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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]What? It satisfies no one. There are a million reasons why. Let's start with: Do you then tell the incoming class of K to just not attend school? If not, then you have a huge swell of kids to teach - who is paying for that? [/quote] They stay home and the federal government pays. Obviously. Actually, this might be the stick that gets the federal government to enact truly universal prek 3-4 everywhere.[/quote] What I believe pp meant is that the following year would include all of the kindergarteners who sat out a year plus all of the next year’s kindergarteners. You would have a double sized bubble of kids moving through the school system for the next 13 years. Obviously :roll: [/quote] Redshirting would not be allowed under any circumstances for a year. That would reduce the size.[/quote]
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