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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I would. No need to rush her through K-12. She will be better prepared and more mature when the times comes for college decisions, career paths, and being successful in college. The youngest people I knew in school growing up were the Nov/Dec birthdays and every one that I can think of took 5 yrs to graduate and had some big bumps along the way- even though they were objectively smart and did well in high school [/quote] This - we had a similar decision and decided to hold her, not bc of anything we saw at the time…more preemptively thinking forward to middle / high school and not wanting her to be the youngest. A big part of the decision making process was the fact that holding summer birthdays IS so common in our area. She’s in 6th grade now and I definitely feel good about the decision / would do it again [/quote]
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