Whats a good state to raise a family?

Question

A place with good schools,affordable housing,and job availibility and safe?

Answer 1

oregon, totally.

Answer 2

My parents wondered the same thing 19 years ago. They asked someone where the best place to raise their children would be. It worked out quite nicely. I've had a privliged life although neither of my parents made it to college. I graduated High School with a 4.0 and am now attending a private university on half tuition scholarship, thanks to my wonderful place of residence and school distrct. I feel it's my DUTY to reccomend this area to you, because i am SO THANKFUL for whoever it was who recommended it for my parents. I feel as though I'm taking a part in my own karma.

Central Ohio, the Columbus suburbs. Dublin is one of the best places to live in the country, yet it's just minutes from downtown. The schools are supberb. Other suburbs are great too. Worthington, Upper Arlington, Westerville, Hiliard, Lewis Center, Dealware... all within 15 minutes of downtown columbus, which is obviously a wonderful place for job opportunities! Columbus is HUGE, and still growing! But the suburbs still offer life away from the big city. Dublin is very posh and can be expensive, but you can find an affordable house under $200,000 still within the school district. There's also $3 million waterfront houses. But the people are genuine. It's wonderful. Please check this area out, there's SO many suburbs around Columbus to choose from, you won't be sorry!

I'd look in the Lewis Center/Olentangy area... it's very new, but growing fast! Dublin is still my favorite though. PLEASE, message me with ANY questions! I'd be MORE THAN HAPPY to help you in your search around central ohio. please don't pass up this opportunity! It'd be terrible to see your kids get anything but the best opportunities.

Answer 3

That would have to be Nebraska. Paul Harvey said a long time ago that it was the safest, one of the most affordable, and had one of the highest ratings for quality education. Iowa, the Dakotas and my home state of Minnesota also rate way up there. Minnesota is supposed to have one of the highest qualilty medical care ratings in the US (after all, we do have the Mayo CLinic)

Answer 4

Georgia,this state is so peaceful and beautiful if you like country life. If you like the hustle and bustle of city life then you can live in Atlanta,Ga. They have everything you are looking for. The only bad thing I can say about it is that it can get very hot. I dont even live there but I know a lot about it because my sister and her family live there and they love it! My husband and I are moving there in like a year or two. I hope I was of some help to you.

Answer 5

New York. Put them in the ghetto. It'll teach them some disapline and how to toughin up for life. Cant be going to those quiet little towns just cuz u scared cuz life isnt always gonna be quiet. u gotta be prepared for the worst. Although New York isnt the worst. It has alot of how u say "nice" cities. Im just saying to displine them in the ghetto. I was born and raised in downtown Yonkers, new york and i turned out just fine. i got manners and im tough but im also a straight A student. Forget all those Small town places.

Answer 6

The state of maturity and a good relationship, for a start!

Answer 7

Utah

Answer 8

Just pick one. they are all safe. It's not your war out on the streets. If you are not in a gang, then you chances of dieing from gang violence are not that great. You can get caught in the cross fire any where in any town.

Just decide what weather you like the most. I say tropical.

Answer 9

California, But affordable houses that is an other question.

Answer 10

Orange County. No crime, excellent schools, and lots of job availability.

Answer 11

Virginia.