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Survey Profile
Administration/Fielding Dates: April 7 to May 16, 2022
Sponsor and Developer: EdChoice
Administration, Data Collection and Quality Control: Braun Research, Inc.
Population: General Population (Adults, Age 18+)
Sampling Frame: National sample of adults (age 18+) living in the United States, including D.C.
Sampling Method: Mixed Method (Phone: Probability-based; Dual frame | Online: Non-probability-based; Opt-in panel)
Mode: Phone for General Population, N = 495
– Cell Phone = 79%
– Landline = 21%
Online for General Population, N = 705
Phone/Online for School Parents, N = 1,200
Languages: English; Spanish option
Median Survey Time: Phone (General Population): 19.7 minutes; Online (General Population, Not School Parents): 16.3 minutes; Online (School Parents): 16.0 minutes
Sample Sizes: General Population, N = 1,200; School Parents (Plus Oversample), N = 1,200
Quotas: African-American School Parents, N = 200 [200]; Hispanic School Parents, N = 203 [200]
Weighting: General Population – Age, Census Division, Gender, Ethnicity, Race, Education, Phone Usage
School Parents – Age, Census Region, Gender, Race
Questionnaire and topline results: Click to the Questionnaire tab to download.
Project Contact: Drew Catt, dcatt@edchoice.org
Reports
2022
Schooling in America: Exploring 10 Years of Public Opinion on K–12 Education
2021
2020
Schooling in America: Public Opinion on K–12 Education During the COVID-19 Pandemic
Schooling in America: K–12 Education and School Choice Reforms
Schooling in America: Homeschooling Experiences and Opinions During the COVID-19 Pandemic
Schooling in America: COVID-19 & K–12 Education
2019
2019 Schooling in America Survey
2018
2018 Schooling in America Survey
2017
2017 Schooling in America Survey
2016
Millennial Perspectives on K-12 Education and School Choice
2016 Schooling in America Survey
2015
Latino Perspectives on K–12 Education & School Choice
2015 Schooling in America Survey
2014
2014 Schooling in America Survey
2013
2013 Schooling in America Survey
2012