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05-16-2008, 08:55 AM
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Moving to Aldine
My husband has been offered a position in Aldine ISD and I was wondering how the schools were there? I have read that the schools are bad and not a good place to raise a family. Are the magnet schools just as bad or the same? I would like to know about this school district please before we move there. Please help!! 
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05-16-2008, 09:23 AM
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The schools are that bad, yet somehow they've managed to fudge the numbers and trick the ratings system into making their schools look better than they are on the state ratings. Don't believe it.
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05-16-2008, 03:16 PM
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I am sure if your husband got offered a position there, he could get it elsewhere, which would be a good idea. Try Klein ISD,Tomball ISD, SpringISD, Conroe ISD, Magnolia ISD, Humble ISD, Cy-Fair just to begin with.
There are Katy, Sugarland and other schools on the other side of town that others will be able to tell you about.
If he must work in Aldine,you don't have to live in Aldine. You can live in Spring and be close enough to commute without a problem. I would not send myown kids to aldine though.
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05-17-2008, 01:54 AM
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not spring either
Aldine is bad.... lived there, done that. I moved to Spring to escape Aldine, and I think allot of those bad kids followed after the flood! Spring ISD is overcrowded with insufficient amount of schools to support all the kids. Yes, it borders Aldine, but other BETTER districts do as well. My recommendations would be Klein, Cy-Fair, Tomball, Attascosita (not sure if spelled right...sorry), or The Woodlands. Stay away from Spring ISD..... Spring itself is a nice area to live, but the district is going down down down.... Overcrowding, gangs, crime rising. Do yourself a favor and look into the areas I mentioned above, especially Klein or Cy-Fair. Hate to see another family "stuck" in Spring ISD like I am. Just waiting for the housing market to pick up so I can pack up! Just my opinion, hope it helps!  PS- Welcome to Texas!
I wasn't lucky enough to be born here, but got here as fast as I could 
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05-17-2008, 09:54 PM
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I know someone that works at a magnet school in Aldine...she's been there for over 20 years and is the "teacher of the year" type. She's considered working there her "calling" and she loves her kids. If you want a tough job with kids that really need you, its a good place. Lots of resources available to teachers and higher pay than other Texas districts. I agree with the other posters about living outside the district.
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06-14-2008, 09:58 AM
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help!!!
My boyfriend is now living in Aldine, he wants me to move with him but i'm just not sure about it cuz i'm about to start my senior year at high school. Well he want me move and study there, but i really don't how good or bad is the high school, and apartments are there.I need someone help, could you please!! thanks 
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06-14-2008, 12:44 PM
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If you are not over 18, you might consider staying at home. Moving in with your boyfriend at this age is just setting yourself up for failure later in life...you will probably regret it much later.
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06-14-2008, 05:46 PM
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mart- I have to agree with poltracker, you are too young to make a move like that but if you insist, aldine is not the best area or school district. I don't know where you are from but home is the best area to be in at your age. The last thing you need is to be stranded in another state far from home if things don't work out in the long run.
It is always better to be safe then sorry..
Last edited by SkyeAnjel; 06-14-2008 at 05:46 PM..
Reason: spelling
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06-14-2008, 10:56 PM
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How sad...
If a parent (or student) read these boards that attend Aldine ISD/Spring ISD and read what some posters say about it while they are stuck there. "Gangs, drugs, crime, bad, bad, bad...". That has to be depressing to them. 
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06-15-2008, 09:10 PM
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Second Place, You are still a loser!
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It is reality. Several school in the area I feel are just Holding places for the future Prisoners of America. The parents in these area don't give a rats...the students only are concerned about their shoes and clothes. Teachers and principals are scared to do something or they get thrown in the slammer.
Now when I was growing up my dad would tell me, "Get in trouble at school, act up, whatever...the punishment (tanning the hide) would be much more when you get home". The good old days.
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Originally Posted by fitzy24
If a parent (or student) read these boards that attend Aldine ISD/Spring ISD and read what some posters say about it while they are stuck there. "Gangs, drugs, crime, bad, bad, bad...". That has to be depressing to them. 
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