Hey Jorge, Me and my husband did this two years ago when our first son was starting middle school, it’s worked out for the best since he is getting a substantially better education and has more opportunities. It may be hard for them now, but long term it works out best for them. I would definitely recommend doing so if it really is a better option and is doable for your family. Best of luck 🙂

I would move to put my kids in a better school. Before you do that, you should see if there are magnet programs in your area and see if you can get them in that so you don’t have to move. Also, our school district has charter school, where they are like private schools but are public, and its doesn’t matter where you live. Good luck!!

It is a good idea dear. Your doing it for the future of your child. Sometimes we parents have to sacrifice. Not everything will go as planned but we have no other wise. But since you said it will cost no interference. Then you should move.. There is no need of taking your child to a school that has no Academic future. That will be like wasting your resources. I always believe in quality. If the quality there is not good then move. Actually it could be better if other parents could adopt to this. I can remember my dad had to move me schools. Just to finds the one that offers the best education. Then there after you can let them settle. From my own experiences I learnt the hard way. The schools that I was had no value in academics. It was just like any other business. Do not go through the same mistake.

“Jorge Lorenzo, it’s a matter of your child’s career. If I think by keeping myself in your position, then I will move. Child’s education is the most important part of training. School is such a place where your child begins to grow. Where he starts talking. He comes to know how to pronounce words the first time. especially his first school matters a lot. as far as the matter of shifting then I think it’s not a big deal. You can easily shift your luggage from one town to other. but be sincere in a matter of your child’s career. You will automatically feel happy when your child speaks well. School teaches him manners. Everyone will love your baby earn he shows obedience to their orders. So please think about your kid’s career. This will make him a good man and even a good professionalize. Stay motivate and do what you want to do.
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Frequent moves are tough on kids and disrupt important friendships. These effects are most problematic for kids who are introverted and those whose personalities tend toward anxiety and inflexibility. Specifically, adults who moved frequently as kids have fewer high quality relationships and tend to score lower on well-being and life satisfaction. Fortunately, the results – like all findings in psychology – are more nuanced than that. One major reason that kids are negatively affected by moves is that moves are often precipitated by problems – a divorce, job loss – that are tough on the family. Or the family moves because one parent’s job requires it, but this mean the other parent (usually mom) loses theirs. When parents are stressed and upset (and trust me, moving is always stressful) their parenting suffers and the kids always, always always notice. Moves are also hardest on kids in the midst of other transitions – like puberty and school changes. Middle school seems to be the toughest time to make a transition. When parents support each other and work hard to make the move as easy for the themselves and their kids as possible, negative effects are minimized.