Yes, it is a personal take based on my own experience, however, when considering the case of a 9 year old who is able to graduate from a college education, that

Yes, it is a personal take based on my own experience, however, when considering the case of a 9 year old who is able to graduate from a college education, that seems a pretty unique case and maybe their situation should also be demanding of a personal/unique path rather than simply following the factory schooling approach designed for the average student on the basis of “socialization”. Parents should definitely take socialization into account for such a student, but I don’t think putting them into a standard school academic track is the only way to achieve such socialization.