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Reply to "Statistics on number of redshirted kids by school"
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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I think you just sort of figure this out as the school year starts and your child is invited to various bday parties, or your child is in soccer/other activities and [b]you realize that one or two kids are notably older/taller than the others[/b] (or the kid mentions how old s/he is). You realize how many are older -- but it's usually not that many. Statistically, only 25% are going to be summer bdays, right? And only a portion of those are going to hold their kids back. [/quote] If a kid (or his or her parent) mentions how old he or she is, that is one thing. But don’t just assume that a kid who looks older/is taller was redshirted (or that a smaller kid is young for his or her grade for that matter). I know several kids who are both among both the tallest & the youngest in their respective classes (FWIW, the reverse is true, as well).[/quote] AMEN! DS is super tiny. He'll always be tiny. People have asked if he's "playing up" in soccer. Height is a crappy approximation for age.[/quote]
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