The 34 percent of parents who said they support national, standardized Common Core adoption represents an 18 percent drop from 52 percent in November 2013.
The Rasmussen survey included telephone calls with 1,000 adults.
Sunday, June 29, 2014
Parent support for Common Core declining
Just over a third of adults with children in elementary or secondary school
favor requiring all schools nationwide to meet the same Common Core standards,
according to the results of a Rasmussen Reports survey out today.
The 34 percent of parents who said they support national, standardized Common Core adoption represents an 18 percent drop from 52 percent in November 2013.
The Rasmussen survey included telephone calls with 1,000 adults.
The 34 percent of parents who said they support national, standardized Common Core adoption represents an 18 percent drop from 52 percent in November 2013.
The Rasmussen survey included telephone calls with 1,000 adults.
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