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It would appear the mother did try to have her daughter go down a different path by signing her up to a Christian school in the first place. That was a positive step for the child. What could be better for the child than associating with other Christians (besides the obvious regarding the mother)?

I don't claim to know many of the facts of this story but on the surface of it, I would bend over backwards to try to keep the kid in a positive Christian environment in spite of the mother. It does sound like the school has made an effort on this front as well. I just feel bad for the kid…

It seems foolish for the mother to put her child in a Christian school and then go off stripping. It's almost a half-hearted, flippant attempt that has no regard for the child or the school. The school offered her a better job and she refused it.

"It would appear the mother did try to have her daughter go down a different path by signing her up to a Christian school in the first place. That was a positive step for the child. What could be better for the child than associating with other Christians (besides the obvious regarding the mother)?"

Not every Christian school's mission is to take kids in because their parents don't like the local public school.

I homeschool to keep my kids innocent. If I wanted them to attend school with Heather, who has two mommies, Billy who has two daddies, and the local abortion provider's daughter, not to mention stripper's kids I would send them to public school. That sounds really ugly, but in fact, I want my chilren to remain innocent, with friends who share the same core values as our family. Why is it that when a bunch of families decide to operate a school, they are considered cruel for wanting the same things I want. Kids are NOT missionaries, contrary to what some think!