Reply to "New England Reclass Rate"

Francis710,000+ posts

Before COVID-19, I would see this a lot. Kid attending public school would then repeat the 8th grade in a private school and start High School a year older than he would normally. It was the clean standard and didn't mess with any High School eligibility.

But now I see kids reclassing in High School. Maybe they move from one state to another and go public to private? We know one kid who did it.

We know another kid who was a 2022. Went from public to private after the summer of 2020 and reclassified to a 2023. But he was injured in 2021 and now supposedly is reclassing again to be a 2024. No idea how that is possible but that's the rumor. Sad part is the kid is very smart and there's no academic reason for repeating grades.

11/18/214:42 PM

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