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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Because you have a lot of time and much will change by the time they are ready for HS.

- not the one who asked you.[/quote]

You're probably right, but when making the decision between public and private I'd like to know what the options and prospects are as it stands today, not what may or may not be down the road. [/quote]

Well, okay, but the public school landscape is changing year to year, so it's hard to predict what things are going to look like in 10 years. Plus you don't know really what kind of kid your two-year-old is going to turn out to be, so you don't know what he or she needs yet, or what your tolerance for uncertainty is (although it sounds like it's low!)

[b]If you want a sure thing through high school based on today's metrics, you want to buy a house in a > Deal > Wilson feeder or a > Hardy > Wilson feeder.[/b] Otherwise it's the luck of the lottery, at least once and maybe more times if you want to lottery for middle and high school.[/quote]

Even that's not a sure thing.  I bought a house in-bounds for Wilson, and then the boundaries changed.[/quote]

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