Ontario Teacher Silenced for Questioning Age-Appropriateness of School Books Looks to Civil Suit After Being Denied Appeal

Ontario Teacher Silenced for Questioning Age-Appropriateness of School Books Looks to Civil Suit After Being Denied Appeal
Carolyn Burjoski, a former Waterloo Region District School Board teacher, was ejected from a school board meeting in January 2022 after questioning the age-appropriateness of some books in elementary school libraries that deal with gender transition. Screenshot via The Epoch Times
Chandra Philip
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The Ontario Court of Appeal has denied an appeal for a judicial review in the case of an elementary school teacher whose presentation about age-appropriate books was cut short by the school board over concerns her presentation violated gender expression rights under provincial law.

Carolyn Burjoski’s presentation to the Waterloo Region District School Board (WRDSB) was shut down in January 2022 when she questioned the sexual content in some books available in elementary schools.
Ms. Burjoski discussed books during her presentation that she felt made it “seem simple or even cool to take puberty blockers and opposite sex hormones,” according to court documents.
Chandra Philip
Chandra Philip
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Chandra Philip is a news reporter with the Canadian edition of The Epoch Times.