Hello, I am about to move  ,I have a son who is about to start highschool. Melbourne FL, . THANKS?
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You can research schools at www.greatschools.net using the city and state. They give everything from test scores to parent reviews. It's a pretty good site.
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try clark county, nevada(las vegas), the south(VA, NC, FL, MD).  All of the above have huge populations and are always recruiting hundreds and hundreds of teachers each year.  If your willing to move, check out those places.
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join a local community or get together with your neighbours\n\ndoncaster in victoria?\ni have lots of friends in there
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Your school should have a contract with someone already. Usually it is with either Herff Jones or Jostens. You might try them on your own. I'm SURE they have websites.
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i know EXACTLY what your talking about. for every year i was in middle school and jr high (like 4 years) i lived in a different town and once 2 towns in like 1 school year. my dad got married and kept seperating and getting back together with my step mom and every time he did we moved. it was so hard, but the one thing i gained from it was i learned that now i cand handle any change like that that comes my way because i have already gotten through it. i just moved again to go to college this year, and it was easier because i have learned how to put myself out there and meet new people. plus i have all these experiences with different people and places that other people my age dont have. if it makes you feel any better i shed my share of tears too, and im not a cryer. it is normal to feel that way. good luck. email me if you need anything.
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I suppose you leave there then ask your neighbours and just moved their or it the area near and convenient to you.\n\nSearch the Internet, go to any school near by and ask teachers principals or staff.
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No, that is why my husband and I moved to FL.  We are both teachers and had a heck of a time finding jobs on LI where we lived. We couldn't be happier now.  Try Newsday.com.  Good luck
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hmmmmm Ok I'll be needing some info...\n\nLike where is your area?
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I was moved several times before junior high and it wasn't fun.  Every one knows your name right away (since they already know everyone there) and you can't remember all of thier's.  They have established friendships and you are the "new kid" trying to fit in so some kids feel threatend by having to share thier friends with you.  But if you are confident and comfortable being yourself, things will go easier than if you decide it's going to be hard.  Keep a good attitude and Best of Luck!
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go to a school nearby\n\n:> peace\n.
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If you went to the same school, the school should know where they moved to b/c they had to send the transcripts. Or wait a month til they're settled in and look them up online (or their parent's names). Also as previously mentioned, I'm sure there's someone in your town who knows where they went. GOOD LUCK!
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There are people from Zimbabwe whom I'd be happy to help or have as neighbors.  Kirsty Coventry, for example.  But I would rather that MOST of them stay out of Australia.  Look at you: you can't spell "school" correctly, or punctuate sentences properly, or capitalize the names of months or the first person pronoun in the nominative case.  And you want to attend an Aussie university? Ha! Go home!
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Sounds like he might be going to Cooley - I went there for a year before transferring.  The downtown part of Lansing where Cooley is located is fairly nice, and I think safe.  I wouldn't, however, recommend sending your kids to school in Lansing.  Much of the city has fallen on tough times along with GM, which has closed several factories in the area.  Many of the surrounding communities are nice, and would probably be better for a family if your husband doesn't mind driving 10-20 minutes to get to school (parking isn't too much of a problem).  East Lansing, Okemos, Williamston, and other surrounding towns are nice communities and are home to most of the professionals that work in the government in Lansing and at Michigan State University.  Good Luck!
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I have also been in that situation before. Moving to a new school is quite intimidating, but don't fret. The more that you have confidence in yourself and your situation, the faster you will be able to adjust. The best thing to do is join school clubs and volunteer for activities in your school. Being part of a group is a fast way of bringing people together and bonding with one another. Also, surf the Internet and look for local hangouts in your town, most cities have a website advertising the local hangouts...etc. Also, don't hesitate to speak with your guidance counselor at school, they are trained professionals there for your help, whether academically, or personally, they can help give you tips about coping with your move, and even give you good advice about how to meet some people at your school, I guarantee you that they know the local hangouts from hearing the teens talk about it in school. Of course, don't hesitate to talk to your peers, you can initiate a conversation with someone next to you in one of your classes or at lunchtime, lunch is designated as the social event of school!! Good luck, you'll be fine and have a kicking social life in no time!!
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I lived in Davis for about 2 years and graduated from there. I also have several friends that go there and have graduated from there.  It's a wonderful place to go to school.  The environment and community is relatively small.  Everyone that lives there is very education focused.  This made it very easy for me to concentrate on my studies.  If its only 1.5 hours away from your home, I would definitely choose Davis.  Think about your family and friends as well.  If there's an emergency, you would want to be home as soon as possible.  Hope this helps.  I'm sure whatever school you decide to go to, you'll be very successful.  Take Care
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Have you graduated High School? Do you have a job? Do you\nhave solid plans? Will your life be better if you move?\nAsk yourself a lot of questions. It is not easy to get by\nthese days. Even with a good job things come up that cost\na fortune. Just make sure you know what you are doing.\nGood luck what ever you decide.
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Is there any family that you can live with in Co until you finish school? This is really rough on you. I would talk to your parents and see if there is someway you could stay to finish school there. Moving before your senior year is really hard on a young person. ( I say young cause I'm 51) Tell them how you feel, maybe something can be worked out so at least you can graduate from the school you have been going to. Good luck, I hope it works out for you.