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Kim
On 6/24/15, Kim wrote: > If a child completed kindergarten and switching to a new > school can he be held back due to age? Where he > completed kindergarten you had to be 5 by Sept 30. The > new school is 5 by Sept 1 for kindergarten. Would he still > move on to first grade at the new school? Forgot to mention bday is Sept 16.
it depends on the district and parental request
Here if the child moves in from another state and has completed the K requirements at that school, then he or she would go into first grade. Many parents whose children miss the cut off at the public school, simply enroll their child at a private K and do the same thing - go into first grade at the public school. Sometimes the parent realizes that ...See More
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I suggest you use pictures showing the procedures whenever possible. You could number the pictures s...See More