School is officially out for this very gorgeous instructor.
Yeimmy Ilias Isaza, a Barranquilla, Colombia-based educator with over 393,000 Instagram followers, was allegedly sacked from her role as a teacher after her ex-administration school’s saw a glimpse of her steamy Instagram photographs.
It’s not only believing in oneself; it’s about working on oneself, Isaza said alongside a photo of herself wearing a glittering gold bikini and a lace coverup with a crotch-high cut. The lustful image made over 1,750 digital tongues wag.
That’s only one of the attractive schoolteacher’s sensuous images.
Isaza poses in skin-tight bodycon dresses, tiny bikinis, and silky lingerie in distinct frames.
Even though she was believed to be a “success” with her pupils in the classroom, it is reported that the Colombian beauty’s raunchy posts were too much for her superiors to bear.
Indeed, school administrators apparently stated that Isaza’s internet image “was not compatible” with workplace norms, and therefore the babe was fired.
Her unceremonious departure from her teaching position, however, provoked a digital outpouring of encouragement from followers who considered her provocative dress inspirational rather than offensive.
“She’s stunning!” “Don’t listen to those who criticize merely to criticize,” said one campaigner.
“I believe jealousy is one of the major problems of our day,” another fan stated.
Isaza is believed to be doing “fine” since being sacked and has already found a new job.
And she isn’t the first teacher to be chastised for wearing seductive clothing.
Roxsana Diaz, an elementary school art teacher from Pennsauken, New Jersey, was chastised by her school’s parents and online critics in late August for wrapping her hourglass body in form-fitting clothing.
And Patrice Brown, an Atlanta, Georgia, first-grade teacher who was called “Teacher Bae” in 2016 when photographs of her teaching in clingy blouses, dresses, and skirts appeared online.
Brown, 33, recently said that she still wears outfits that emphasize her curves after being dismissed from a teaching position in 2021 when her then-boss learned her controversial history.
Instructors are frequently tormented by administration, parents, other teachers, and, in upper grades, students, she explained. The emphasis should not be on what instructors are wearing. The emphasis should be on the children.
