Section 9.0 of the Rules and Regulations for School Health (2009) requires each student receive a vision screening at a minimum upon school entry and in the 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th, 7th, and 9th grades. Statute 16-21-14 requires a hearing screening test be administered upon initial entry into school.
Micon Schorsji, a dad in Holland, said that the conventional wisdom over there is that itâs probably not a good idea to take infants by bike until at least nine months old. âI remember that with both our daughters, we had done some trips by bike when they were younger than nine months.
The Bottom Line. Before moving to a booster seat, your child should be: 1  At least 5 years old. 2  Meet the weight and height minimums for the booster seat youâre considering. 3  Responsible enough to sit properly 100% of the time, even while asleep.hat means the decision to move from harness to booster is rooted in the childâs maturity. The ability to sit correctly for the entire ride, 100% of the time, happens somewhere past age 5 for most kids, and not until 6 or 7 for a many others. Booster training in the Graco TurboBooster with Safety Surround.