Education Reform in the Dayton Area: Public Attitudes and Opinions
By James A. Williams , Chester E. Finn, Jr. , Samuel R. Staley , Thomas J. Lasley , Anita D. Suda , Michelle Campbell , Sue S. Elling / October 1, 1998
Filed under: Ohio Policy
A survey of attitudes towards education reform in Dayton (where Mr. Fordham lived). View the survey results which show, among other things, overwhelming support for parental choice, charter schools, and higher standards.
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