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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]What is funny to me is that the people in hysterics about imaginary redshirting harms are also the ones applying to private schools. There is a super easy way to avoid the supposed (truthfully, non-existent) harms of redshirting: don’t go to private schools that engage in the practice. Nobody is entitled to private schools, no matter how many temper tantrums one throws.

But I imagine this is too much reality for the anti-redshirters to bear.

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Yes I'm surprised we haven't heard from one of the familiar voices usually in these threads. Her main gripe is that her kid can't shine in school team sports because some of the kids are older and bigger. Nothing about academics. Sports. Maybe she's here but has changed her tactics a bit.[/quote]

I have seen three kids through private schools in this area. And for the record, many parents admit they red shirt for a sports advantage. And leadership.[/quote]

So don’t enroll your kids in these private schools. Problem solved. I genuinely do not understand why you cannot see the obvious answer here.

Nobody is entitled to a private school education. Why do anti-redshirters not understand this basic fact?[/quote]

Not sending a child to private school because another parent is redshirting their kid is a non sequitur.[/quote]

It is if that is something you don’t like about the school[/quote]

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