He should not be discriminated because he’s academically ahead of his age group and should be allowed to play with players at his age group without any questions about his academic success.
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Belynda Talbott
3 years ago
And we wonder why kids get in trouble. Our not allowing him to participate is unacceptable
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Melissa Fait
3 years ago
If you don’t let Connor play with his peers you are only teaching him that to advance in life is a negative thing. He should be so proud of himself that he is doing so well academically but now all he’s feeling is punished for it. That’s sad. Let the boy play with his friends and leave the politics out of it.
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Anonymous
3 years ago
Good luck Connor and keep up the good work at school!!
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Tonya Haggerty
3 years ago
Absolutely outrageous he cant play with the kids his age! Let the kid play!
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Sherry bisson
3 years ago
Goes by your age period
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Anonymous
3 years ago
Let the kid play. Why don't people think on their own anymore?
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Anonymous
3 years ago
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Katlyn LItalien
3 years ago
This is blatant negligence. This is putting Connor in danger.
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Lauren Tedford
3 years ago
He should be playing with his own age group. Let him play!
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Kami Raleigh
3 years ago
Level of play should be determined by birth year, not grade!
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Anonymous
3 years ago
Unfair to punish a child who has worked so hard to be intellectually beyond his peers, yet is still the same age as his peers.
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Anonymous
3 years ago
Best of luck!
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Greta Rondeau
3 years ago
Absolutely should be able to play baseball with kids his own age.
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Beth Neilson
3 years ago
Its hard to believe this is even a problem. I sure hope they do the right thing and let Connor play with the kids his own age. Its a matter of safety
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Mike Dold
3 years ago
Grade status should not matter... He is age-appropriate to be able to play with his peers
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Beth Carlson
3 years ago
Age is a much more even field than grade level.
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Verna Brown
3 years ago
The date of birth is & should be in this instance the guideline to follow to allow this student to play baseball with his age group & physical peers.
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Wendy DaSilva
3 years ago
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I am 100% behind this petition! This is not only my opinion as a parent of 2 boys, but it is my professional opinion as a physical education teacher of middle school and high school students for 38 years and a coach!
Let him play with kids his own age!!
He should not be discriminated because he’s academically ahead of his age group and should be allowed to play with players at his age group without any questions about his academic success.
And we wonder why kids get in trouble. Our not allowing him to participate is unacceptable
If you don’t let Connor play with his peers you are only teaching him that to advance in life is a negative thing. He should be so proud of himself that he is doing so well academically but now all he’s feeling is punished for it. That’s sad. Let the boy play with his friends and leave the politics out of it.
Good luck Connor and keep up the good work at school!!
Absolutely outrageous he cant play with the kids his age! Let the kid play!
Goes by your age period
Let the kid play. Why don't people think on their own anymore?
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This is blatant negligence. This is putting Connor in danger.
He should be playing with his own age group. Let him play!
Level of play should be determined by birth year, not grade!
Unfair to punish a child who has worked so hard to be intellectually beyond his peers, yet is still the same age as his peers.
Best of luck!
Absolutely should be able to play baseball with kids his own age.
Its hard to believe this is even a problem. I sure hope they do the right thing and let Connor play with the kids his own age. Its a matter of safety
Grade status should not matter... He is age-appropriate to be able to play with his peers
Age is a much more even field than grade level.
The date of birth is & should be in this instance the guideline to follow to allow this student to play baseball with his age group & physical peers.
I am 100% behind this petition! This is not only my opinion as a parent of 2 boys, but it is my professional opinion as a physical education teacher of middle school and high school students for 38 years and a coach!