National Poll Shows Voters Rate Early Childhood Education as a Top Priority

by | October 21, 2015

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Once again a national poll shows strong voter approval for early childhood education. The bipartisan poll demonstrates remarkable support for early learning and development. Some key findings:

91% believe that learning in the early years is critical for future success.

89% agree that access to quality early childhood education is a necessity for today’s families.

89% say that making sure children get a strong start in life so they perform better in school and succeed in a career. This statement tied (also 89%) with improving the quality of public education.

For more details and infographics, go to: Results of national poll

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