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[quote=Anonymous]OP, my daughter is at Holton and she stayed in touch with her public school friends and on top of that she has outside travel sports that is another group of friends. I made it clear that would be important and it should be for your daughter as well. I completely understand the social issues of friends not living near each other at a private school. It makes it tough sometimes. The problem my daughter was having was these group chats of someone wanting to do something but then a few no's would make the whole group not go. Nothing would ever get finalized. I taught her to do one of two things to get a guaranteed plan in action: 1. Text one friend and plan an event with that one person. Then decide between the two of you if you want to invite others. Either all or none. Don't make a girl feel left out. 2. If you invite a large group anywhere, set the date/time/event and just say "I hope you can all come, we will be there!" So one time her and a friend said they were going to go to Westfields in Bethesda. Sent out a group text and said we will be in the mall between 5-8pm. We might go to see "____" movie at 8:10pm. Text us if you arrive and we will meet up with you. They ended up having 9 girls show up. Most just last minute drop offs from parents. [/quote]
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