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々 doesn't seem to be a real kanji, but at what grade is it taught?

I'm trying to work out the maximum grade level for 四字熟語【よじじゅくご】, so I'm
wondering how to classify something like 興味津々【きょうみしんしん】 with the first three
characters having grade levels 5, 3 and 8, but what is the fourth?
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Does 々 have a kanji grade level?
Since 々 is not a kanji in the first place, there is no rule regarding in which
school year it is taught. The official kyoiku kanji list does not mention this
symbol at all.

Still, there are many easier two-kanji compounds including 々, such as 人々 and
時々, and 四字熟語 is a relatively difficult set of words no matter how easy their
kanji are. For example, you cannot assume a first grader knows the meaning of
三々五々 even though 三 and 五 are very easy as kanji. It's hard to imagine someone
who can read a 四字熟語 does not understand 々. If you are specifically working on
四字熟語, I think you really don't have to worry about the "grade" of this symbol.
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