Worried you're following the crowd instead of what fits your own child

FOMO in choosing a school is real, and it happens to every family.

What to know

1The best school for your friend's child might not be the best school for yours.
2Writing down what your child actually needs before you start touring schools makes FOMO something you can name and push back on.
3Knowing your own priorities lets you answer, for yourself, why you're not choosing the school everyone else chose.

Fill out the Decision Worksheet first, to know what 'fits my child' actually means for you.
Separate 'a good school' from 'a school that fits your child.'
Measure against your child, not against online reviews or your neighbors.

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Disagreeing with your spouse

This is actually a good sign that you both care about your child. You just need a way to decide together.

Worried you'll choose wrong and have to transfer

Transferring schools isn't a failure. It happens more often than you'd think.

Not sure what your family wants from a school?

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