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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]My kid has a late October birthday. We were told there are no exceptions. It ended up being the right grade for her, and she actually liked being one of the oldest. In early school, she was often a “helper” for the teacher for the younger kids. Btw, there will be many “borderline” kids like your daughter in preqchool. There were at least 6 or so kids with October and November birthdays in her preschool class, and they kept them all together so that there was an older pre-k 3 class and a younger pre-k class. So everyone was with the right group, developmentally. She will not stand out. [/quote] I wonder if this is a typical practice across schools? Seems like a great idea.[/quote] We toured maybe 2-3 DCPS/DCPCS preschools, and they all did the same thing. But it’s probably dependent on number of kids in each grade/how many classes they have. One even did a mixed class that was pre-k 3 and 4 together, but all kids were within months of each other (so like the August to December kids who would be younger or older for their grade). It worked out very well in our experience. There are a lot of kids right before and right after the cut off— it is not a unique situation, and preschools know how to deal! [/quote]
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