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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I’m sure it would be hard to have a 20 year old senior, fortunately that doesn’t really happen. [/quote] There are plenty of 19 year old seniors. Way to old. Especially when some start high school at 13.[/quote] If they are 19 during their senior year then they have a fall/spring birthday and were redshirted one year. It's uncommon for fall/spring birthday kids to be redshirted. So not "plenty". [/quote] It is common for spring birthdays, don’t be naive. [/quote] Not in the DC area - except for maybe a handful of privates. [/quote] +1 I've been a public school teacher in the DC area for 28 years; spring birthday redshirts are definitely rare. [/quote] 2 neighbors have April birthdays who are both redshirted and my child has a classmate who has a February birthday who is also redshirted. [/quote] Where is this? Did they just start K? Maybe parents were worried about covid since they didn’t have vaccine last fall. [/quote] These are all teenage kids so no, not covid related. [/quote] Where is this? DC area? Public or private? Redshirting spring birthdays is uncommon in DC area - except for a handful of private schools. And maybe this batch of covid Kindergarteners. [/quote] Yes, dc area and both public and private. No, it is not uncommon, it has been our experience since preschool and I work in the school system. It’s absurd. [/quote] Which public school system in the DC area has common spring redshirting? [/quote] None. The PP is pulling stuff out of thin air.[/quote] Clearly [/quote]
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