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Relocating and Cincinnati School Information

Alison Moss — Tue, 26 Apr 2011 18:36:17 +0000

Relocating families who move to Cincinnati are always looking for information about all of the school systems in the area. I am currently working with a a number of transferring families and I direct them to the Cincinnati School information page on this website.

There are over 50 school websites listed as well as links to school rating services that conduct independent research and evaluation. Choosing a school district is just one of a number of factors that families consider when relocating. Providing access to information is just part of my job as their agent. If you are relocating please feel free to call me at 513.5181140 or contact me via my ‘contact page’

Cincinnati School Ratings

Alison Moss — Wed, 23 Jun 2010 15:28:11 +0000

Whenever I work with buyer one questions always comes up – “Can you tell me about the schools?” I always answer them back with a question- “What part of the schools?”

School systems are dynamic and vary so greatly it is hard to give a quantitative answer about one district over the other. Instead of giving an answer I help my clients find research on districts and allow them to help me refine our search.

I absolutely encourage people to look at my Cincinnati School Resources page for contact information and websites for most all of the greater Cincinnati School systems.

Here are a few good resources for school research:

www.Schoolmatters.com…….no cost compares schools

www.Schoolmatch.com………costs $34 per search very comprehensive

www.Greatschools.com………compares schools locally, but not directly to in another states

Cincinnati Real Estate: Schools, Rules, and Taxes

Alison Moss — Thu, 03 Sep 2009 20:19:49 +0000

Every home buyer I work with has different criteria that defines what is ideal for them. I often hear phrases like ‘good school district’, ‘low taxes’, and ‘nice neighbors’.As a Cincinnati real estate agent licensed in Ohio, there are certain rules that govern how we present information to clients.

The challenge is defining what ‘good’ is. Families may define good in terms of test scores, athletics, number of extra curricular activities, or even college acceptance rate. As a Realtor the best service I can provide my clients is to point them to district information and let them decide what works best for them. I encourage my clients to consider the cost of private school and property taxes when they are considering areas to live. In some cases the comparative costs make a difference of where my clients choose to live.

I have compiled a relatively complete list of links to the various grade schools throughout Cincinnati. The list includes Public, Private, and Religious institutions. I have them listed on my Cincinnati Area School Information page in the Real Estate Resources section of this website.

Ohio’s Public Education is 8th Best in the Country

randalcmoss — Sat, 10 Jan 2009 18:04:48 +0000

The State of Ohio has the 8th best public education system in the US, tied with Maine, according to US News and World Report. The rankings are based upon the percentage of Gold, Silver, and Bronze rated schools. Locally Walnut Hills High School was ranked the 36th best public school, Wyoming High School was ranked #50.

Having a solid public school system makes Cincinnati an attractive city to relocate to. Relocated families with children are often concerned about the quality of education that their children will receive. We have a list of information about the various Cincinnati area school systems on our site for those moving into the Cincinnati area.