Likely Oklahoma voters do not see good return on education spending investments
September 15, 2011 by Wesley Burt · Leave a Comment
A majority of likely Oklahoma voters do not feel they are receiving a good return on their investment of $8,400 per student a year in education spending. Poll respondents were asked, “According to official state data, education spending in Oklahoma is approximately $8,400 per student. Are taxpayers getting a good return on their investment of [...]
Most Oklahomans support scholarship for special-need students to enroll in private school
March 26, 2010 by Wesley Burt · Leave a Comment
SoonerPoll finds most Oklahomans support proposal to allow government to assist with tuition costs for special-need students to enroll in private school. When asked about a proposal to allow special-need students currently in public schools schools to enroll in private schools chosen by the parents with government help to pay the tuition, 54.7 percent of [...]
Poll: Is student learning tied to education spending?
March 18, 2010 by Wesley Burt · 1 Comment
According to a recent SoonerPoll, most Oklahomans do not believe that students will learn more if more money is spent on public schools. When asked if they agree with the statement “If more money is spent on public schools in my district, students will learn more.” 63.6 percent of likely Oklahoma voters disagreed with the [...]
Move to increase tax dollars allocated to classrooms earns strong bipartisan support, poll shows.
September 8, 2006 by Bill Shapard · Leave a Comment
OKLAHOMA CITY – The results of a poll conducted last week indicate strong support for Oklahoma’s 65% Solution, an initiative that could appear as a state question on the ballot in November. Of those surveyed, an overwhelming 93 percent said getting more tax dollars into the classroom was important to improving education in Oklahoma. The [...]









