Royal Oak named to national Top 10 Best Cities for Kids list
Royal Oak's schools and high quality of life make it one of the country's best places to start and raise a family, according to Livability.com. Excerpt: "Royal Oak, Mich., offers children a significant advantage with its highly-rated schools, progressive library system and strongly supported recreational programs. Both parents and children will benefit from Royal Oak’s funky, fun downtown. The city’s more than 50 parks and fun attractions, such as the John Lindell Ice Arena and Detroit Zoo, give kids plenty of fun things to do. Parents will appreciate the city’s below-national-average crime rate." More here.
Royal Oak’s schools and high quality of life make it one of the country’s best places to start and raise a family, according to Livability.com.
Excerpt:
“Royal Oak, Mich., offers children a significant advantage with its highly-rated schools, progressive library system and strongly supported recreational programs. Both parents and children will benefit from Royal Oak’s funky, fun downtown. The city’s more than 50 parks and fun attractions, such as the John Lindell Ice Arena and Detroit Zoo, give kids plenty of fun things to do. Parents will appreciate the city’s below-national-average crime rate.”
More here.
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