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No Child Left BehinD ACT
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Section 1: General Impressions

Favorable/Unfavorable
Question 1: From what you know or have heard or read about the No Child Left Behind Act, do you have a very favorable, somewhat favorable, somewhat unfavorable, or very unfavorable opinion of the act -- or don't you know enough about it to say? (Asked in: 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010.)
[Code: 312-No_GF-1]

Helping/Hurting
Question 2: Just your impression, how would you rate the overall impact of the "No Child Left Behind program" on the public schools in your community? Would you say it was helping, hurting, or making no difference in the performance of the local public schools? (Asked in: 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010.)
[Code: 828-No GH-2]

Federal Involvement
Question 3: The new national education legislation will increase the federal government's involvement in local public school affairs to a greater extent than in the past. In your opinion, will this be a good thing or a bad thing for the public schools in your community? (Asked in: 2002.)
[Code: 313-No_GF-3]


Information People Have About NCLB

How Much Knowledge
Question 4: Now, here are a few questions about the No Child Left Behind Act. How much, if anything, would you say you know about the No Child Left Behind Act -- the federal education bill that was passed by Congress in 2001 -- a great deal, a fair amount, very little, or nothing at all? (Asked in: 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008.)
[Code: 332-No_IH-4]

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POLL RESULTS

Favorable/Unfavorable
Question 1: From what you know or have heard or read about the No Child Left Behind Act, do you have a very favorable, somewhat favorable, somewhat unfavorable, or very unfavorable opinion of the act -- or don't you know enough about it to say? (Asked in: 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010.)
[Code: 312-No_GF-1]

 
National Totals
Year
Very
Favorable
%
Somewhat
Favorable
%
Somewhat
Unfavorable
%
Very
Unfavorable
%
Don't Know
Enough
To Say
%
Don't Know
%
2010
6
23
24
22
25
0
2009
9
19
24
24
24
-
2008
7
25
18
15
33
2
2007
4
27
23
17
29
-
2006
9
23
18
13
37
-
2005
7
21
15
12
45
-
2004
7
17
12
8
55
1
2003
5
13
7
6
69
-

Helping/Hurting
Question 2: Just your impression, how would you rate the overall impact of the "No Child Left Behind program" on the public schools in your community? Would you say it was helping, hurting, or making no difference in the performance of the local public schools? (Asked in: 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010.)
[Code: 828-No GH-2]

 
National Totals
Year
Helping
%
Hurting
%
Making No Difference
%
Don't Know
%
2010
22
28
45
5
2009
24
29
43
4
2008
25
22
34
19
2007
26
27
41
6
2006
26
2
37
16

 
Those Saying They Have a Great Deal and Fair Amount of Knowledge (Question 4 below)
Year
Helping
%
Hurting
%
Making No Difference
%
Don't Know
%
2008
28
35
32
5
2007
28
37
34
1
2006
29
31
37
3

 

Federal Involvement
Question 3: The new national education legislation will increase the federal government's involvement in local public school affairs to a greater extent than in the past. In your opinion, will this be a good thing or a bad thing for the public schools in your community? (Asked in: 2002.)
[Code: 313-No_GF-3]

 
National Totals
Year
A Good Thing
%
A Bad Thing
%
Don't Know
%
2002
57
34
9

How Much Knowledge
Question 4: Now, here are a few questions about the No Child Left Behind Act. How much, if anything, would you say you know about the No Child Left Behind Act -- the federal education bill that was passed by Congress in 2001 -- a great deal, a fair amount, very little, or nothing at all? (Asked in: 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007,2008.)
[Code: 332-No_IH-4]

 
National Totals
Year
A Great Deal
%
A Fair Amount
%
Very Little
%
Nothing At All
%
Don't Know
%
2008
10
35
40
14
1
2007
8
46
38
8
-
2006
8
37
40
15
-
2005
8
32
43
16
1
2004
7
24
40
28
1
2003
6
18
40
36
-

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