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[quote=Anonymous]If your child is happy and doing well, and you like the school and the group of kids in the grade, why rock the boat? You know this school works now and don't actually know that about the other one. Also, kids change a lot between K and 9th grade. You may find that an LD shows up in a couple of years or just that what DC wants in a high school (sports, arts, school culture, etc) is not the school you'd pick today. Most k-12s have entry points at 3rd or 4th, 6th or 7th and then 9th. Let DC get a little older and see if you feel like it'd still be your first choice at the next entry point and apply then. If you apply now and don't get in or get in but choose to stay, I doubt the current school will hold applying out against you, but if you actually leave for 1st grade and it doesn't work, I wouldn't count on being welcomed back. [/quote]
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