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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Omg, another epic post where people weigh in with vehement opinions on other people’s lives. So pathetic![/quote] It's really only the anti-redshirt posters who fall into that bucket. Though they do tend to pitch a fit when their hypocrisy is observed and commented on.[/quote] “I didn’t redshirt, though.” It’s so odd for anyone in general to be rabidly pro redshirting. One of my BFFs has a child who is the literal youngest in an insanely competitive school. And they didn’t opt for it. There are other ways to go about life. [/quote] People aren't rabidly pro-redshirting. What they are want, at most, is a proocess where there aren't rigid cutoffs and there is greater parental discretion. It's the anti-redshirts that are rabid on DCUM, all without any real evidence to back their positions. I didn't redshirt. But I find the topic interesting, and follow the discussions, such as they are. [/quote] There are no rabid pro redshirters bc the red-shirting parents don’t want everyone to redshirt. Then they’d be in the same boat as if they didn’t redshirt their kid. [/quote] +1 Despite what they claim, this is all absolutely about having their child be one of the strongest (or at least not the weakest), relatively speaking. They cheat to try to ensure that there will always be kids below their own. It’s disgusting.[/quote] I do wonder what would happen if everyone held their child back. Would these parents hold back their child another year? Would we have 7/8 year olds in Ker?[/quote] No they couldn’t. You have to start school by 6. I believe the laws about starting school at 6 came about when public K first started and this was a way to let families skip K and start at 1st at 6, but it has evolved into a loophole allowing families to start K at 6. [/quote]
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