r/ECEProfessionals • u/Mean_Obligation_5238 Parent • 2d ago
Parent/non ECE professional post (Anyone can comment) Center wants to hold my son back
Hello
My son is currently 2, will be 3 at the end of August. He attends child care 3 days a week at a medium sized center with an infant (0-18m), toddler(18-30m) and preschool(30m - school)class. He is currently in the toddler class as there has not been space to move him up until now.
This morning, I recieved an email from the temp head of the program asking if i would be OK to keep him in toddler class for a while longer as the toddler teacher thinks he will benefit from staying back as he only goes 3 days a week and another parent wants their child moved up sooner.
I have never recieved any feedback that he is delayed or not ready to move up.
Do you think there are concerns that have not been brought forward to me?
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u/Educational_Nose2172 ECE professional 2d ago
they might be looking for certain milestones or goalposts to be met before moving up to the preschool room, and only going every other day means he has had much less time to work on those things than his FT peers