The majority of Arizona voters believe that a top-quality public school system is either crucial or very important to the future of Arizona, but few believe state funding reflects that commitment, according to findings in a recent Merrill/Morrison Institute poll.
The statewide poll of 488 registered voters was conducted in mid to late April. The information was released Thursday.
While support for a quality public school system is high, the poll also found that half of Arizona’s voters rate the state’s public schools as poor or very poor, and nearly three-quarters say that the state’s public school system is underfunded.
For more information, see morrisoninstitute.asu.edu.
spyderdog posted at 6:11 am on Sun, May 20, 2012.
you left out the parts where those surveyed said "only if they dont have to pay for it, and then only if they can cram jesus down kids throats"