Michelle Klein, a Florida mother, was expelled from her Christian school after a controversial window sticker advertised joining a website containing sexual content.
Parents at Liberty Christian Preparatory School in Tavares, Florida, objected to a large car decal promoting Klein’s OnlyFans account. She was initially told to drop her children across the street, but in response to the backlash, she allegedly placed an even larger decal on her car, prompting the school to expel the entire family, according to a letter obtained by police. It is said that the decision was made. fox 35 orlando.
“As previously discussed with both of you, when school administrators learn that you have a sticker on your car advertising a pornographic website, we will “We did not immediately terminate our partnership with your family.” “Despite this mistake, LCPS wanted to show love to your family, especially your children. We ask that you please remove your ad or park off site. did.”
The letter continues, “We hoped that this loving confrontation would cause you to reconsider and repent of these sins. We look forward to continuing our service to your children.” I hope this conversation will lead to repentance and a change in your behavior.”
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School leaders described how Klein objected to tying her “actual identity and public actions to the identities of her children,” and said that she had no right to admit them to the school in the first place. He claimed the Kleins broke the agreement they signed. Students can be expelled if “a parent or student causes unresolved disagreement or conflict with a staff member or other parent.”
The letter also states that Florida law requires “knowingly exhibiting a film to a minor for monetary compensation or knowingly offering a minor a ‘ticket or pass’ to certain sexual content.” It is a crime.” The school cited another statute that states, “Adults may not knowingly distribute to minors or display on school property.”
School leaders said they may consider returning the children if Klein removes the decals, deletes her OnlyFans account and “seeks repentance and restoration.”
Parents at Liberty Christian Preparatory School in Tavares, Florida, said a large car decal promoting Michelle Klein’s OnlyFans account was inappropriate for their children. (Screen cap of Michelle Klein on Fox35 Orlando. AP Photo/Jeff Roberson’s OnlyFans laptop photo)
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When Fox News Digital reached out to school leaders, LCPS Principal Jeremy Thomas issued a statement about the school’s commitment to Christian moral values and the protection of “the purity of our children.” Announced.
“Liberty Christian Preparatory School takes appropriate steps to protect the innocence of our children. Pornography is a vice and sexual sin that destroys lives and destroys marriages. Pornography of Youth The negative effects of can cause future long-term relationship problems. The production, distribution, or promotion of pornography contradicts the teachings of the Bible, the Church, and the LCP. The Bible teaches children It makes it clear that anyone who causes sin is subject to the judgment of Christ, who will never repent from his heart and turn from his sins.”
The school’s principal continued, “Christ came to save sinners and died so that all could enter eternal life and experience the joy of God. I want to help raise and educate children in the love of God.” Is good. LCP does not intend to comment further at this time, but reserves the right to do so should the situation warrant. ”
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Before being banned, Klein defended OnlyFans, saying it provided a “comfortable life” for his family.
“My husband and I were living a wild lifestyle behind closed doors, and we decided to share it,” Klein told local news outlets. “For me, it is support my family. This provides a very comfortable lifestyle for us and is legal. I pay taxes just like everyone else. I wasn’t breaking any laws, I was just offending people. ”
FOX News’ Kristin Parks contributed to this report.
