He sued the rapper once known as Kanye West. He put the students at risk for absurd reasons, which is worse

Isaiah Meadows is a former assistant principal of Yeezy Christian Academy (later Donda Academy) and says he was first suspended and then fired after complaining about the poor conditions at Ye-funded facilities. A lawsuit was filed in the Los Angeles Superior Court on Thursday against the rapper and what the school’s website describes as “a mission to inspire youth with the passion, sense of purpose and spiritual foundation they need to flourish in the world of tomorrow.”

A former teacher sued rapper Ye. He accuses him of not having windows in schools

In addition, a separate lawsuit has been filed from two former teachers who accuse the authorities of Donda Academy of unfair dismissals. By the way, they paint a very disturbing picture of what is happening in schools. According to their accounts, there are no janitors or people responsible for maintaining cleanliness in the facilities, and what is worse, there is no health care. They add that students are harassed, and the school rules forbid them, among other things, from using forks and wearing clothing other than black or Ye-Yahoo.com-designed clothing.

“It is absolutely outrageous what is happening in these schools,” said lawyer Ron Zambrano, representing the plaintiffs. “The unlawful and retaliatory behavior of Mr. West as well as school principals has been thoroughly documented from former staff members who have never interacted with each other before. Yet they all experienced the same atrocious treatment and witnessed the same sanitation, safety and security issues. , a level of education that violates educational standards. In addition, they were all treated in the same way – they were illegally dismissed. We plan to bring the perpetrators to account for their actions, “the lawyer describes the situation. Zambrano provided the content of the lawsuits to television

Meadows also accuses Ye of not paying him rent despite his promise, neither the rapper nor the Yeezy Christian Academy authorities, which forced the teacher to pay tens of thousands of dollars for a rented house in Calabasas. The teacher has been working in Ye-owned institutions since 2020, and the lawsuit states that the school buildings had no hot water and no windows (the rapper, once known as Kanye West, was supposed to do so because he doesn’t like glass). In addition, the septic tank was so badly constructed that it overflowed regularly, and the electrical installations were made to a dangerously low standard – one day it was supposed to cause a fire in the school canteen.

Meadows reports that from August 2021 he worked as an assistant and taught subjects such as faith and physical education. She points out that after the school moved to a new location in Simi Valley, there was no electricity in the buildings for the first few months of its operation. At the time, the facility was using generator-powered field lights. There, too, no glass was installed in the windows, but after some time net curtains appeared in them. As with the previous location, the septic tank again often overflowed and overflowed. Meadows believes he was fired prematurely and unfairly because he raised the issue of school standards and pay in discussions with his supervisor.

Ye’s lawyer, Gregory Suhr, vehemently denies the accusations and says that describing Donda Academy as “a dystopian institution created to cater to Ye’s idiosyncrasies” is untrue. “None of these accusations are true, and they hurt so much current school staff, students and parents who will testify to their positive experiences,” he assures.