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[quote=Anonymous]All of those school are excellent options, use other determinants to decide on which area (house, location, …)

Quite a bit is the luck of the draw in your child's individual grade and that is unknown until they are there.

I have two children two years apart.  They attended the same school, with the same teachers and same administration and about 25% of their grade had a sibling in my other child's grade- so many of the same parents.  It was night a day because of the mix of personalities of the children.  One was the meanest class (that became quite toxic at times) that no one wanted to teach as it moved up through the school.  Both the girls and boys had issues and no matter how they mixed them up each year, there were many problems with ostracization, bullying...….. Then came my younger child and he had the nicest class ever.  They currently finished their freshman year of college and the teachers in ES still fondly remember that class.  As it rose through the school, teachers and aides were clamoring to teach them.  It really just took a change of 4-5 personalities to make a difference.  The naturally charming and popular kids were kind, inclusive and all around great kids and it floated out to everyone. Most grades are somewhere between these two extremes.

It just depends.  [/quote]

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