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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]That level of gifted needs to not be attending regular school. Way too boring for him. Most privates would be inappropriate too. [/quote] [b]OP here, He's in private but not one of the top privates, or one that people talk about as being particularly good for gifted kids. He followed an older sibling, because two different drop offs and pick ups seemed like it would be a pain. He likes school, and never says "I was bored" about school, but he comes home from school with lots of pictures he's drawn and no homework and tells me "Oh we had free time in X class if we finished our work, so I did my homework there". [/quote][/b] OP if it does turn out that he has ADHD or Executive functioning issues,, looks into Commonwealth Academy.. It was life-changing for my gifted/ADHD kid.[/quote]
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