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My family is considering a move to North Carolina -- the Chapel Hill, Raleigh, Durham area. Quality schools for our daughter (attending kindergarten soon) is our top priority, including schools that encourage creativity, experiential learning, and developing strong skills in math, science, reading, and writing. We have the option to locate in any of these towns/areas. Please advise: are there particular schools and districts you recommend (and why)?
Thanks very much for your input!
Thanks very much for your input!
hst@yahoo.com
Thank you for your interest in North Carolina. Your query covers such a large area that it is truly difficult for anyone to answer. You have included in your list Wake County (largest system in the state, more than 100 elementary schools), Durham County and Chapel Hill/Carrboro districts. If you are from a different part of the country, you might b...See More
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