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we are still looking started in brookfield now seeing some very good deals in newtown....how do these towns compare? please help. thanks san fran to CT
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Both towns are very nice with very good schools, though the class sizes seem a bit higher than I would recommend. Either town would be an excellent choice. Jay
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I think if you find the house you like at a price you can live with in either town you will be okay. Whatever deficiencies I saw as my kids went through the Newtown schools were not due to class size. |
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