Can a custodial parent with sole education decisions move a child to a school too far for court-ordered visitation?

This case was about a 16-year-old. Mother has sole custody, explicitly including the right to make all education decisions, but father has the right to visits from the children at his home, on specific days every two weeks. Mother is threatening to force child into boarding school on the east coast, thousands of miles away. Since this would necessarily mean not meeting the required visitation schedule, and since the child emphatically does not wish to go, could the father sue to block the move, and require that the child be kept locally enough to make the scheduled visits possible?