<p>I’m not even the youngest junior at my school. There are quite a few younger than me.</p>
<p>I’d hate to be the youngest person in my grade. My sophomore year, I had a friend who was still 14.</p>
<p>I had like 6 friends who were still 14.</p>
<p>That’s insane. I miss her. She was a good person.</p>
<p>So… another day where I miss out on my Ipod Touch and Madden. Curse you, Quantico MCX home layaway.</p>
<p>Off to take my final Sociology test. Just need a 78% to maintain an A, but I’m shooting for 90+. After this, I’ll have 48 DE credits, woo! Wish me luck.</p>
<p>Stupid best buy app…</p>
<p>remembering my long-forgotten love of pickles. can’t beat those kosher dills :D</p>
<p>I wanna be on Wipeout.</p>
<p>The youngest in my grade is thirteen, fourteen in November. (age is for lower grade)
The oldest is fifteen, sixteen in January. (age is for higher grade)
I’m in between.</p>
<p>I’m one of the youngest people in my grade. Pretty much everyone I know is 17 some are turning 18, I’m still 16 :(</p>
<p>^ I’m confused with the ages with grades in the US. What is the ‘cut-off date’?</p>
<p>I have decided that while “Ivy” and “Ivies” refer to the Ivy League, “IVY” and “IVIES” should refer to “Illinois, Vanderbilt, Yale” and “Illinois, Vanderbilt, Indiana, Emory, Stanford” respectively, to discourage the use of unnecessary capital letters. For those lost souls who respond to “Chance” threads, please respond to people who say “IVY” or “IVIES” in this manner, as you would for “HYPSM”.</p>
<p>^ I like that idea.</p>
<p>Well the official cut off date differs for state.</p>
<p>In my state, To start in Kindergarten you have to be born before Sept 30 of that year.</p>
<p>K -5-6
1 - 6-7
2. 7-8
3. 8-9
4. 9-10
5. 10-11
6. 11-12
7. 12-13
8. 13-14
9. 14-15.
10. 15-16.
11. 16-17.
12. 17-18.</p>
<p>^^^ I prefer BILLYMC:
Brown
Illinois-Urbana Champaign
Lafayette
Lehigh
Yale
Michigan
uChicago</p>
<p>I would respond in kind, but I don’t feel like filling out college names for “CELAPLUSAIMAPLE”. Maybe if you had a shorter name.</p>
<p>haha so true, so true</p>
<p>What about this one?
BICYCLE: Brown, Illinoise-Urbana Champaign, Columbia, Yale, Cornell, Lehigh, Emory</p>
<p>Cornell
Emory
Lehigh
Alabama State
Princeton
Lincoln Center of Fordham University
University of Virginia
Stanford
Arkansas State University
Illinois Institute of Technology
MIT
Alaska State
Purdue
Loyola University of Chicago
Emory</p>
<p>There you go.</p>