Trans teacher Kayla Lemieux reportedly doffed her prosthetic, lipstick and blond wig and showed up at her new high school dressed as a man.
Warmington wrote about Lemieux’s change of schools on Aug. 26
“In an attempt to be transparent with our community, HWDSB communicated about steps we are taking to facilitate a smooth return to school for students and the broader community,” the Hamilton-Wentworth District School Board told the. “We recently communicated to some parents to inform them of the possibility their child’s school may receive heightened public interest.”Nora Frances Henderson
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