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In response to "Saying someone live in the suburbs does not mean they automatically live far from a school. Most (if not all) new subdivision builders are required to" by zork

Most new schools are built in the middle of nowhere as campuses in the US.

Posted by spamlet May 21 '13, 15:12

Most places don't build neighborhood schools if they can help it.

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my town does -- nm - tRuMaN May 21, 15:13
regardless of the school situation, if you read the article, it's about much more than school. - loosilu May 21, 15:13 4
- I'm not sure all of the replies were prompted by the article so much as zork's comment (his title for the link). -- nm - mara May 21, 15:28 2
  - but for so many more kids to be living in newly built areas, I think the overall population would have had to rise much more than it has. - zork May 21, 15:31 1
    - and b!'s second link seems to back that up (at least how I read it) -- nm - zork May 21, 15:33
- this. kids are being chauffeured to stores and movie theatres and such that they don't need to be driven to -- nm - zork May 21, 15:17

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