Hari said his daughters were unhappy at Paxton-Buckley-Loda. Both Hari and Frakes had agreed in November 2004 that the girls would attend public schools unless both parents agreed on an accredited Christian school. Hari belonged to a religious sect, called the Old German Baptist Brethren, that believes that girls should have no formal education after the eighth grade.

Both Hari and Frakes had agreed in November 2004 that the girls would attend public schools unless both parents agreed on an accredited Christian school. The state’s attorney said that Hari joined a religious sect, called the Old German Baptist Brethren, that believes that girls should have no formal education after the eighth grade.

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