Economy in Puerto Rico

Hi ajasmine,
Welcome to the forum,
Bad is a relative term so it depends how things compare to where you live.
The goverment is broke so services and goverment jobs are being curtailed. However the local economy is still moving and the malls are full of people.

In order to properly address your concerns and those of your family and friends we need to know what those concerns are.

I am well known not to sugar coat anything, it is a great island but like anywhere in the world, it is not perfect.

You mention kids which means schools and or home schooling. You have not said anything about your knowledge or ability to learn Spanish and we do not know about your need for a job or not or your budget for housing which may affect your location and schools you can afford.
Rey

Hello Rey
thanks for replying

My husband is a native Puerto Rican, we speak Spanish but my children do not. they are ages 7, 8 and 1. Housing is not a problem, his mother has a *mortgage free house down there. so we don't have to pay rent. its located in toa baja. My children most likely would be going to privet school. My son has autism so he would get school for free and I have been looking at a school in san juan one of which is Gersh Academy. My daughter would also go to privet regular education. My husband works in the manufacturing industries. I am a stay at home mom and will be studying online. I currently live in Tampa FL. which to me is not that different. the schools and health care suck here and we don't get the same pay like up north.