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[quote=Anonymous]Yes, it was a SS school. I found it frustrated because there was no way for anyone to stay out of the mean girl stuff.
I never wanted to be popular at any age and neither does my kid, but even those kids are used as canon fodder.

This new law makes the school responsible for stuff that moves offline onto campus, but at least for now, I have not observed the school doing anything other than throwing up its hands. Parents are scared of getting crosswise with the school so they don’t protest and just accept their kid has to put up with it, especially if the kid is from an uber wealthy family or has famous parents.

[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I was taken aback by how the girls at my daughter’s school would go after kids who I viewed as non-combatants. You couldn’t just hang out on the edges and do your own thing. Everyone was drawn into the mean girls orbit all the time, and this is true of the mothers as well. It’s just relentless, and it didn’t help that the group chat started in second grade. Even if your kid wasn’t allowed on it, they were still talked about on it. The parents did not monitor it and did not care their kids were picking on other kids. There was no way just to stay out of it because they picked on you at school about not being allowed on it. [/quote]
sounds exhausting.  was this at a SS school?  middle school grades?[/quote][/quote]

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