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A child in Russia starts school when they are 6 or 5 years old, matters what month they were born in. Let's say a child was born in 2000, if their birthday is after July 1st, then they can start school when they are 5. A child that was born in 1999 has to have a birthday before July 1st to start school.
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∙ 17y agoThe legal age for a child to begin school is determined by the individual states. In Pennsylvania, for example, children are not required to attend school until the age of 8 years.
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∙ 15y agoIt depends on what State you live in, In the State of Tennessee the age of entry is 5 yrs old, and that's from K-12. The ages are 5 and up to 17.
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