UMass Dartmouth Public Policy Poll - Spring 2011

Economic Anxiety Remains High for Massachusetts Residents

Poll documents high levels of parental satisfaction with public education but ambivalence about
education reform and significant concerns about teacher quality and school safety

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For more information contact:

Michael D. Goodman, Ph.D.
Associate Professor and Chair
Department of Public Policy
UMass Dartmouth
mgoodman@umassd.edu

About the UMass Dartmouth Public Policy Poll

The Spring 2011 UMass Dartmouth Public Policy Poll surveyed 1,207 residents statewide. The Poll was administered by the University of Massachusetts Dartmouth’s Department of Public Policy in collaboration with its Center for Policy Analysis and was conducted during February and March, 2011. The margin of error for this Poll was plus or minus 2.8 percent. Support for this project was provided by the School of Education, Public Policy and Civic Engagement (SEPPCE)

About the UMass Dartmouth Department of Public Policy

The Department of Public Policy is an interdisciplinary academic department that offers its students a wide variety of graduate educational options including a traditional and online Masters in Public Policy (MPP) program, online graduate certificates in environmental policy and educational policy, and a joint JD/MPP program in collaboration with the University of Massachusetts School of Law. All of the Department's programs of study center around courses that emphasize the development of policy analysis, applied research, and public management skills.

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UMass Dartmouth Public Policy Poll - Spring 2011

Economic Anxiety Remains High for Massachusetts Residents