Get CenturyLink in Spring Hill, Kansas

The median age in Spring Hill, Kansas, is just 31—which means if you're moving to the area, there's a good chance you're a member of a young family with little kids. If so, you've come to the right place: houses are much more affordable here than in many other parts of the country, and one of the city's public schools won an award in 2008 for achieving test scores that were in the 95th percentile of Kansas schools.

But the economy, housing, and education aren't the only reasons you can feel good about raising your family in Spring Hill. There are also plenty of learning opportunities for kids of all ages—and, best of all, Spring Hill's kid-centric events offer plenty for parents to enjoy, too.

For example, the Deanna Rose Children's Farmstead is one of the region's biggest draws. With a $2 entrance fee (per person) and activities including a hands-on baby goat–feeding area, a historical exhibit where kids can pan for gold, and a golf course, it's one of the most inexpensive, all-inclusive family activities in the area. The Spring Hill Aquatic Center offers summer-long poolside fun, while the Escape House on Webster gets kids and adults to work together to solve age-appropriate puzzles.

Want to save money so you can dedicate more to kids' events? Need some kid-focused programming that keeps kids entertained and learning indoors too? High-speed CenturyLink internet comes in affordable Price for Life packages and lets your family stream and surf with minimal slowdowns. Plus, TV plans available through CenturyLink grant access to your kids' favorite channels, from Disney Channel and Nickelodeon to PBS and Cartoon Network.