A principal of a Florida charter school was forced to resign from her position after parents of children in a classical art class complained about their kids being exposed to one of the most famous pieces of classical art, Michelangelo's "David."
The sculpture, which depicts the biblical character in the nude, was part of a sixth-grade class's art lesson. Ordinarily, a letter is sent to parents warning them of the lesson's content before it is given, but Hope Carrasquilla, the school's former principal, said that a "series of miscommunications" led to the letter not reaching parents in time.
