In the Interest of T. B.

Miller, Judge.

This is a tale of two parents: a 16-year-old mother whose parental rights the court terminated because she dropped out of high school and a 21-year-old father whose parental rights the court terminated because he was late in meeting some of the goals of his reunification plan. While it is important to receive an education, failure to complete school cannot be the primary reason to terminate parental rights, and thus we reverse the termination of the mother’s rights (Case No. A99A2086). Nor are delays in meeting some goals of a court-ordered reunification plan alone sufficient,…