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Well they were lacking and then their parents decided to give them an age advantage to make them competitive with kids 20% younger. That's confusing to you? [/quote]

It's confusing to me that you think that school is a competition.[/quote]

Ah. So its okay when you massage things to benefit your kid because their self confidence was at stake, but when your older child puts younger children in that position (though worse, as its in the classroom of the younger child) you mock it. Interesting. [/quote]

I'm the PP you're responding to. No, I didn't send my kids late. I sent my older kid on time (January birthday) and my younger kid early. Younger Kid is now in sixth grade and has always been the youngest kid in their class, as far as I know. Are there kids in Younger Kid's class who are more than a year older than Younger Kid? Probably, but I don't know, and I also don't care. Why? Because school isn't a competition.[/quote]

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