New Jersey parents are calling for the dismissal of a curvaceous art teacher who teaches at a preschool due to claims she is distracting the children.
Several parents are pushing to remove her from the school system because her prominent curves may cause her children to be distracted.
It is, however, controversial to have her fired. Instead, some parents recommend that she wear clothing that conceals her curves rather than being fired.
Known as “toyboxdollz” on Instagram, the teacher regularly shares photos of herself in class and engages in other fun activities.
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She explained that despite some parents demanding that she be sacked, some mothers at the school she teaches at aren’t against her and are supporting her.
The fact that her figure is a source of contention seems incomprehensible to her.
Under New Jersey and federal labor law, it would be illegal for a school to hire, fire, or promote teachers based solely on their appearance.
A recent Instagram post from her stated:
Trying to body shame me because I am curvaceous is STILL discrimination!!! Teachers are quitting left and right everyday all day! The shortage of educators going on right now is insane!
Teachers no longer want to teach, they rather work online, from home , even take a retail job over teaching because its less agitating work and pays more than we get payed as teachers.You want someone teaching your children that will love and protect them as if they were their own child. Blessed are the few that have educators involved in their children’s life that want to instill knowledge, positivity, love, and wisdom. I am an artist & an influencer as well as a teacher.
And my influence goes beyond that if my looks. Ask my students who Frida khalo is, ask them why Nigel & Basquiat were so crucial to our culture!? If you only knew the positive influence a loving kind heart can bring to the molding of a child’s creative mind. Oh well… carry on.
Sources: Relationship Rules