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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]One boy with a late Spring birthday started pk at 4 One boy with a late summer birthday, ie right before the 9/1 cut off, started pk at 5. Spring boy very tall for his age and is doing well in school summer boy average height but emotionally a bit young and is also doing very well in school. People should not be concerned about the age of other kids in the class. As long as your child is learning and thriving, what business is it of anyone how old another child is? [/quote] It is my business when my kid is being judged against kids 15 months older for sports teams, higher academic tracks, and social skills. My 11 year old was in class with 13 year olds last year. It is ridiculous.[/quote] This![/quote] Fortunately, there is an easy solution to this. Do not go to this private school. Problem solved.[/quote] Start naming the private schools that create this sort of student body class so we know. Who are they?[/quote] I agree with this. My kid was in a class with this type of age difference and the parents bragged about their kids athletic performance. The kid had started puberty and was a year and a half older than everyone else. It was ridiculous. The same kid was not allowed to play with their classmates in leagues that had birthdate cutoffs versus grade cutoffs. [/quote]
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