Should Students Allow Kids To Start School?

What an amazing school system! A child born on or before August 31st at 11:59pm is more socially and emotionally ready for school. Whereas, a child born merely a minute later, still needs more time to develop. Well, that’s what North Carolina State Board of Education (NCSBE) believes. North Carolina State Board of Education should allow kids to start school when they are ready because delaying them can result in them losing interest in learning, make them the older ones in class or heighten the chances of them dropping out. In 1975, North Carolina's policy use to be that a child who turned five by October 16, could enter kindergarten. It wasn’t until 2009
that lawmakers approved the law which stated that children will have to turn five by August 31 of the school year to be eligible to attend kindergarten in public schools (North Carolina Moves). According to WRAL.com, “Lawmakers moved the date up because they wanted students entering school to be more mature” (Earlier Kindergarten Cutoff).
North Carolina State Board of Education needs to change the cut off dates because those kids who are genuinely intelligent and advanced for their age are ready for school. They are being held back through no fault of their own.
The opposing side feel that kids who aren’t ready cognitively, socially or emotionally, shouldn’t be in school. This is a valid point but they are forgetting that every kid is differen