Publications
Who is moving to Mexico from the US?
Why are more families immigrating to Mexico?
We Left the American Dream to Raise Our Children in Mexico
We Became an Expat Family
Adventure Calls Global Relocation Guide 2022
5 Things I’ve Learned Moving to a Colonial Town
Learning Spanish: 5 Helpful Ways to Become Fluent
Living in Mexico: 7 Things That Take Getting Used To
Awards
InterNations Top Mexico Expat Blog
Contributing Author
Sunlight & Shadows: Short Stories & Essays by Mexico Writers
Insider’s Guide to The Best of Mexico
Interviews & Guest Features
Mexico News Daily: Who is Moving to Mexico from the US? The answer might surprise you
Andrew Selee: Vanishing Frontiers, Chapter 9
She Made It with Elle Zimmerman: Ditching The Rat Race and Rewriting the Rules For Your Family & She Ditched The American Rat Race, Moved Abroad & Brought Her Family with Her
Pep Talks for Side Hustlers: Monetizing Your Story & Experience with Katie O’Grady
The Wall Street Journal: 10 Ways the Expat Life Is Like a Continual Espresso Buzz
Surviving Mexico: Blogs About Mexico Worth Reading
Mapping Megan: Dear Travelers, Portable Carbon Monoxide Detectors Save Lives. Don’t Leave Home Without One!
Moms Uniting Moms: Moving to Mexico With Children: A Mom’s & Wife’s Perspective
A Traveling Broad: Favorite Romantic & Affordable Destinations Around The World
TouristLink: 15 Travel Blogs You Should Follow
Becoming an Expat Podcast, Episode 9
Photography
Moving to Mexico with Kids~A Mother’s Perspective
Pain Management in Mexico 101
Five Lessons from 11 Years in Mexico
“Only in Mexico”…Things That Make Me Go Hmmm
Spinal Surgery in Mexico~From Wheelchair to Walking
House Maintenance in Mexico 101
I write…
My Two Worlds, Mexico & The USA (A Cross Border Life)
Carbon Monoxide, A Close Call (How to Protect Yourself)
In either of the two locations you have lived, have you considered or researched the public school options? We are considering the Bucerias location, and we have lived in MX before, but I am wondering about senior year at a public school. I have put my children in private before because I knew they would re-enter US schools and I wanted them to continue in English as well as Spanish. But for senior year I am curious about the public high school option in the Nayarit area specifically. But if you have any info on the elementary public school in Nayarit I would enjoy hearing that as well. Thanks in advance! Jenna
Hi Jenna,
We have always gone the private school route.
I do not have any information on the public schools in Nayarit but perhaps some of the local Facebook groups would be helpful. There is one called Mamas in PV that might be a good place to post your questions.
Best of luck!
Regards,
Katie