Generally speaking, expensive houses are usually assigned to good schools and cheap houses are assigned to bad schools. Multiple elementary schools feed into a single middle school, and multiple middle schools feed into a single high school. Consequently, a house in an expensive pocket that borders a low-income area (e.g. Tierrasanta) will probably have a good dedicated elementary and a bad high school. Conversely, a house in a low-income hispanic part of Poway could be assigned to a rank 7 elementary and rank 10 middle/high schools.
Fantastic – thanks for your responses, everyone! Do school assignments typically change yearly based on population and enrollment numbers, or is it not as regular as that?
Fantastic – thanks for your responses, everyone! Do school assignments typically change yearly based on population and enrollment numbers, or is it not as regular as that?
Fantastic – thanks for your responses, everyone! Do school assignments typically change yearly based on population and enrollment numbers, or is it not as regular as that?
Fantastic – thanks for your responses, everyone! Do school assignments typically change yearly based on population and enrollment numbers, or is it not as regular as that?
Fantastic – thanks for your responses, everyone! Do school assignments typically change yearly based on population and enrollment numbers, or is it not as regular as that?
I thought it’s a fixed geographical boundary? I could be wrong though. Also, you can look into inter-district or intra-district transfer if you don’t like the school you’re assigned to. It require more work, but it’s possible to send your kids to the best school and not have to live there.
I thought it’s a fixed geographical boundary? I could be wrong though. Also, you can look into inter-district or intra-district transfer if you don’t like the school you’re assigned to. It require more work, but it’s possible to send your kids to the best school and not have to live there.
I thought it’s a fixed geographical boundary? I could be wrong though. Also, you can look into inter-district or intra-district transfer if you don’t like the school you’re assigned to. It require more work, but it’s possible to send your kids to the best school and not have to live there.
I thought it’s a fixed geographical boundary? I could be wrong though. Also, you can look into inter-district or intra-district transfer if you don’t like the school you’re assigned to. It require more work, but it’s possible to send your kids to the best school and not have to live there.
I thought it’s a fixed geographical boundary? I could be wrong though. Also, you can look into inter-district or intra-district transfer if you don’t like the school you’re assigned to. It require more work, but it’s possible to send your kids to the best school and not have to live there.
School assignments can change from time to time as new schools are opened, but they are mostly static. Again, the best source of information on boundary changes is the web site of the school district.
School assignments can change from time to time as new schools are opened, but they are mostly static. Again, the best source of information on boundary changes is the web site of the school district.
School assignments can change from time to time as new schools are opened, but they are mostly static. Again, the best source of information on boundary changes is the web site of the school district.
School assignments can change from time to time as new schools are opened, but they are mostly static. Again, the best source of information on boundary changes is the web site of the school district.
