I have to check the law exactly. I'm not sure. I think it's in the same classroom. My guess is the intent of the law has more to do with keeping 19yr olds out of the classroom with 15-16yr olds. I was told that I could file for an exception with the state. We will see.
For now, we are going to keep the grade skip in place and teach her as we see fit. Language/Writing is her weak spot and I think she is maxed out there (and still an A student) with the grade skip, which is why dual enrollment is so important for us. She can progress in Math/Science and other non-paperwriting prerequisites while still taking High School English. I thought she had to be 16, which wouldn't help us because she will be 16 when she graduates but I just found out that it is university dependent, one says "high school age" and the other says "after completion of the sophomore year".
Last edited by Chana; 04/08/14 06:02 AM.
