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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]OP here. I cannot afford to move out of the urban school my kid is in: I ideally would like to like in a suburb with good schools but I can’t afford it. Issues I’m running into include my kid getting good grades, but testing very portly in math in spite of high grades. There are a lot of social and behavioral issues with the kids at my daughter’s school. A lot of the values amongst the other students don’t match the values i try to teach at home.[/quote] I'm curious. Prices in the suburbs are generally less than the city. Are you living with family or something like that? [/quote] DP. I can afford places that are about 1.5 hr away from my job, but that commute won’t work with my family set up. Sometimes “afford” includes more than just the price of housing.[/quote] Without OP naming the school it’s hard to assess. But there are certainly affordable 1 bedrooms near metros with schools that are decent if not great. [/quote]
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