GFC Announces Poll Results Supporting Greater Parental Choice in Education

GFC has announced the results of a study on Georgia citizen’s thoughts about school choice. The study, commissioned by the Milton and RoseD. Friedman Foundation of Indianapolis, shows that likely voters in Georgia are strongly in support of greater choice for parents regarding where their children attend school, particularly special-needs children. According to the results of this poll – the first of its kind conducted in the state – Georgians across all socio-economic and racial groups support a system whereby parents could receive credits or vouchers to send their children to a school – public or private – that better meets their children’s educational needs. Click here for the press release and poll results.