Moreover, while nearly all students used digital media frequently in their out-of-school lives, most students’ out-of-school interests were not centered on digital media. Most students either went home after school or spent their afterschool hours in classes and programs for dance, music, swimming, ice skating, foreign languages, sports, and other activities that were not focused on digital media and that were not offered by the Downtown School. Only one girl routinely attended the Downtown School’s after-school programs focused on being a maker of media technology; the rest of the attendees were members of a clique of mostly privileged “geeky” boys who also hung out with each other at lunch, recess, and via online games when at home.