Public opinion on the quality of K-12 education in the United States has reached its lowest point in nearly three decades, according to recent surveys. The decline reflects growing concerns over academic performance, school safety, and resource allocation among parents and educators. Experts suggest systemic challenges, including funding disparities and pandemic-related disruptions, may be driving the drop in confidence. The findings underscore a widening gap between expectations and reality in America’s public school system.
Americans’ satisfaction with U.S. K-12 education hits 27-year low The Miami Times
