"But Joe was telling me, 'This could be a change of school district for me.
She hopes that a recent move to the town of Sunnydale and a change of school will allow her to put her slaying days behind her".
It is these frequent moves that all too often mean a change of school, making it hard for children to achieve academically, and also making it hard to make and maintain relationships.
Provided the restructuring is not blocked by state lawmakers who oppose it, Mr. Bloomberg in September will become the first mayor to directly bring about a wholesale change of school governance since 1871, when the system was last under the sole control of City Hall.
A survey by the Fostering Network, released to coincide with this month's Foster Care Fortnight, found that 47% of looked-after children in the UK had experienced at least one change of school, in addition to expected age-related moves, since coming into care.
Forinstance, we focus on student effort response to a change of school quality andignore parental responses.
She said: "It is normal practice for local authorities to consider a change of school if that is the parents' request.
We utilised the parental report of eight critical events in the child's life (loss of a family member, financial burden, new person in the family, chronic illness or accident in the family, nursing of a family member, change of school, attendance at boarding school) at the first wave.
They will have found their dream home and need to proceed as soon as possible, including when a buyer has pulled out and the chain has fallen through, or they need to move within a specific time frame because of a new baby, change of school or job, for example.
Participants were withdrawn for change of school, withdrawal of informed consent, or noncompliance with study procedures.
