Strong public schools shore up the economy, survey respondents say. But local schools demonstrate lackluster performance.
Strong public schools shore up the economy, survey respondents say. But local schools demonstrate lackluster performance. And if school districts generally succeed in preparing kids for college … jobs, not so much. Despite perceived deficiencies, readers remain bullish on public education. Eighty-eight percent of respondents agree a strong K-12 system is one of the best ways for communities to recruit businesses and create jobs. Research partner CFM Strategic Communications conducted the survey of 365 readers in July.