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August 28, 2008
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Paul DiPerna
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| Affiliate Groups: |
BAEO
Hispanic CREO
Union of Orthodox Jewish Congregations of America
Mid-Atlantic Catholic Schools Consortium
Maryland Catholic Conference
Agudath Israel of Maryland
National Catholic Educational Association
Maryland Council for American Private Education
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| Publishers: |
The Friedman Foundation for Educational Choice
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Friedman Foundation Research
Public Opinion
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This scientifically representative poll of 1,200 likely Maryland voters measures public opinion on a wide range of K-12 education issues. The underlying theme of the Friedman Foundation’s Survey in the State series is to measure voter attitudes toward their public institutions, leaders, innovative ideas, and the current K-12 power and priority structure. Two messages emerge from the poll’s findings. First, Marylanders say they are not familiar with various school choice ideas and reforms. A second finding indicates that school choice is not a partisan issue among voters in Maryland.
View Research Publication at
http://www.edchoice.org/downloadFile.do?id=314
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