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Students banned from taking photos of trans teacher with Z-size prosthetic breasts | New York Post

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Snapping shots of a school teacher’s Z-size breast implants is X-rated and penalized at a Canadian high school.

Students at Halton School District have been “threatened with suspension” for taking any photos or videos of Oakville Trafalgar High School teacher Kayla Lemieux, who’s regularly seen at the school with her massive chest and blond wig, parents told the Toronto Sun.

Yet video circulated last week of the teacher walking down the hallway on crutches with a cast on her right foot at Dr. Frank J. Hayden Secondary School in Oakland, where she was substitute teaching, the outlet reported.

Lemieux — who previously went by Kerry Lemieux — made headlines after photos circulated of her skydiving with a porn star, according to the Daily Mail.

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