Re:Millennials Moving to Suburbs Will Change Economic Develo...
by wgerard on Tuesday April 03, 2018 @11:56AM
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A friend of mine (who also lives in a major city) just told me that getting into their local public elementary school isn't guaranteed and is based on a lottery system because of overcrowding.
So their options are:
1) Take their child to the next closest and available school which is 30 minutes away
2) Pay for private school - which, as you can imagine, is expensive
3) Move
They're ultimately choosing #1, but I can easily imagine them getting sick of that quickly.
Oh well, I guess it's better than SF's system. Can't even imagine dealing with that.
So their options are:
1) Take their child to the next closest and available school which is 30 minutes away
2) Pay for private school - which, as you can imagine, is expensive
3) Move
They're ultimately choosing #1, but I can easily imagine them getting sick of that quickly.
Oh well, I guess it's better than SF's system. Can't even imagine dealing with that.