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Date Posted: 20:22:38 08/21/09 Fri
Author: sad for them
Subject: Around 6th grade and then again around 9th grade are the toughest times for boys and many drop out. I wish there was more encouragement for the boys. Dancing alone and having very little competition makes all that hard work less rewarding. At least with sports, there is good competition every week. My ds was very discouraged as each of his closest friends dropped out one by one and has decided to follow.
In reply to: curious 's message, "What age do most of the boys start dropping out at?" on 18:41:29 07/15/09 Wed

He enjoyed competitions where the boys and girls were combined.

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