The Ranch in Carlsbad?

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Thanks a lot. That’s what I was guessing. When we originally relocated here we thought for sure we’d end up somewhere in RSF, most likely in Fairbanks Ranch … but now we’ve pretty much ruled it out because we just don’t want to raise our kids in that “world.” Maybe in 10 years when they ship off to college …

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I could tell you stories about that “world” that would amaze you. My son was befriended by two brothers he went to pre-school with. They live in by far the largest property in FBR if not SD. The parents decided they wanted the kids to be raised back home and now the house is a Summer home. CRazy…..

[sdrealtor]

I could tell you stories about that “world” that would amaze you. My son was befriended by two brothers he went to pre-school with. They live in by far the largest property in FBR if not SD. The parents decided they wanted the kids to be raised back home and now the house is a Summer home. CRazy…..

[sdrealtor]

I could tell you stories about that “world” that would amaze you. My son was befriended by two brothers he went to pre-school with. They live in by far the largest property in FBR if not SD. The parents decided they wanted the kids to be raised back home and now the house is a Summer home. CRazy…..

[sdrealtor]

I could tell you stories about that “world” that would amaze you. My son was befriended by two brothers he went to pre-school with. They live in by far the largest property in FBR if not SD. The parents decided they wanted the kids to be raised back home and now the house is a Summer home. CRazy…..

[sdrealtor]

I could tell you stories about that “world” that would amaze you. My son was befriended by two brothers he went to pre-school with. They live in by far the largest property in FBR if not SD. The parents decided they wanted the kids to be raised back home and now the house is a Summer home. CRazy…..

[bearishgurl]

[quote=sdrealtor]I could tell you stories about that “world” that would amaze you. My son was befriended by two brothers he went to pre-school with. They live in by far the largest property in FBR if not SD. The parents decided they wanted the kids to be raised back home and now the house is a Summer home. CRazy…..[/quote]

Sight hijack: That “world” that you speak of here, sdr, is prevalent in another very affluent small city in SD County as well, Coronado, but not in the WAY you have posted here (or haven’t posted here, for the sake of detail).

My kid, who attends HS in SUHSD has had several elementary school chums whose parents obtained interdistrict transfers for them to attend MS/HS in Coronado Unified, thinking the “education” offered there would be much better. By 9th and 10th grade, several of these students were yanked out by their parents and placed back in my kid’s school (their school of residence) due to DRUGS everywhere at CHS (i.e. drug-addicted schoolmates, numerous kids stoned in class, unsupervised homes after-school where drugs were used, open campus where drugs are easy to smuggle in, etc).

There’s an old saying around here, “The ‘nado kids (and their parents) have more $$ than brains.” Sad, because many of those kids are from active-duty military families and some are the kids of very high-ranking Navy officers.

Moneyed environments are not always the wisest places to raise kids, even if you can afford it :={

[bearishgurl]

[quote=sdrealtor]I could tell you stories about that “world” that would amaze you. My son was befriended by two brothers he went to pre-school with. They live in by far the largest property in FBR if not SD. The parents decided they wanted the kids to be raised back home and now the house is a Summer home. CRazy…..[/quote]

Sight hijack: That “world” that you speak of here, sdr, is prevalent in another very affluent small city in SD County as well, Coronado, but not in the WAY you have posted here (or haven’t posted here, for the sake of detail).

My kid, who attends HS in SUHSD has had several elementary school chums whose parents obtained interdistrict transfers for them to attend MS/HS in Coronado Unified, thinking the “education” offered there would be much better. By 9th and 10th grade, several of these students were yanked out by their parents and placed back in my kid’s school (their school of residence) due to DRUGS everywhere at CHS (i.e. drug-addicted schoolmates, numerous kids stoned in class, unsupervised homes after-school where drugs were used, open campus where drugs are easy to smuggle in, etc).

There’s an old saying around here, “The ‘nado kids (and their parents) have more $$ than brains.” Sad, because many of those kids are from active-duty military families and some are the kids of very high-ranking Navy officers.

Moneyed environments are not always the wisest places to raise kids, even if you can afford it :={

[bearishgurl]

[quote=sdrealtor]I could tell you stories about that “world” that would amaze you. My son was befriended by two brothers he went to pre-school with. They live in by far the largest property in FBR if not SD. The parents decided they wanted the kids to be raised back home and now the house is a Summer home. CRazy…..[/quote]

Sight hijack: That “world” that you speak of here, sdr, is prevalent in another very affluent small city in SD County as well, Coronado, but not in the WAY you have posted here (or haven’t posted here, for the sake of detail).

My kid, who attends HS in SUHSD has had several elementary school chums whose parents obtained interdistrict transfers for them to attend MS/HS in Coronado Unified, thinking the “education” offered there would be much better. By 9th and 10th grade, several of these students were yanked out by their parents and placed back in my kid’s school (their school of residence) due to DRUGS everywhere at CHS (i.e. drug-addicted schoolmates, numerous kids stoned in class, unsupervised homes after-school where drugs were used, open campus where drugs are easy to smuggle in, etc).

There’s an old saying around here, “The ‘nado kids (and their parents) have more $$ than brains.” Sad, because many of those kids are from active-duty military families and some are the kids of very high-ranking Navy officers.

Moneyed environments are not always the wisest places to raise kids, even if you can afford it :={

[bearishgurl]

[quote=sdrealtor]I could tell you stories about that “world” that would amaze you. My son was befriended by two brothers he went to pre-school with. They live in by far the largest property in FBR if not SD. The parents decided they wanted the kids to be raised back home and now the house is a Summer home. CRazy…..[/quote]

Sight hijack: That “world” that you speak of here, sdr, is prevalent in another very affluent small city in SD County as well, Coronado, but not in the WAY you have posted here (or haven’t posted here, for the sake of detail).

My kid, who attends HS in SUHSD has had several elementary school chums whose parents obtained interdistrict transfers for them to attend MS/HS in Coronado Unified, thinking the “education” offered there would be much better. By 9th and 10th grade, several of these students were yanked out by their parents and placed back in my kid’s school (their school of residence) due to DRUGS everywhere at CHS (i.e. drug-addicted schoolmates, numerous kids stoned in class, unsupervised homes after-school where drugs were used, open campus where drugs are easy to smuggle in, etc).

There’s an old saying around here, “The ‘nado kids (and their parents) have more $$ than brains.” Sad, because many of those kids are from active-duty military families and some are the kids of very high-ranking Navy officers.

Moneyed environments are not always the wisest places to raise kids, even if you can afford it :={

[bearishgurl]

[quote=sdrealtor]I could tell you stories about that “world” that would amaze you. My son was befriended by two brothers he went to pre-school with. They live in by far the largest property in FBR if not SD. The parents decided they wanted the kids to be raised back home and now the house is a Summer home. CRazy…..[/quote]

Sight hijack: That “world” that you speak of here, sdr, is prevalent in another very affluent small city in SD County as well, Coronado, but not in the WAY you have posted here (or haven’t posted here, for the sake of detail).

My kid, who attends HS in SUHSD has had several elementary school chums whose parents obtained interdistrict transfers for them to attend MS/HS in Coronado Unified, thinking the “education” offered there would be much better. By 9th and 10th grade, several of these students were yanked out by their parents and placed back in my kid’s school (their school of residence) due to DRUGS everywhere at CHS (i.e. drug-addicted schoolmates, numerous kids stoned in class, unsupervised homes after-school where drugs were used, open campus where drugs are easy to smuggle in, etc).

There’s an old saying around here, “The ‘nado kids (and their parents) have more $$ than brains.” Sad, because many of those kids are from active-duty military families and some are the kids of very high-ranking Navy officers.

Moneyed environments are not always the wisest places to raise kids, even if you can afford it :={

[sdrealtor]

A good friend who lives in Cornado Cays had a similar experience with his daughter. He ended up sending her to rehab. There are also quite a few very wealthy families from South of Border living in nado. Seems to be a bigger issue there than RSF.

[sdrealtor]

A good friend who lives in Cornado Cays had a similar experience with his daughter. He ended up sending her to rehab. There are also quite a few very wealthy families from South of Border living in nado. Seems to be a bigger issue there than RSF.

[sdrealtor]

A good friend who lives in Cornado Cays had a similar experience with his daughter. He ended up sending her to rehab. There are also quite a few very wealthy families from South of Border living in nado. Seems to be a bigger issue there than RSF.

[sdrealtor]

A good friend who lives in Cornado Cays had a similar experience with his daughter. He ended up sending her to rehab. There are also quite a few very wealthy families from South of Border living in nado. Seems to be a bigger issue there than RSF.

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