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Out of the Mouth of Babes - After that one day in Mr. Smith's class I didn't see the Class of 2020 again until 5th grade. That was where I really got to know them. For some reason I spent a ton of time subbing for the 5th grade teachers that year. To this day, I can still look at most of the seniors and recall if they were on the Slocum-Bailey team or the Nourse-Henneberry-Conley team. Both groups welcomed me into their spaces, and we shared some very interesting lessons (at least, I found them interesting. I hope the kids did.) One lesson that stands out was a Time for Kids lesson in Mrs. Bailey's class. We read an article about youth sports, then debated whether boys and girls should be required to pay separately. The class fervently favored mixed teams, and I remember several individuals adamantly arguing that kids were equally capable and all deserved the same opportunities. I was struck by their inclusive attitude, and wondered how it would hold up over time. As we celebrate their achievements as athletes on this homecoming weekend, I still wonder. This post is dedicated to that room of idealistic 10-year-olds. Your disdain for barriers still inspires me, and as you become more accomplished I hope you always harbor a spark of that fiery attitude.

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