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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]People don't typically redshirt because of academic concerns. They redshirt because of social concerns. Don't worry, nobody is trying to show up your little Larla. [/quote] That's fine, but then don't complain that it's not challenging enough. That is really annoying. I agree with you OP.[/quote] Well, try to have a little sympathy. I'm the mom of a (very tall, very verbal and bright) boy who might have to be redshirted for behavioral/maturity/social issues. Do you think I like having to chose between his social adjustment and his academic challenge? If I didn't redshirt him I am POSITIVE you'd be on here complaining about the "weird kid" or the "aggressive kid" that would as a result be bothering your Larlita. [/quote] It's kindergarten. Send your immature boy, he will have plenty of company. I mean this.[/quote] Not necessarily true. Some kids aren't ready to sit still all day in a classroom with 20 other kids, being given group directions. K is really very academic now, tests using computers, worksheets, etc. If some kids went, you would be complaining about the "annoying kid who disrupts class so the other snowflakes can't learn" [/quote] So send your kid to private K and then to first grade. That way they would have Kindergarten in a smaller setting with more play and recess. To redshirt you would need to pay for another year of pre K or private K anyway. Give your child that year in a smaller or possibly more nurturing environment and then send them on time with their age to first grade. [/quote] Oh yes, I can just manifest an affordable and nurturing private K in my area and be granted admission automatically![/quote]
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