Choosing a school for your child involves a multi-faceted approach that considers your child's unique needs, learning style, and your family's values, alongside practical factors like location, cost, and available programs. Start by assessing your child's personality, interests, and learning strengths and weaknesses. Then, research schools based on your criteria, visit campuses, and gather insights from current parents and students. 

Ultimately, a good school fosters a positive learning environment, offers quality teaching, and aligns with your child's individual needs and your family's values, such as faith or religion and other basic values that you desire to be imparted in your child. 

Look into specialized programs like gifted and talented education, special needs support, or language immersion that the school is having, this will help your child to activate and boast the special gift within her/him. Consider the school's size and overall environment – a smaller school may offer more individualized attention, while a larger school might have more resources and diverse opportunities.