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So, You Want to Live in Cambridge, Mass.?
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Boston Magazine
So, You Want to Live in Cambridge, Mass.?
Plot Your CommuteThe trek from Boston to Cambridge is quick and easy: less than 10 minutes on the Red Line from Central Square to Park Street.
Take in the VibeWith Harvard and MIT within city limits, Cambridge is home to a younger, intellectual crowd.
Scope out the SchoolsThe school district is the fifth-most diverse in Massachusetts, according to Niche, with 11 public elementary schools, one K–8 school, three middle schools, and one high school, Cambridge Rindge and Latin.
Private schools include Buckingham Browne & Nichols and the International School of Boston from pre-K through 12, while NuVu High School offers innovative learning for grades 8 to 12.
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