[quote=joec]This maybe why certain people simply refuse to buy in certain housing areas in the south bay…schools have a larger population of this happening and I don’t know the percentages, but I certainly don’t see that many latino/foreign types in my hood simply due to the cost of the housing around here.
Economic segregation seems to be the thing keeping houses in “better” school districts from dropping as much in prices due to higher demand…
Just one less thing to worry about I guess, esp with constant funding issues with school.[/quote]
Lol… now you did it. I’m waiting for the responses that will now defend Chula Vista and what a great city it is and how border kids aren’t affecting the school districts in it……self-contradicting earlier posts about how horrible this problem is in such areas…
I don’t know if migrants kids are or are not a real problem in public schools…But I’ll agree with you, that I haven’t seen an issue in my neighborhood’s school districts either, lol.
Must be that my hood is in a far flung area invested with tract homes that have too many walls and too many lizards… 🙂
