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View Poll Results: I am Moving to or Are Considering a Move to...
Pocono Mountains (Wayne, Pike, Monroe, Carbon Counties) 6 17.14%
Scranton/Wilkes-Barre (Lackawanna, Luzerne Counties) 9 25.71%
Endless Mountains (Susquehanna, Wyoming, Bradford, Sullivan, Tioga Counties) 1 2.86%
Lehigh Valley (Lehigh, Northampton Counties) 2 5.71%
Central Susquehanna Valley (Columbia, Montour, Northumberland, Union, Snyder Counties) 1 2.86%
Williamsport Area (Lycoming County) 0 0%
Pottsville Area (Schuylkill County) 0 0%
Philadelphia (Philadelphia County) 1 2.86%
Philly 'Burbs (Bucks, Montgomery, Chester, Delaware Counties) 3 8.57%
Reading (Berks County) 1 2.86%
Capital Region (Dauphin, Lebanon, Cumberland, Juniata, Perry Counties) 0 0%
Lancaster (Lancaster County) 2 5.71%
Maryland Commuter Territory (York, Adams, Franklin Counties) 1 2.86%
State College Area (Centre, Clinton, Mifflin, Clearfield Counties) 2 5.71%
Pittsburgh (Allegheny County) 2 5.71%
Pittsburgh 'Burbs (Butler, Beaver, Armstrong, Westmoreland Counties) 0 0%
Southwestern PA (Greene, Washington, Fayette Counties) 0 0%
Greater Erie (Erie, Warren, Crawford Counties) 0 0%
Allegheny Forest (Forest, Elk, Cameron, Potter, Jefferson, Clarion, McKean Counties) 0 0%
I-80/I-79 Area (Mercer, Lawrence, Venango Counties) 1 2.86%
Altoona Area (Blair, Huntingdon Counties) 0 0%
Johnstown Area (Cambria, Indian Counties) 0 0%
Laurel Highlands (Somerset, Bedford, Fulton Counties) 0 0%
Other 0 0%
Not Relocating, Just Checking In 3 8.57%
Voters: 35. You may not vote on this poll

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Old 05-24-2007, 02:35 PM
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Old 05-25-2007, 01:29 PM
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Hello, I am moving to what I am hoping to be somewhere in Bucks or Delaware counties by June 15. I have lived in the same zip code in St. Louis, Mo all my life. With any luck I will have a job and a place to live by the start of school so I can bring my girls up with me. I would love advice on school districts and places to live. Job leads would be helpful too, the last 8 years I have run a grade school cafeteria.
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Old 05-25-2007, 02:43 PM
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Hello, I am moving to what I am hoping to be somewhere in Bucks or Delaware counties by June 15. I have lived in the same zip code in St. Louis, Mo all my life. With any luck I will have a job and a place to live by the start of school so I can bring my girls up with me. I would love advice on school districts and places to live. Job leads would be helpful too, the last 8 years I have run a grade school cafeteria.
Garnet Valley SD in southwest Delaware County is a good school system. They also have a few townships with no local income tax, and there's lots of sales tax free shopping on Route 202 just across the border in Delaware state. I work with people who send their kids there and say good things about it.

Although not in Pennsylvania, the adjacent Brandywine SD in Delaware state just had all 3 of their high schools rank in Newsweek's pool about students taking advance placement tests. The significantly lower taxes might make it worth a look.
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