Kanye West’s Donda Academy had no windows because he ‘did not like glᴀss,’ lawsuit claims

Kanye West is facing a new lawsuit regarding allegedly unsafe conditions at his Donda Academy, including claims that the school did not have glᴀss in the window frames.

Isaiah Meadows — who was a former gym teacher at the private Christian school — filed a lawsuit on Thursday, alleging wrongful termination, breach of contract and violations of multiple education, health, safety and labor codes.

According to legal docs obtained by Page Six, Meadows claimed he was fired in August 2022 in retaliation for reporting numerous safety issues, including the building having no windows.

In the suit, Meadows claimed students were “exposed to the elements” because the “All Falls Down” rapper, 46, did not allow glᴀss to be placed in the window frames.

“In the middle of the main classroom, a skylight was left without glᴀss inevitably allowing rain to fall directly inside, where water would soak into the floor, which would lead to a moldy smell for the next few days,” the suit alleged.

“The skylight was intentionally without glᴀss because WEST expressed that he did not like glᴀss.”

Allegedly, there was also a problem with the wiring in West’s school, including “exposed telephone and electrical wiring” that Meadows claimed once started a fire “near the student eating area.”

Meadows also alleged that, despite being in the midst of a global pandemic, Donda Academy did not have “working H๏τ water to effectively wash hands or other items which then created serious sanitation issues.”

He also alleged in the suit that the school’s septic tank would overflow every other day, “causing a terrible smell.”

Page Six has reached out to West’s attorneys and the director of Donda Academy for comment but did not immediately hear back.

In April, former Donda Academy teachers Cecilia Hailey and Chekarey Byers filed a lawsuit against the Grammy winner, his school and its directors for alleged racial discrimination and wrongful termination.