School… end of sexy teacher Yeimmy Ilias Isaza. The Colombian woman, who has more than 393,000 followers on social media, was reportedly fired after officials at the school where she worked saw her racy photos on Instagram.
“It’s not just about believing in yourself, it’s about working for yourself,” Isaza wrote under a photo of herself in a metallic gold bikini and lace outfit.
It is one of the many related photos posted by the former teacher. In another she poses in tight dresses, tiny bikinis and silk underwear.
And although she says she was successful among her students in the classroom, according to the British Sun, the Colombian with her sexy posts caused reactions at her school.
She was told by her school that her online photos were “inconsistent” with her workplace policies and so… she had to get a leg up.
But her sacking from teaching sparked an online outcry with her fans finding the photos more inspiring than provocative.
“What a beauty! Pay no attention to those who criticize you just for the sake of criticizing you,” one wrote.
“I think jealousy is one of the greatest evils of our time,” said another supporter.
After being fired, Isaza says she is “fine” and has found a new job.
She is of course not the first teacher to come under fire for sexy posts online. Last August, New Jersey elementary school teacher Roxsana Diaz has been attacked by parents and online commenters for her “inappropriate” clothing and sexy poses in class.
And Patrice Brown, a teacher from Atlanta, Georgia, USA, in 2016, went viral for the skirts and dresses she wore to class. The 33-year-old recently told the New York Post that she continues to wear clothes that accentuate her curves, even though she was fired from her position in 2021 when her bosses discovered her images.
“Teachers are often bullied by principals, parents, other teachers and students. We shouldn’t be focusing on what teachers wear. We should focus on the children”, he stressed.
Source: News Beast
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