FYI School Boundary Maps

[SD Realtor]

I refer this site as a start point for the various school district boundaries in the county. Not all of the links are 100% working however even for the ones that don’t work just go to the base site and then you can generally find the map you want.

For instance if you click on the Carlsbad link it tries to go to

http://www.carlsbadusd.k12.ca.us/distbound.htm but that doesn’t exist so just go to

http://www.carlsbadusa.k12.ca.us and then you get to the main site.

Also just googling the name of the school district you want and then boundaries or similar text gets good information.

Nonetheless most if not all here already know all this but a few may not.

ar

[SD Realtor]

It would have helped if I actually typed the site…

http://www.sdcoe.net/boundaries.asp

SD Realtor

[SD Realtor]

It would have helped if I actually typed the site…

http://www.sdcoe.net/boundaries.asp

SD Realtor

[SD Realtor]

It would have helped if I actually typed the site…

http://www.sdcoe.net/boundaries.asp

SD Realtor

[SD Realtor]

It would have helped if I actually typed the site…

http://www.sdcoe.net/boundaries.asp

SD Realtor

[SD Realtor]

It would have helped if I actually typed the site…

http://www.sdcoe.net/boundaries.asp

SD Realtor

[Nicole]

thanks SD, very helpful! Any tips on interpreting those school “grade cards” (i think that’s what they’re called). I look at them and its really hard to tell what’s meaningful.
I’d really like to know the percentage of kids who go onto a 4 year college from most of the north county high schools. Is there a way to find this info?

-nicole
new house hunter

[Nicole]

thanks SD, very helpful! Any tips on interpreting those school “grade cards” (i think that’s what they’re called). I look at them and its really hard to tell what’s meaningful.
I’d really like to know the percentage of kids who go onto a 4 year college from most of the north county high schools. Is there a way to find this info?

-nicole
new house hunter

[Nicole]

thanks SD, very helpful! Any tips on interpreting those school “grade cards” (i think that’s what they’re called). I look at them and its really hard to tell what’s meaningful.
I’d really like to know the percentage of kids who go onto a 4 year college from most of the north county high schools. Is there a way to find this info?

-nicole
new house hunter

[Nicole]

thanks SD, very helpful! Any tips on interpreting those school “grade cards” (i think that’s what they’re called). I look at them and its really hard to tell what’s meaningful.
I’d really like to know the percentage of kids who go onto a 4 year college from most of the north county high schools. Is there a way to find this info?

-nicole
new house hunter

[Nicole]

thanks SD, very helpful! Any tips on interpreting those school “grade cards” (i think that’s what they’re called). I look at them and its really hard to tell what’s meaningful.
I’d really like to know the percentage of kids who go onto a 4 year college from most of the north county high schools. Is there a way to find this info?

-nicole
new house hunter

[sdrealtor]

nicole,
When you read the reports, you really need to look into the demographic breakdowns. The highest ranked schools tend to have the strongest demographics with fewer lower socio-economic students pulling the averages down. Good kids with involved parents should do well at any of the schools around here. However, if you are very concerned with whom your kids attend school with, look at the demographics.

sdr

[sdrealtor]

nicole,
When you read the reports, you really need to look into the demographic breakdowns. The highest ranked schools tend to have the strongest demographics with fewer lower socio-economic students pulling the averages down. Good kids with involved parents should do well at any of the schools around here. However, if you are very concerned with whom your kids attend school with, look at the demographics.

sdr

[sdrealtor]

nicole,
When you read the reports, you really need to look into the demographic breakdowns. The highest ranked schools tend to have the strongest demographics with fewer lower socio-economic students pulling the averages down. Good kids with involved parents should do well at any of the schools around here. However, if you are very concerned with whom your kids attend school with, look at the demographics.

sdr

[sdrealtor]

nicole,
When you read the reports, you really need to look into the demographic breakdowns. The highest ranked schools tend to have the strongest demographics with fewer lower socio-economic students pulling the averages down. Good kids with involved parents should do well at any of the schools around here. However, if you are very concerned with whom your kids attend school with, look at the demographics.

sdr

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