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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]This thread is a trip. This board goes from “what preschool should Layla go to so she can go to a Big 3 school so she can go to an Ivy” (girls can do anything and mine is going to take over the world!) to “DD is AT a Big 3, and she’s pretty, sporty and fun, but wow would she be better with a boyfriend.”

How very progressive!

Do better mamas.[/quote]

Not OP, but have a daughter in a girls school, and it’s not just about having a boyfriend, it’s about having virtually no interaction with boys so not learning normal social skills with them. There is a different vibe when boys are in the classroom or are coworkers—that my daughter is not being prepared for that at all is my concern. My daughter’s school does have a brother school who they’ve had events with only 3 times in the past two years.

To the poster with a daughter new to a girls school, yes to getting a co-Ed summer job. Madeira has co-Ed summer camps and a co-Ed CIT and counselor program, but you need to sign up early (March). [/quote]

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