Ask HN: Code School for an Experience Project Manager?

So I'm going to ask yet another one of these annoying questions.... My background: I've got a degree in engineering management w/ a specialization in Industrial Engineering. I've been in the software/hardware world for 6 years. I started in aerospace as what can only be translated loosely as a "Solutions Engineer" which was a unheard of rarity, my co-workers were grey beard engineers called back from retirement. After a few years there I went on to a Big 4 Management Consulting firm. I did a lot of Project Management IT stuff in the finance and health care sector for just over a year. Now I work at a web agency where I'm the "technical project manager," "devops" and cranky IT guy. Here's my challenge: I'm trying to leave Washington DC to move to San Fran, Austin, or Portland. I've been actively trying to get a job in one of these cities for the past 5 months. I've had some really great interviews in the beginning with some more mature startups and other mid sized companies. For the past 2.5 months I can't get a single person to respond to my applications. My skills thus far (Python, Django and Bash): Several web scrapers, load testing via Locust, I run my own set on Mezzanine (Django project), I've got another site for a wedding that runs on Django and uses some CBV for RSVPing to the wedding, as well as a JS integration with Echonest. Last night I applied to what I only later realized was a dev director position, there wasn't much of a hint to writing code but I caught it after I applied. I continuously find myself attracted to this position and only wishing I could have those type of positions. Today I realized maybe I should go to code school boot camp. My Ask: 1. Does anyone have an opinion/experience similar to this? 2. Is this a really bad idea? 3. Any recommendations on schools? Ps. I looked at getting a MS in Comp Sci is out of the question.