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OP here. I never considered red shirting him and would never do. He was so academically advanced as a preschooler he had to wait years for the other kids (and the teaching) to catch up with him. He’s still very advanced academically (eg taking calculus in 9th grade). Red shirting him would have just been a waste of a year. That he’s small isn’t an issue, but I am wondering about puberty.[/quote]

I[b]’m sorry your description is obnoxious. Hopefully he has some humility unlike you[/b][b][/b][b]. [/quote]

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There was a typo there, he’s in precalculus for 9th, not calc, but other than that 100 percent accurate. How exactly would you like me to state it? I’ve had years of people asking why I didn’t redshirt and that gets obnoxious - but I get why you have to be defensive about why you did and how it gave your kid an academic advantage as well as a physical one. My kid didn’t need an academic advantage and could have been put up a grade and still excelled. It’s not a brag, it comes with its own issues, but if that threatens you, that’s your issue.[/quote]

I have a teenage son with a late birthday that we did not redshirt. I think he may be the youngest in his grade. No one, not a single person, has ever asked me why we didn’t redshirt. You sound obnoxious with your bragging and it is creepy that you are so adamant that there are no signs of puberty. Are you measuring his testicles? Checking for hair? Just take him to the doctor if you are really concerned.[/quote]

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