Class of 2013

Born in 1995, started kindergarten in 2000, graduating high school in the spring of 2013.

Right now · 2026-27 school year

Graduated in 2013

That was 14 years before the end of the 2026-27 school year. A four-year degree started straight after would have finished in 2017.

Birth year1995
KindergartenFall 2000
College class of2017

Kindergarten started in 2000-01 and 12th grade falls in 2012-13.

Class of 2013, year by year

Every school year from kindergarten to graduation. A school year runs from the fall of the first calendar year to the spring of the second.

GradeSchool yearTypical ageLevel
Kindergarten2000-015–6Elementary school
1st Grade2001-026–7Elementary school
2nd Grade2002-037–8Elementary school
3rd Grade2003-048–9Elementary school
4th Grade2004-059–10Elementary school
5th Grade2005-0610–11Elementary school
6th Grade2006-0711–12Middle school
7th Grade2007-0812–13Middle school
8th Grade2008-0913–14Middle school
9th Grade (Freshman)2009-1014–15High school
10th Grade (Sophomore)2010-1115–16High school
11th Grade (Junior)2011-1216–17High school
12th Grade (Senior)2012-1317–18High school

Key dates for the Class of 2013

MilestoneWhen
Started kindergartenFall 2000
Started middle school (6th grade)Fall 2006
Started high school (9th grade)Fall 2009
Senior year2012-13
High school graduationSpring 2013
Two-year associate degree2015
Four-year college graduation2017

Who is in the Class of 2013?

A graduating class is not a single birth year. Most states require a child to have turned 5 by 1 September to start kindergarten that fall, so the Class of 2013 is split across two birth years.

Born January – August 1995

The majority of the class. They turned 5 before the cut-off and started kindergarten in the fall of 2000, turning 18 during senior year.

Born September – December 1994

Born a calendar year earlier but in the same class, because they missed the cut-off. They turn 18 the autumn before graduation.

How old is the Class of 2013?

Ages for the 1995 birth year, which is most of the class. Classmates born in late 1994 hit each milestone a year earlier on the calendar.

MilestoneAgeYear
Starts kindergarten52000
Starts middle school (6th grade)112006
Starts high school (9th grade)142009
Learner’s permit in most states152010
Driving age in most states162011
Graduates high school182013
Legal adult, can vote182013
Legal drinking age in the US212016
Typical four-year college graduation222017
10-year high school reunion282023
20-year high school reunion382033
Full US retirement age672062

If you did not graduate with your birth-year class

Skipping a grade, repeating one, or starting kindergarten late all move which class you graduate with. Here is where someone born in 1995 lands on each path.

PathKindergartenGraduating classCollege
Standard progressionTurned 5 before the state cut-off and moved up a grade every year.Fall 200020132017
Late birthday (September–December)Missed the 1 September cut-off, so started kindergarten a year later.Fall 200120142018
Skipped a gradeAccelerated past one grade, finishing high school a year early.Fall 200020122016
Repeated a grade or delayed startHeld back a year, or started kindergarten late by choice (“redshirting”).Fall 200120142018
Gap year before collegeFinished high school on time and started college a year later.Fall 200020132018

Reunion years

5-year reunion2018
10-year reunion2023
20-year reunion2033
25-year reunion2038
30-year reunion2043
40-year reunion2053
50-year reunion2063

The Class of 2013 in other countries

English year groups run one number ahead of US grades at the same age, so the US Class of 2013 finishes Year 13 in 2013. Australia, Canada, and India use the same number as the US.

US gradeSchool yearEngland & WalesAustraliaCanadaIndia
9th Grade2009-10Year 10Year 9Grade 9Class 9
10th Grade2010-11Year 11Year 10Grade 10Class 10
11th Grade2011-12Year 12Year 11Grade 11Class 11
12th Grade2012-13Year 13Year 12Grade 12Class 12

The Class of 2013 is Millennials (Generation Y)

Born in 1995, which falls inside the 19811996 band for Millennials (Generation Y). Pew Research Center definition.

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