I disagree because I think children are better off growing up in the city. The city offers more opportunities to these children allowing them to explore different careers and experiences, but in the countryside there aren't much available free classes you can take or help you can get. Another reason would be interaction and teamwork. In the city, schools are packed with children so they would have better communication skills with their peers but in the countryside you might only have less than 1000 students in the building whereas city with 5000+ students in 1 building.
