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		Choose-By-Numbers School Choice Worksheet: Get out your calculator! This little tool walks you through a mathematical approach to comparing schools based on the Great School Quality Factors and Fit Factors explained in Picky Parent Guide. You'll end up with concrete number scores for each school you consider. When the numbers disagree with your judgment, we help you figure out why and make a final decision about which school is the right one for your child and family. Click here to download this FREE Acrobat PDF file, which contains the instructions and a blank worksheet. If you need help downloading, see below. The blank worksheet is also available free as a Microsoft Excel file. Group Action Guides: Choose the best, improve the rest — together! Sometimes choosing or improving a school is the most fun and productive when you work with a group of friends or parents who have similar concerns. Turn your casual parking lot conversations into group action: choose schools wisely and improve your child's school in all the ways that really count! Our Group Action Guides walk you through all the right steps. Click below for a FREE download of the Group Action Guides in Acrobat PDF format. If you need help downloading, see below: Choosing a School Improving a School See the list of Confident Choice Tools you get in Picky Parent Guide What else could you possibly need?! Tell us what other tools you'd like to see or tell us how you would improve the Confident Choice Tools that we offer in Picky Parent Guide and here on the web! Need Help Downloading? The Group Action Guides are in Adobe Acrobat PDF format. If you click on one of the links above, the Acrobat Reader application will start, and you will be able to view, print, and save the Group Action Guides. If you don't have Acrobat Reader, you can get it free from Adobe.