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We (couple + 2 preschool kids) are planning to move to a good school district town from NYC area and have shortlisted Chatham and Summit. I find both of them very similar - great school districts with similar commute (Summit little better) to NYC. We drove around, spent time in downtown. visited some open houses and love both. Summit seems more diverse but I wasn't able to find which one of these two towns has more Indian families. Are both similar in this respect or one has higher %/# of Indian families than the other? (I am aware there are other good school districts in the proximity with larger Indian communities but I am specifically trying to decide between Summit and Chatham). Any input will be very helpful. Thank you!
We (couple + 2 preschool kids) are planning to move to a good school district town from NYC area and have shortlisted Chatham and Summit. I find both of them very similar - great school districts with similar commute (Summit little better) to NYC. We drove around, spent time in downtown. visited some open houses and love both. Summit seems more diverse but I wasn't able to find which one of these two towns has more Indian families. Are both similar in this respect or one has higher %/# of Indian families than the other? (I am aware there are other good school districts in the proximity with larger Indian communities but I am specifically trying to decide between Summit and Chatham). Any input will be very helpful. Thank you!
I think Livingston has a substantial indian population.
Summit is “more diverse”, but does that specifically mean Indian? I personally know more Indian families from Chatham, but that’s anecdotal.
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