Florida Mom
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A mom in Central Florida has been banned from dropping her children off at a private Christian school because of an ad for her OnlyFans account on her vehicle.
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Well that was a big boost for her…
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And CBSnews.com is so nice to show her OnlyFans URL in the picture.
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Not the same person, but another Florida school mom on OnlyFans
https://people.com/court-rules-against-mom-sued-banned-volunteering-school-onlyfans-8788950
A Florida court ruled against a mother who sued her local school district, which she alleged banned her from volunteering at her son’s school after administrators learned she had an OnlyFans account.
In 2023, Victoria Triece sued Orange County Public Schools (OCPS) for $1 million after the district allegedly told her two years prior that she could no longer volunteer at Sand Lake Elementary School in Orlando, where her children, then ages 5 and 10, were students.
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Despite this, on Jan. 29, a Florida judge ruled against her, saying Triece does not have the “right” to volunteer at the school, per court documents reviewed by PEOPLE.
The volunteer program’s policy “does not include any language that confers any right or benefit upon an individual to participate in the program, to remain in the program, or to appeal a removal decision,” the judge wrote in his opinion.
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@taiwan_girl said in Florida Mom:
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Despite this, on Jan. 29, a Florida judge ruled against her, saying Triece does not have the “right” to volunteer at the school, per court documents reviewed by PEOPLE.
The volunteer program’s policy “does not include any language that confers any right or benefit upon an individual to participate in the program, to remain in the program, or to appeal a removal decision,” the judge wrote in his opinion.
If she had a right to do it, they'd have to call it voluntolding. We have that at work, but in the opposite direction.
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Maybe she could just volunteer in the teacher’s lounge?
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Why does this never happen in my office? I'd happily accept such volunteers to help with general assistance with odd-jobs, and I'd be willing to overlook any minor improprieties in the interests of diversity, equity and most of all, inclusion.
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