An additional 28% of parents who are now considering switching their child’s school are more likely to cite dissatisfaction with the quality of instruction at their children’s school.
The poll, which was conducted in July, found that traditional public schools saw the biggest decline among the 28% of parents who reported switching schools. Of those, about half started in a traditional school, but only 41% ended up in one. The ranks of home-schoolers also swelled from 3% to 7%.
“You just have to make an assumption that the charter schools had more favorable COVID policies and were providing what parents saw as better education for their kids,” Marsh said. The survey also asked about other “serious threats” to public education, including the politicization of education, controversy over curriculum, student well-being, teacher shortages and college affordability. For the fourth year in a row, the top-ranked education issue was reducing gun violence in schools.
Even though the report deals with some serious issues, California voters surveyed still give public education high marks, Marsh said.
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