Fifty-eight percent agreed that giving parents a choice about which schools their children attend is a way to improve public education. The poll was conducted between March 26th and 29th from a random sample of Massachusetts telephone numbers. The sample size of 500 state residents yields a 4.4 percent margin of error at the 95 percent confidence level. Pioneer Institute's Policy Directions are a series of publications that provide specific, technical information or guidance on current public policy issues. Policy Directions are based on Pioneer's published research, testimony, and symposiums.
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