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Moving is hard on everyone in the family, but kids particularly often have a harder time adjusting. Leaving friends, teachers they know and a school environment they're comfortable with makes it difficult for them to transfer to a new place. So before you move, find out how to help your child not only manage through this difficult time but thrive in their new place. These tips and suggestions will provide you with all the information you need and more.
Changing schools because of a move is difficult. And it's even more difficult if that change happens partway through a school year. But often, as parents, we don't have the option of choosing when to move. If you find yourself in this situation, take heart. Your children will adjust. It might just take a little more effort and patience from you.
One of the most difficult tasks when moving to a new community is finding a good school. It's not that good schools are few and far between, it's just that with the old school you knew all your child's teachers, have been involved in school activities and are certain your child was receiving a good education. So why not make it fun for both you and your child by researching options, then taking a tour, asking lots of questions and spending some time in a classroom? Getting your child involved in the process will help them adapt more quickly to the change and will reassure you that this move is a positive change for the entire family.
If you're planning a move to a new school district, particularly if you're moving to a new city, it's a good idea to gather your child's academic records or begin creating an education portfolio. This will be a critical piece to your child's future if you're in the process of moving, planning to move or if you want to enroll your child in a public or private school. From letters of reference to individual achievements, find out which educational documents to include and how to build your child's records for a solid future.