Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Isn't that zoned for Bradley Hills?
Yes. I think so. It is very close to BHES. That’s a very good school. It’s a good neighborhood. Green tree is busy through that stretch and this house is bigger than the others on that stretch of green tree. It is a great location though so if you need a bigger property in the Whitman district it’s a good option.
Also it’s not really a rehab place. It’s a long term shelter for women and children that is set up like garden apartments, and it is significantly set back from the road up a hill and behind trees. A lot of people in the neighborhood don’t even know it’s there.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Isn't that zoned for Bradley Hills?
Yes. I think so. It is very close to BHES. That’s a very good school. It’s a good neighborhood. Green tree is busy through that stretch and this house is bigger than the others on that stretch of green tree. It is a great location though so if you need a bigger property in the Whitman district it’s a good option.
Also it’s not really a rehab place. It’s a long term shelter for women and children that is set up like garden apartments, and it is significantly set back from the road up a hill and behind trees. A lot of people in the neighborhood don’t even know it’s there.
Anonymous wrote:Isn't that zoned for Bradley Hills?
That's a great example of a weird Great School score--Burning Tree is fine, nice small elementary school and I have no idea why the score is so low.
Anonymous wrote:I've never seen such a big discrepancy between the Elem. and Middle/Hgih school on the Great School score. 5/10/9.