Chea Eagleson realized she was a mean girl while lying on the floor of an Indiana crack den. Then 17, the party girl was sprawled on the beer-stained carpet at 2 a.m. as two small, feral children slept by her side.
Before dropping out of high school the previous year, Eagleson had spread rumors that a classmate’s scab-surrounded mouth was really an outbreak of facial herpes, blocked her school lunch table from anyone but the “party girls” clique, and regularly got kicked out of class for disrespecting her teachers.
The reformed mean girl is now 36 and works as a minister and substitute teacher at her old stomping grounds, occasionally working…
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