Girls/boys on the Run

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Girls can do dance, ice skating, art, gynmastic & girl soccers. I think there are many girls do tennis as well. Why every one say there's less opportunities for girls on sports?

None of those are school sponsored.

There are no school sponsored elementary school sports where I am. Everything public is open to girls and boys.

[Anonymous]

Wood Acres has a girls running club that is run by 2 high school students from Whitman. It is well done and the kids love it.

If you are looking for a program for your son, you can sign up for the Bethesda Track club which is co-ed. There is cross country in the fall and track in spring and summer. There is a novice group and more experienced group. You don’t have to compete. Just show up for practices if that is what interests your kid.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Girls can do dance, ice skating, art, gynmastic & girl soccers. I think there are many girls do tennis as well. Why every one say there's less opportunities for girls on sports?

None of those are school sponsored.

There are no school sponsored elementary school sports where I am. Everything public is open to girls and boys.

No ES has school sponsored sports. The thread is about after-school clubs which are privately run and are not sponsored or paid by the school, though they may have permission to use school space.