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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Find a home and neighborhood you like. That’s really my only advice. My child was similar to yours at 3 and we could have never predicted what he would need by mid elementary and how that would change in middle school, in 9th grade, 10th, 11th…. Needs keep changing as your kid grows and changes. Our school district drastically changed from when we bought our house. We’ve changed from private to public to private as his needs changed. Staff at a school on any given year can make a huge difference. What hasn’t changed- our house, our commutes, our safe neighborhood and our community here. I don’t regret buying here because even though we aren’t using the public schools, it’s been a really nice neighborhood to grow up in for the kids. [/quote] +1000 we thought we were in the best district huge teacher turnover plus our child’s changing needs landed us in private. [/quote]
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