This statistically representative survey of 1,200 likely Ohio voters illustrates 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 public institutions and policies, innovative ideas, and the state’s K-12 education system.
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| Meet the Staff |
| All parents should get a choice in schools |
| Efforts Aim to Restore Funds |
| D.C. willing to discuss extending voucher plan |
| Support education in D.C. |
| School choice would help budget |
| BAEO Leadership |
| Chapters and Their Locations |
| Resources & Links |
| Learn More About Our Annual Symposium |
| Join Us In The Fight |
| Lies and Distortions around Parental Choice (PDF) |
School Choice Issues In The State
The Ohio EdChoice Program provides 14,000 state-funded scholarships to students who attend low-performing public schools. The scholarships may be used to attend private schools that meet certain requirements.
Clicking on the link above to listen to an interview done with Paul Sogan and Carolynn Head, the ODE administrators of the Autism Scholarship Program. They provide some description of the scholarship process and talk about the dramatically increasing scholarship usage.