New data from Gallup suggests that public confidence in schools is falling, especially among Republicans. See the potential bias and similarities in coverage from epochtimes, washingtonpost and gallup:
, especially among Republicans.with the state of K-12 education, down from 51% in January 2019 and the lowest reading Gallup has recorded since 2000, when it was 36%. The drop has been mostly among Republicans. More Democrats are satisfied now than in 2019 , but Republican satisfaction dropped from 50% to 30% in the same period. Of those who said they were dissatisfied, 82% either cited concerns with curriculum or political agendas.
with the quality of their oldest child's education, including 85% of Democratic/Democratic-leaning parents and 74% of Republican/Republican-leaning parents. Many right-rated news sources covered the Gallup data; few left-rated sources did. Many on the right framed it as evidence thatwithin school curriculum are straining public confidence. A report from the Washington Post quoted voices who made similar arguments, while also highlighting
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