Defining Your Ideal School
Myths and merits of
second language schools
Learning another language is increasingly important in today's world. Should you make it central to your child's education? More »
Defining Your Ideal School
What's an ideal school?
Consider practical matters, the academic program, and the school's culture.
How to assess a school
My child's school is fine. Your's stinks.
Learn how optimism bias may skew how you evaluate your child's education.
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How important is school size?
Which is better? Big or small? It all depends on what's a good fit for your child.
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Resources for choosing schools
Need help choosing schools? Check these resources to help simplify the process.
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Considering family needs and values
Your family's values, preferences, and practical concerns are important factors to consider when choosing a school.
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Seven facts about charter schools
Tempted to go charter? Keep these facts and factors in mind when researching your educational options.
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Traditional school alternatives
Learn about different types of schools, with distinctive philosophies and curriculum, including Montessori, Waldorf and International Baccalaureate.
Defining Your Ideal School
Uniforms: pros and cons
The school uniforms debate continues — especially among students.
Academics & Activities
Excellent school: A profile
What makes a school outstanding? At this high-performing, highly lauded charter, the golden rule is: Teachers are tops.
Media Matters
Should kids learn online?
Weigh the pros and cons of leaving the analog classroom behind with these seven tips.
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Finding schools for kids with LD
Whether you're moving to a new city or looking for a different kind of school, the resources listed in this article may help you identify options.
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Are charter schools better?
New insights into charter schools: Are they outperforming traditional public schools, or are they failing their students?
10 key questions for new schools
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Raise Your Hand
pcn1965 February 17, 2013
Heck no. another poster had exactly right, there's a reason people move out of poor school districts and into good ones, to get away from the ones who dont care and will drag their kids down with them.
