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    Re: Skipping a year of math in junior high?
    jack'smom #232698 08/05/16 11:01 PM
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    I don't think so- he had a lot of homework in 7th grade, so I imagine there will be even more in 8th grade. There just won't be time!
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    jack'smom #232701 08/06/16 10:03 AM
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    But if he is taking an online class instead of math class, won't that be a similar amount of time? Heck, he could probably do it at school if they schedule him a study hall for it.
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    My son takes an online course through AoPS during his math class at his charter school. He has done this for a few years and overall it has worked well.
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