When Gallup first measured confidence in public schools in 1973, 58 percent reported having a strong belief in the country's educational system. Since then, that number has steadily tracked downward. Read more >>
Thursday, June 21, 2012
Confidence in US Public Schools at Record Low
A new poll says that confidence in U.S. public schools has dropped to the lowest level in nearly four decades. Twenty-nine
percent of those questioned in a Gallup poll said they had a "great
deal" or "quite a lot" of confidence in public schools. Forty percent
had some confidence while 30 percent expressed little or none.
When Gallup first measured confidence in public schools in 1973, 58 percent reported having a strong belief in the country's educational system. Since then, that number has steadily tracked downward. Read more >>
When Gallup first measured confidence in public schools in 1973, 58 percent reported having a strong belief in the country's educational system. Since then, that number has steadily tracked downward. Read more >>
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