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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]How is the school getting more money from her? An extra year? I don't believe they look at it that way - either way they'd fill the class, so their total intake is the same either way. They don't have incentive to hold kids back just because. I bet OP's kid is further behind maturity wise than she thinks. Otherwise they'd put the kid in K and keep moving. [/quote]

Of course they do. How do you not get that?[/quote]

Because it's very easy to fill the Pre-K and Kinder classes. They don't need this particular kid to fill either class. You don't now how any of this works.[/quote]

Bless your innocent heart, child. [/quote]

I'm good. I can see that you're new to this world. The wait lists are a mile long at the good schools. You must not be at a good school. If OP didn't already have a kid at this school her kid would have been rejected[/quote]

You’re good is right. You’re good at being a naive fool. [/quote]

I feel sorry for you that you're paying private tuition on a "good school" that has to trick people into paying an extra year in tuition.[/quote]

So, you now admit that this does happen.  [/quote]

Schools hand pick their classes. They do this to optimize the class so it skews older not because they are playing shell games to maximize tuition. The school makes the same either way. Explain how the school makes more money? Where’s the scam?

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