what are the best school districts in Houston,DAllas and New jersey? KLIENE in houston is no-1, Any other?
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I agree..:) i live in NJ now.. in an area that my son goes to a blue ribbon school..:) but I am trying to move because of cost of living.. housing here is ridiculos now..you can't find a one family home in a decente neighborhood for less than 500,000...and the taxes are the equivalent of a high scale rent...:) so my advice is don't come..:) I am leaving..:)
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young minority parents mainly single mothers on welfare hispanic/black and white trash to be blunt> as for  areas try searching mainly poor areas jersey city, newark  first and biggest targets .followed by camden ,elizabeth ,paterson  etc..
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Houston, TX, USA. Im A Student at CBHS, a Junier in the School
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I am not sure your statement re: New Jersey and New Hampshire is at all accurate. In fact, I know it is not!! You are obviously moving from a specific example (which is lacking in your statement) to a generality, which, of course, is faulty to begin with, as I am sure you well know.\n\nThe curriculum as developed by local districts according to individual state requirements is perfectly fine, and under no conditions should we have a national curriculum. That reeks of indoctrination, and it is necessary that students in various parts of the country learn some things indigenous to where they live. For example, students in Alaska may need to know some things that students in Hawaii do not and vice versa.\n\nAs far as reading, writing, and mathematics is concerned, all schools teach basically the same content. Whether some is done in grade two as opposed to grade three is moot. The local school districts and states know best what is best for their students and when to include whatever the needs may be into the curriculum\n\nI hope this helps.
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Take a look: http://www.cantonisd.net/\n\nYou'll love Canton, TX - but beware First Monday weekends!  Surely gets crowded.
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clear lake is pretty nice freindswood is good pearland is nice all cities around houston..i am from there i am in south america right now but will be back dec 21...dont go to 3rd ward or any ward for that matter
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Neither are highly rated MBA programs -- though neither school is a joke, either.  But only the highly rated schools are going to be able to open doors to the really high paying jobs.  If these are your only two choices, you should base your decision on where you want to be when you get out -- because it won't be easy to get a job in a different area when you get out.  Do youwant to live in Houston or the NY/NJ area?
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I would pick Weber State. Weber States education program is one of the bests in the state.
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http://www.tsbde.state.tx.us/schoolsPrint.htm\n\nThis link has a list of porgrams in your area
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Detroit, New Jersey, San Antonio, Dallas
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Houston is correct - see link for full list
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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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Montgomery and Bucks county schools are close to Philadelphia.  A good web site to find out information about individual school districts is www.schoolmatters.com.  You can't compare districts across states, but you could look up your current district in Michigan as well.
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I have no idea about states but I know that CFISD ( Cy-Fair Independent School District) in NW Houston Texas has a GREAT special education program .. My brother has been in it his whole life.. Plus housing there is cheap
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I'd say Texas, they do have the best team. It really depends on what you mean as the best.  From what I understood, go for Texas.
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i have lived all over the country and Dallas is the BOMB!!! i would give anything to go back there. the weather is great! lots to do in Dallas for adults and kids. if you do have kids its the most kid friendly place in the states. they gear to them. tons of rec centers and parks , every type of museum you can think of. and if no kids or with the night life is killer! you have the west end and deep ellum and all kinds of stuff. order a free travel guide on line. go to Texas.com
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Part of the reason is, pardon me for saying this, the Texas education system sucks. I can say this because I have had students who came out of Texas who don't know any history or science, and only a little math. I have had a student or two whose family moved to Texas to follow a job offer, only to return to us in a couple of month, gladly taking the pay cut, so that their child could have a decent education. It isn't the teachers, but the policies, curriculum, and over-emphasis on the testing process.\n\nIn New Mexico, we have plenty of jobs available. She may need to do an extra test or two, and take New Mexico history, to get certified here, but she is certainly welcome. Browse the districts and see what's available...\nhttp://www.ped.state.nm.us/districts/index.html\nHere's the requirements and licensure structure:\nhttp://www.teachnm.org/\n\nWhen interviewing, remember that it is the "politically correct" answer, not the "textbook" one, that is best. What "buzzwords" are currently in vogue in the district and/or state? What curriculum and instructional styles are encouraged by that district and/or that school? Find out those buzzwords, too (e.g. Balanced Literacy = guided reading, shared writing, etc.).\n\nGood luck!