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>So, even though in Amsterdam outside the ring you can have a school 300m away, it's not necessarily the school you want to send your kids to. Which I guess is
by Muromec 5y ago
>So, even though in Amsterdam outside the ring you can have a school 300m away, it's not necessarily the school you want to send your kids to.
Which I guess is pretty universal and depends on a neighborhood.
- pelasaco 5y agonot in Germany. Elementary School is bound to your ZIP code. So it causes the opposite: Families try to live around good schools, raising the price of the rent in that region.
- thatfunkymunki 5y agomost USA public schools are this way as well, with the added bonus of them being funded primarily by property taxes of the locality in which they reside. So you have wealthy families buying homes in areas with nice schools, bringing up the real estate prices, which increases the funding of the school, which makes the school better, which attracts more wealthy families... etc