Michelle Cline made local news after she upset the other parents at the Christian school her children attend in Florida. As we reported earlier, Cline has an OnlyFans page. And of course, that's her personal business and would have stayed that way, but things got tricky when she decided to advertise her page using a very noticeable car decal.
As a result, the school mandated that Cline drop her children off across the street, away from school property. Now, it seems the school is taking a stronger stance by expelling Cline’s children.
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The school decided to 'terminate the family’s enrollment,' notifying them in a letter.
Liberty Christian Preparatory School sent a letter home to Michelle and Randy Cline detailing their decision to “terminate the family’s enrollment,” according to Fox 35. The decision was effective immediately.
The school claimed the Clines' production of “disturbing pornography via a pornographic website,” as the leading reason for the expulsion. Furthermore, officials claimed the couple created “additional disruption” by speaking to the media, the news outlet reported.
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The school wrote that it hoped Cline would 'reconsider and repent of these sins.'
In defense of her actions, Cline said the link included on the decal does not contain explicit content and was a source of income for her family.
In the letter to the Clines, school officials wrote, “when School administration learned that you were displaying a sticker promoting a pornographic website on your vehicles, we confronted you and did not immediately terminate our partnership with your family … despite this wrong, LCPS desired to show love to your family, and particularly your children," per Fox 35.
“We asked you to remove the advertisement or park off-site," the letter continued. "We hoped this loving confrontation would cause you to reconsider and repent of these sins. We hoped to continue ministering to your children and hoped that the conversation would result in your repentance and a change of your behavior."
Instead of changing her ways, the school claimed Cline came back with an even bigger decal.
The school alleges that instead of repenting, Cline returned with an even bigger decal after discussing the schools’ decision to ban her from the property.
The letter also notes that Florida law states that it is a crime for “a person to knowingly exhibit for a monetary consideration to a minor … a 'motion picture' or knowingly provide a minor with ‘an admission ticket or pass’ to specific sexual content," Fox 35 reported.
Another statute states that adults “may not knowingly distribute to a minor on school property or post on school property.”
The school said if the mom would remove the decal and delete her OnlyFans, it may consider reinstating her children.
The school argued that the decal linked her actual identity and public behavior to herself and her children. Officials also noted that Cline’s behavior violated an agreement she signed which stated, “a parent or student causing unresolved disharmony and conflict with staff or other parents” could result in an expulsion.
There is a course of action for the Clines if they’d like to remain at the school. If Michelle Cline removes the decals, deletes her OnlyFans page, and desires to “seek repentance and restoration,” school leadership would consider reinstating her children.
Based on her social media pages, Cline is showing no signs of stopping.
If the couple is considering the school’s offer of reinstatement, it’s not clear from Michelle Cline’s social media pages. Michelle Cline, who goes by the name Piper Fawn online, has continued to share sexually suggestive content on her Facebook and Instagram pages. In the past four days, she’s also celebrated becoming one of the top OnlyFans creators. She’s even encouraged followers to tune in to the local news stories about her recent ordeal with the school.
At the end of the day, it doesn’t seem as if the Clines were a good fit for such a conservative school. Hopefully, she finds a place better suited for both her children and her lifestyle.
