A TEACHER has been slammed for her questionable classroom attire, despite the fact that it's technically dress code appropriate.
Parents have deemed the New Jersey art educator's outfits "inappropriate" while others told her to take "thirst trap pictures after school," but she won't back down.
The elementary art school teacher is known for posting her everyday looks on her Instagram account @ToyboxDollz.
Though she has not yet revealed her name, this young teacher has been quick to share other details about her presence inside the classroom.
From tight-fitting tops to figure-hugging jeans, this young teacher doesn't shy away from wearing what she wants at work.
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While some see her as a proud and influential role model for body positivity, other parents openly pass judgment and make objections.
People didn't hold back their opinions on an Instagram photo of her standing next to a whiteboard wearing a bodycon dress.
"It's inappropriate for a woman to be dressed like that teaching children," one judgemental man wrote.
"You’re in a classroom taking Instagram pictures with your a*s out," another angry parent commented on a photo she posted of her from behind next to students.
A critic added: "Go take your Thirst trap pics after school lady."
The confident New Jersey teacher responded to her hate comments by posting a 14-minute Instagram video addressing them.
"I’m a really, really good teacher," she proclaims.
"I have seen some men said some crazy, mean stuff, but I teach babies and there are no haters in the classroom thinking of that."
Surprising support and praise poured into the comments section of the video.
"Kudos to you for staying positive and appreciate to your supporters! And THANK YOU for your service and dedication to the children," a viewer wrote.
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A second said: "Don’t allow any negativity to affect any of the positive things you have going on."
And according to the New York Post, even famous rapper Joseph Antonio Cartagena, known as Fat Joe, weighed in.
In a YouTube video, Fat Joe argued parents were trying to push the New Jersey teacher to be fired because of how "sexy" she is.