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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I wondered if there would be a little networking benefit when we entered private, but [b]my kid seems to have a knack for being besties with the solidly middle class kids. [/b]There does seem to be an inner circle of rich kids with powerful parents, along with some moms who are UMC but seem desperate for their kids to remain close friends with the power players. My kid is friendly with the circle (and with most other kids), but not an inner circle kid.[/quote]

[b]My middle class kid [/b]is highly charismatic, funny, smart, athletic. He became close with the inner circle of rich kids with powerful parents at a feeder private. Went on to an Ivy, currently a junior, and is straight in the center of the same circle there.

Our second son is very different. He doesn't gravitate to this crowd and neither is he embraced by them.

You either have "it" or you don't with the high flying crowd. And I'm not saying that having "it" is a good thing. It's not who I am and it's not where I would choose to be but you "get you you get" with regards to kids.

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What do you consider "middle class?' [/quote]

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