Article from Christian website supports giving ex-porn star back her teaching job. Now it is official, Armageddon is just around the corner!

Tericka Dye was fired last spring by the McCracken County School Board after school officials learned she appeared in a porn film in 1995. She was 23 at the time. Dye, who was a science teacher and volleyball coach at Reidland High School in Paducah, says taking part in the movie -- at a time when she was struggling financially -- was a moral lapse of only a few hours, and that she has since become a Christian and deserves a second chance.

(That "few hours" statement is a pile of horseshit! This woman made a number of videos before she retired. Here is the list again: Ass Whores 12,Climax Shots 86 - Three To Tango,Double Your Pleasure Double Your Fun,Eruptions - Double Dippin,In Thru The Out Door 7,In Thru The Out Door 8,Party House 5,Sex Freaks 10,Tight Ass,Wet Cum Shots 6,Exit Only 6,Wet Cum Shots 7,Rug Munchers,Major Slut andButt Brats 7. Now a few of these are definitely compilation tapes but still...)

McCracken County school superintendent Tim Heller says Dye was fired because her presence in the classroom would have been a distraction to students. Now Dye's attorney, Mark Blankenship, has filed a lawsuit seeking her reinstatement.

Look I think that it is truly unfortunate that this woman's past has interfered with her ability to teach, but it has! I mean she might be able to teach elementary school kids but how can she teach high school kids who can download her movies off of the internet and masturbate to them before class each day? It is just not feasable. I totally believe that everybody deserves a second chance but she just needs to accept that some doors are now closed to her and move on.

That rationale, says the attorney, is causing the school district to miss out on an opportunity to allow Dye to share "truly an American success story" in her classroom.

"She grew up in a very poor family [and had] an alcoholic father; she was abused sexually by an uncle when she was from six to thirteen. I mean, she got off to such a horrible start in life and then made something of herself," Blankenship notes. "And now, a public school system, which is really part of our government, sort of throws her away."

I really do wish her well. In whatever career choice she makes in the future.