KnowledgeWorks Foundation looks for ways to offer practical solutions to tough education problems. A cornerstone of this effort is to understand and engage the public in the problem-solving process. In order to gauge public opinion and knowledge about education issues in Ohio, KnowledgeWorks Foundation conducts a random sample survey of Ohio residents annually. Survey results are used to help inform public policy decision-makers of the public's views and to inform the Foundation's programs.

Remember when you were given grades in school? Is "C+" an acceptable grade for you?
> Find out what letter grade Ohioans give their schools.

If you were a student today would you rather be in a large high school or small high school? Does it matter?
> It does to Ohioans.

Do you know what's happening at your local public school? Would you like to?
> Ohioans want to know.

What would it take to support local public school levies? After school programs? Community centers within schools? Open after school hours?
> Ohioans would raise their taxes...but for what?

How much does it really cost to go to college, $3000, $5000, $10,000?
> Do you know?

Education is important to all Ohioans…but what is the top educational priority?
> Find out what Ohioans would fund first.



Discover previous Poll Results by clicking below:
> Ohio's Education Matters: Knowledgeworks Foundation 2001-2002 Poll Site
> Ohio's Education Matters: Knowledgeworks Foundation 2001-2002 Poll PDF
> Ohio's Education Matters: Knowledgeworks Foundation 2000-2001 Poll PDF