalgar High School, west of Toronto, has been largely overshadowed by controversy, outrage, protests, legal letters from frustrated parents, petitions, and a string of anonymous bomb threats and angry hit lists against education officials.

“Be it resolved that the director develop a professionalism policy which outlines the HDSB’s expectations of all staff members, including the requirement to maintain appropriate and professional standards of dress and decorum in the classroom,” the motion reads.