If you do not have a choice, grade skipping may be the way to go. Check your middle and High school to see if they have pre-AP and AP classes and if they do, ask DD to take those instead of skipping. Your DD will take PSAT in High School and if she skipped too much, her PSAT score may be not as high as it should be and she may miss out on National Merit Scholarship, etc...
This is an interesting comment.
But PSAT scores are a function of IQ and mastery of a good basic curriculum.
With this in mind, if a kid loses interest in school due to a poor fit, would this then depress their scores?
