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Old 11-28-2007, 01:47 PM
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Could someone give me information on Irmo and Chapin SC? What are some kid friendly neighborhoods? What are the best schools in the area? I have an 8yr old, 5yr old and 2 yr old. Also any information on preschools would be great! Thanks!

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Too many kid friendly neighborhoods to list without a price range. Both are in the blue ribbon Lex/Richland 5 school district. Lake Ballentine Elementary is one that many people try to get in, also the new Oak Pointe Elementary. There are 3 HS in the district with Chapin being the smallest of the 3. Dutch Fork and Irmo are larger but all grade out similarly. You can't go wrong with any of them.

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Try Milford Park sub division , you can walk to Ballentine elementary. Its part of Lex/Rich 5 schools.

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Irmo, Chapin are nice areas but very busy. You may want to to try Arcadia Lakes, Forest Acres area. Highly desirable, easy to get everywhere, low traffic, and award winning shcools.
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