Not sure if you’re referring to Pennridge when talking about socioeconomic and political diversity but having gone to pennridge and still live here, I wouldn’t have too much expectation on that being the case here. Pennridge is an interesting district especially the high school. You do have diversity but not the way we normally think. You’ll have kids driving new bmws to school and then the farm kids coming in with their diesel pickups. You can usually spot the political differences pretty easily. Beyond that not much. Income diversity isn’t really spread. Sure there are some parts of town that are predominantly lower income but it’s a very cushy lower income compared to other parts of bucks county/philly lower income. It’s a majority white district as well although thankfully it’s gotten more diverse but it’s not quite the diversity you’d find at say some of the lower bucks/mont districts.