Over half of Commonwealth voters grade Pennsylvania K-12 schools “C” or worse, with only 5% giving our schools the top grade.



Voters believe PA spends far less on public education than it does, with a plurality thinking that $22,000 per student annually is too much. (From Q1 2024)



The commonwealth of Pennsylvania spends $22,000 annually per student on education. Do you believe that amount is:
Too low: 18%
About right: 37%
Too high: 45%

Pennsylvanians strongly favor educational freedom in the Commonwealth. (In Q2 2024.)

As you may know, children throughout the country are assigned a public school based on their home address, and most are not allowed to choose a different school. Thinking about this… Would you support or oppose giving every child in Pennsylvania the ability to attend the public school that best meets their needs?
Total support: 72%
Total Oppose: 21%

That includes overwhelming support for tax credit scholarships and Lifeline Scholarships. (In Q2 2024.)



And less than 1 in 5 would send their kid to a district school if costs were no concern.