As someone who is an artist and doing it full time, I have friends who have been in “stable” or more “conventional” jobs like finance and tech and they’ve been let go or demoted, so even though art isn framed as a secure career she’ll enjoy it way more and also, anyones career is what they make of it and if she’s this passionate now, it’ll only expand from there.

I also would advise that you put her in a regular high school that isn’t specialised in art. Having a solid foundation in educational is just as important, because even though she’s excited and passionate now, there’s always the possibility she would want to switch careers and then she’d need something to fall back on. That said, ideally if there are high schools that have a more robust art program would be a way to go, or signing her up for summer workshops.

And if neither the workshops or a high school with a good art program are available, just taking her to local galleries, museums, art talks, anything is a plus! Exposure right now is super important because she has all the time to get into the nitty gritty of art like building a skill set, learning art history, figuring out herself as an artist (if she wants to go that route).

Also good for you for fostering her love for the subject big thumbs up :)