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    Teacher: H is finishing her 1st grade math book.

    Me: Does the 2nd grade book start with a bunch of review?

    Teacher: Yes, it does.

    Me: Can she skip that?

    Teacher: Sure.

    Easiest parental advocacy EVER.

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    It's good when you find the door you're pushing against is open, isn't it?


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    Love love love love love. May it be so for all those who need it to be so.

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    That is wonderful! My #1's second grade skip (well, technically first, after an early entrance) was like that. Met with the principal and math teacher, asked for one-grade subject acceleration in math, opened up the class schedule in September, and found they had done a whole grade skip, based on group achievement data.

    Just to remind us that it's not all hard, all the time. smile


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    This is so nice to read! I was feeling a bit disheartened after talking to a well respected gifted school admissions director who dropped the famed line "well, you DD may not be so out there because around third grade children tend to even out."
    Thank you for sharing your success!

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    HOORAY!!! So nice to hear!!! smile


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