Why Are America And Mexico Education System
A strong majority of Americans say our public education system is unequal, and half say the nation's schools aren't well equipped to help children of all races and ethnicities succeed, according to a new Axios-Ipsos survey. Why it matters: As our nation becomes more diverse and confronts racial discrimination, Americans want our school systems to live up to the promise of providing a more equal opportunity for all children to succeed.
Eight in 10 Americans say public education is unequal, with different outcomes based on where students live. The big picture: While a majority of Americans rate their own educational experience as "good" or "excellent," they also say the time has come to provide a more accurate picture of our nation's history.
About Those Polls…
The survey did not have a large enough sample size to provide data for Native Americans. The bottom line: A Efucation of Americans say education is the great equalizer, but through their lived experiences, Americans say we're falling short of that ideal. Skip to main content Sections About Axios Sign up. Sections Close. Black Lives Matter movement. Joe Biden. Donald Trump. Technology Big Tech. Data privacy.
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