DCPS exception for birth date-based grade requirements?

Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Does this also apply to older elementary or middle school students? DCPS would not allow a student to repeat a class? What about charter?


I am curious about this as well.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Get an IEP


Not going to get easier to repeat a grade with an IEP
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Does this also apply to older elementary or middle school students? DCPS would not allow a student to repeat a class? What about charter?


It is difficult, not impossible.
Anonymous
DCPS does not care about educating anyone, they care about matriculating everyone no matter how much they know and they will not give anyone an extra year of learning - this tracks with the social promotion they enjoy
Anonymous
This used to be more flexible, but they have really cracked down since Covid be used so many people were asking for exemptions. It is nearly impossible now. Your best bet would be to enroll her in K with supports and then see if the school will let her repeat K.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:This used to be more flexible, but they have really cracked down since Covid be used so many people were asking for exemptions. It is nearly impossible now. Your best bet would be to enroll her in K with supports and then see if the school will let her repeat K.


Whoops, because not be used
Anonymous
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Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Get ready to pay for PK-4


Even if she pays for PK4, when she does to register for K, they can put the kid in first


that is happening to 3 families at Lafayette now. They were on the news.


Those families PMO so bad. Clear redshirting. Sounds like OP has legit concerns, I would enroll DD in K and work with her teacher in the fall to make a determination after some assessments. Please don't keep your kid out of school past 5.
Anonymous
In my experience there were always some rich kids, usually the class bullies, whose parents had pulled it off. Maybe they did it before they got into dcps?
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