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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]There are lot of confusions related to boundary study and decision on crown school. As an existing home owner or potential home buyer, how much stress this adds to your existing stress level?[/quote] As a current 8th grader and a current 5th grader parent, there is a lot more stress as both kids have to change school after one year in HS and MS in addition to the 20% real estate loss. [/quote] 20% loss seems over dramatic. Maybe overall due to the other current pressures on the region but no way are the proposed school changes alone going to result in that.[/quote] Some portion can be due to overall situation and some can be due to school, but if some one is changing home due to school then that's the reason for 20% loss. I am not the PP, but in absence of school getting worse, there would be no reason for him/her to sell the house at a 20% loss.[/quote]
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