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MODR LOCAL KNOWLEDGE / SCHOOL & RELOCATION HUB

Find your place.
Do your homework.

Moving raises a hundred questions. Start here with district resources, a clear research checklist and local perspectives you can explore at your own pace.

01 / Official resources02 / Your priorities03 / Local experience
THREE DISTRICTS. YOUR OWN RESEARCH.

A useful starting point,
wherever your move takes you.

Read the guides without filling out a form. Ask for help only when you want it.

RESEARCH WITH CONFIDENCE

Go beyond a single score.

Your priorities deserve more than a ranking. Start with the facts, then ask the questions that matter to you.

01

Confirm the assignment

Use the exact property address and the school year you need. Save the district’s response and ask whether a boundary change applies.

02

Understand the reports

Read the reporting year, measures and context in TEA school report cards. Use several sources; a single score is only one part of your research.

03

Explore your priorities

Ask about programs, electives, transportation, after-school options, accessibility and enrollment. Direct student-specific questions to the school.

04

Hear a local experience

A homeowner’s experience can add perspective. Ask when they attended or lived in the area; experiences are personal and can change.

LOCAL VOICES / SHARED WITH PERMISSION

Sometimes, you want
to ask someone who’s been there.

Request a homeowner’s perspective about a school or contribute your own experience. MODR reviews submissions and asks for permission before a direct introduction.

Experiences reflect an individual’s perspective and dates. They are not ratings, guarantees or district endorsements.

A QUESTION IS A GOOD PLACE TO START

Ask about a school.

Choose a district and tell us what you’d like to know. You can request information, a checklist or a local homeowner perspective without creating an account.

Select a district to open its request form. No account needed.

Your question is welcome.

Pick a district to request information, get a checklist or ask for a local perspective. Home-search help is an optional, separate choice.

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