Which are the 3 best school districts in Houston?
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Best, according to what....? It depends where you live or what you are looking for.\nBy the way, even in the same district they may be huge differences between schools.
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Houston traffice is a night mare.  If you moved to Katy you would have to travel the Katy Freeway and that's the worst one.  Tomball is a nice place, dont know much about Spring.  We live in Dayton, about 50 miles out.  Actualyy, we live in Tarkington, which is out in the country.  Very nice.
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I live in Irving Texas. But I graduated HS in Houston.
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I like Houston, Texas. The cost of living compared to other cities is relatively low and we do not have state income tax here in Texas. The weather gets hot, but bearable and we have lovely mild winters.
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If you want to teach in Houston, then you are an idiot.  Chances of you surviving are slim to none.  Go outside Houston area if you're smart.  Or, if you have a Mexican Rape fetish, go ahead and teach in Greater Houston area.  You're an adult ... make up  your own mind, but be Warned.
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Every individual school district will be different. You need to be more specific. \n\nLooks like school starts 8/14\n\nSee http://kaufman.ednet10.net/
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Check out this site\n\nhttp://www.tsbde.state.tx.us/schoolsPrint.htm
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Tyler, which is part of Temple University has always been very good\nhttp://www.temple.edu/tyler/
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Austin is great.It is small, beautiful and trendy. Houston has lots of opportunity. It is huge, ugly and cheap to live in, but has lots to do and lots of jobs. (before anyone trashes my post- I am a native Houstonian and choose to live there in spite of the down side, for now.) Santa Fe NM, and Albuquerque NM can be good.  It really depends on what kinds of job one seeks and the skills one has to offer.  The bureau of labor statistics site offers a great deal of information.
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I'm from Texas and it definitely has its charms. Houston is a great place..so is Austin. Every place has its pros and cons though. People are overall friendly, there are lots of good places to eat and things to do. But there are a lot of Bush supporters! ;)
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I found this website on Yahoo.com.\nhttp://www.creativeartschools.com/broadcasting-schools/location/texas-broadcasting-schools.htm
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There are definitely better schools in the area.  Wooton, Whitman, Blair Magnet, Richard Montgomery Magnet, etc all have a higher percentage of students going to the top schools.  Wilson is sorta middle of the road for that region.
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in chicago or houston
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You can get on the internet and type in www.gradschools.com and it will provide you with a list of top graduate schools in the country. You must specify the state of Texas and the field of education. Just follow the prompts. Good luck! We definitely need more dedicated people in this field.
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First, learn to spell Texas and college. Second, learn how to punctuate and write complete, coherent sentences.  \nSam Houston State University and Texas A&M both have excellent teacher education programs.  I have had many student teachers through the years.  The best prepared have been from Sam Houston.
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According to the Yahoo directory, there are 6 private and 7 public colleges and universities in the Houston metro area.
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there is a st. marks school of texas--- i've heard of it.. \n\nwww.smtexas.org