Opinion research provides a regular reality check on the public’s views and perceptions about key education issues. The Partnership also uses polling and focus groups to test its messaging and the effectiveness of its outreach efforts.
In January 2011, in order to determine where the public stands on key education reform issues, Partnership for Learning polled 500 Washington voters.
The results are clear. Washington voters support making sure each and every student is taught by an excellent teacher, attends a high-performing school led by an excellent principal, and is able to graduate prepared to succeed in college and work. Check out this polling summary to learn more.
A recent statewide survey of 500 voters in Washington State.
A statewide poll of 500 African American and Latino citizens in Washington state revealed high levels of support for requiring that students pass the Washington Assessment of Student Learning (WASL)- or an equally rigorous alternative - in order to earn a high school diploma.
