Poll: Most Voters Against Federal Govt Controlling Education
A vast majority of Americans do not believe the federal government should have control over education policy, according to a new poll.
The Center Square Voters' Voice Poll found that only 11% of American voters think the federal government should set standards for curriculum, testing and school choice.
- 33% of American voters said local school districts should set curriculum, testing and school choice standards.
- 23% of voters said parents should set educational standards.
Only 11% of American voters think the federal government should set standards for curriculum, testing and school choice.
Author's summary: Most Americans oppose federal control over education policy.
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