J.S.
We moved about 2 weeks after my daughter started kindergarten, but were able to enroll her in the new school district so that she didn't have to change schools after only two weeks. You would be surprised how well kids can handle new things when we worry they won't do so well. The same thing happened the next year, just prior to my son starting kindergarten. I worried about changing schools for my daughter after only one year, and such a big transition for my son as well just prior to starting kindergarten, but he also did amazingly well. My best advice is, if you know the school she will be attending, go visit it a couple of times with her. She can get a feel for it before kindergarten orientation (where they will also show the kids around the school when they meet their teacher), and over the summer, you can take her to the school playground to play once in awhile. She'll may get excited to know that soon she'll be playing at that playground every day, she'll feel a bit more confident if she's got an idea of what the school is like first, and she'll be a bit more familiar with her surroundings. Also, find some things in the vicinity of where you plan to move and show her around so she'll be a bit more accostomed to her new neighborhood when you do move. It'll put your mind at ease some also not having to worry as much over your little girls going through such a big change because they will be more prepared for it and looking forward to it. Good luck!