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Old 04-14-2011, 11:34 AM
 
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I'm an October birthday. When I started Kindergarten it was not even offered in the public schools in Texas. One had to attend K at a private school. My parents started me a year early. Stayed in private thru 1st grade then moved to public for 2nd and on. I graduated HS at 17 and was in college at 17. I had all of my credits to graduate HS at 16 at the end of my jr year. In hindsight I SO wish I would have done it. The only time I felt at a disadvantage AT ALL was in a few college classes my 1st year ONLY because my advisor put me in a few classes that were for 3rd & 4th year students that were in my area of study (based on my knowledge in that area from HS courses I had taken). Then I was in class at the age of 17 with others that were 20+. The prof and the other students were great..... no problems there whatsoever but I just felt I really was not ready for it even though I did just fine in the classes grade wise. I could have done better had I waited to taken one course in particular. That was the only time that being younger I feel made a difference. Throughout junior high and high school being a full year younger than most classmates did not bother me at all be it academics and was always somewhat bored with that area as I did not feel it was challanging at all (no such thing as AP back then) or maturity wise.
What private Kindergarten did you attend?
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Old 10-08-2015, 12:13 PM
 
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my daughters birthday is sept 5, 4 days after the cut off here in TX. However she tested above prek is there anyting I can do. I feel it's wrong that she'll loose a whole year because of a couple of days?
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Old 10-08-2015, 04:55 PM
 
Location: Plano
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my daughters birthday is sept 5, 4 days after the cut off here in TX. However she tested above prek is there anyting I can do. I feel it's wrong that she'll loose a whole year because of a couple of days?
She won't be alone , and there is nothing you can do. Having a child in that situation , I can guaranty you that it was a big advantage to delay or rather keep them at the proper level.
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