Cole did, however, agree to provide certain facts about the case that had not been disclosed by the mother when she contacted the local television station about the situation.
The mom had contacted the station and only told them that the school had given her one week to get her daughter out because mommy is a part-time stripper.
"The school offered to waive the last month's tuition for the student so the young girl could remain in school to the end of the year if the mother would quit her job as a strip-tease dancer. They also offered to support the mother and walk 'hand in hand' with her as she worked through the spiritual issues involved and sought to better her life," said Hagelin. "The pastor believed that the meeting had been well-received by the mother, but the next thing he knew he was getting calls from the local media...
Reporter George Franco of KOVR told Hagelin that the mother has retained legal counsel and is considering filing a motion for an immediate injunction to have the child remain in school while the mother continues to work as a stripper.
This woman is acting in very bad faith. SHE contacted the media, told a very conviently short version, and then hired a lawyer. She's nothing but trouble, God help the child. Even if the school could make an exemption in this one case, "mommy"'s got more problems than just stripping.
She's a real marketing expert! That strip club will be packed with clients tipping well to get a poke at her g-string.