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A high school girl in a dark Santa Maria College blazer sits alone at a long table, deeply focused on writing or sketching on a piece of paper with a pencil.

Not Every Girl Needs to Be a Leader – Jennifer Oaten

Not every girl needs to hold a formal leadership role at school to be growing well. This article explains that quiet, thoughtful girls often contribute in meaningful ways through friendship, study, creativity and character, and that confidence and influence may develop later in life. It encourages parents to recognise what their daughter is already doing, rather than measuring her against visible leadership roles.

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