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14. maybe, if "their explanation was super-vague/nebulous"

Mon Feb 18, 2019, 05:18 AM

Feb 2019

then the reasons are personal, private, and/or none of your business. Probably all three, but certainly the third.

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That does seem a bit strange. And pointless, especially since PoindexterOglethorpe Feb 2019 #1

I have never heard of it either mercuryblues Feb 2019 #2

Students between the ages of 5 and 17 must attend school in VA bottomofthehill Feb 2019 #4

Might no be legal if the kid is not being home schooled. brush Feb 2019 #5

When I was in elementary school (in the early 60s) Haggis for Breakfast Feb 2019 #6

Is it something you feel comfortable discussing with your relative mahina Feb 2019 #7

does this kid play a sport? agingdem Feb 2019 #9

Yes. Golf, soccer, and he's a runner (cross country/distance track). RockRaven Feb 2019 #12

it's not about affording college... agingdem Feb 2019 #13

maybe, if "their explanation was super-vague/nebulous" nilram Feb 2019 #14

How about voluntarily holding you child back in 8th grade for a year A DAY IN THE LIFE Feb 2019 #15