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I am considering the option of moving to NJ ad I know that some people that consider Westchester also consider NJ. What would you say is the main difference between the two culturally/socailly speaking. How do the public schools compare? I am thinking Larchmont, Pelham, Tuckahoe and Eastchester vs. Warren, Chatham, Westfield, Summit and Clark for example.
Westchester school budgets have held up...for now. NJ districts are looking at steep cuts in the immediate term. But assuming both places make the cuts they need, there won't be much of a difference between the two.
Those are the bigger schools as are Scarsdale, & Harrison but others:
Byram Hills: 803
Pleasantville: 573
Briarcliff: 657
Hastings: 562
Rye: 751
Blind Brook: 389
Big can be good, big can be bad. Depends what you're into.
Ok going down the list of top NJ schools:
McNair Academic: 657
Glen Ridge: 726
New Providence: 654
Etc.
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