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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]There are many layers of equity.   All around us families are podding up.  My child is traditionally is included in the birthday parties, play dates , sports teams etc  - but has a learning disability.  We are not quite about it as naming it has provided power.  "I am dyslexic - my brain works differently".  I had reached out to some classmates parents and got the - we are not sure what we are doing responses.   It is really isolating as the pod kids are all socializing not only through the school day - but also by default on the "pod" designation beyond that.   [/quote]

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This is so hard and sucks. But, it doesn't mean those that are sharing resources shouldn't ... it should just be easier to include more kids.

There is a boy in my daughter's class that is just tough. I wouldn't be able to handle him in my house so he was out for someone we might include in a pod. But still sucks for him and his mom. And, I feel badly about it but am just not sure what to do about it.[/quote]

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