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It's win/win for you either way. The schools are really good choices, just find a good neighborhood that you like and let the school choice be decided that way.

Does anyone else think this is a good idea or should the schools leave well enough alone?

I just read the article. It really is interesting and a lot more of us should take the time to read it.

I don't understand it either. I think that with the popularity of these schools and the price of tuition, they should open more so there aren't any waiting lists and the schools could make more money.

Skinner North did rate highly. I am not so sure about the scoring process though. It should have been divided better into more categories.

I think an earlier start is a good thing but I have heard many opinions to the contrary. What does everyone here think?

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Should we move to a better school district or stay where we are and pay tuition to a private school. Moving would be more pleasant for the whole family however the private school would give our son...

Yes, Edison is one of the only peanut free schools in chicago, most of them only have restrictions.

How did this turn out? I would have jumped on Edison right away and figure out logistics later. It is such a good opportunity. Which did you choose?

I am all for it and I think many students can benefit from it no matter how young they are.

Does anyone have an updated one for the 2013-2014 school year? I am trying to get a jump on it as I was late last year and being behind in that really makes life miserable. It's really amazing how...