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Staff:child ratios One caregiver is required for up to 15 children and when none of the children are under 3 years old. Two caregivers are required for up to 15 children and when any children are under 3 years old and no more than four children are under 2 years old.

Q: What age can my child start Kindergarten? A: The Kindergarten age requirement of turning 5 on or before August 15 is set in state law, T.C.A. § 49-6-201.

Ultimately, you should consider skipping only if your child is academically ahead of his peers and has the emotional and social maturity to handle the jump.

(d) No child shall be eligible to enter first grade after July 1, 1993, without having attended an approved kindergarten program; provided, that a child meeting the requirements of the state board of education for transfer or admission, as determined by the commissioner, may be admitted by an LEA, notwithstanding any ...

Questions About My Student. Q: What age can my child start Kindergarten? A: The Kindergarten age requirement of turning 5 on or before August 15 is set in state law, T.C.A. § 49-6-201.

The compulsory attendance law also applies to five year old children once they have attended school for six weeks. “[A] child may be withdrawn within six (6) weeks of initial enrollment without penalty.” TCA 49-6-3007(g).”No child shall be eligible to enter first grade . . .

The compulsory attendance law also applies to five year old children once they have attended school for six weeks. “[A] child may be withdrawn within six (6) weeks of initial enrollment without penalty.” TCA 49-6-3007(g).”No child shall be eligible to enter first grade . . .

In Tennessee, children between the ages of six and 17 must attend school. Exceptions include those who have graduated or earned a GED, those who are physically or mentally unable to perform school duties, and those whose conduct is disruptive to the school environment.