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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Everyone recommends theater for my quirky DD so she can meet kind, like-minded kids but it’s darn hard to get into the middle school play; she’s tried out three times and hasn’t gotten in. They even make kids try out for tech. :([/quote] My quirky kid did a theater camp. So not true about theater kids. They can be just as mean as others. The instructors were awesome. There were some nice kids. There were also some seriously disturbed kids-mean and obsessed with murder, blood, guns (this is what I mean by disturbed). The camp welcomes all and they do make it clear they can kick kids out, but they had a lot of tolerance were some pretty abysmal behavior. I envisioned it being more of a kumbaya experience.[/quote] +1 The nerdier clubs seems to have nicer kids. Think Math club, Robotics, Coding.[/quote] +1 Do you think this is because nerdier clubs have more Asian-Americans and they tend to values academic/scholastic success over being "popular"? [/quote] No. Our school has very few Asian-American kids, and still these clubs attract nicer kids. I see kids who have the self-confidence to do with interests them and they view others through the lens of those interests.[/quote]
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