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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Anyone with longer term examples of how the kid is now in HS or college? I know two examples - one was pretty mature and academically oriented and mostly bored at school. For the other it worked great and she was the biggest kid on the teams, which worked for her. 
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Niece was born in mid-Sept. She started K at 4 and 350+ days. She ended up repeating K on the teacher's advice who said while bright she was emotionally behind the other kids. Academically it was fine; she learned the material presented to her and did v well but i get the sense that she would also have done well if she had been the year ahead.

By high school she was bored of the other kids' drama and couldnt wait for college. But she had an older sibling in college and her boyfriend graduated a year ahead of her. She also is a recruited athlete in at DI college that is nationally ranked in her sport. She made significant improvements summer after junior year; if that had happened summer after her senior year she would have been recruited to a less competitive a program. [/quote]

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