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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I thought that you were going to say that the challenge in buying a house for the schools is frequent re-zoning and the every-changing landscape of schools and how "good" they are in a certain area. You really have no guarantees for what kind of educational experience your kids are going to have when you buy a house and your kids are in public school. How are you judging the quality of the schools? I wouldn't rely on great schools or other sources online. [b]I'd talk to parents.[/b] That's not easy but definitely worth it if you are using that as a factor in buying a house. Those poorly regarded schools might actually be fine. For instance, some of the best elementary schools in our area are actually title 1 schools. [/quote] What makes you think parents know what’s going on? There are so many parents around here that are clueless when it comes to education. [/quote]
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