I paid more for a house in a top school district. Then I sent my daughter somewhere else.

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My daughter left a top-rated school district for a Title I charter school. I have no regrets about our decision.

When my husband and I were searching for a home, buying in an area with highly regarded schools for our four children was non-negotiable. We ended up spending more than we planned on a smaller house than we wanted to ensure our kids had access to a good education. Regardless of where my children's lives ultimately took them, I was confident a good school, defined by traditional measures, was vital to their future success and happiness. Moving into the school district with the city's highest-rated schools seemed like a no-brainer, and worth the financial sacrifice and reduced space.

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