"He only understands that his friends have a summer and he doesn't".The phrase carries more weight than any statistic. It is spoken by Joana, the mother of a nine-year-old boy with mild cerebral palsy, after another summer unsuccessfully searching for a mainstream summer school that will accept him. While his classmates post photos from the pool, on excursions, or doing crafts, he asks her why he can't go. She doesn't know how to explain to him that the problem isn't that they registered late or that there are no more spots. The problem is that, one more year, none of the summer camps they have called have been prepared to welcome him.