Dear John,

America is a big, diverse country full of enormously varied educational experiences and perspectives. But far too often, the opinion surveys we cite use small, national samples that obscure more about parents’ views than they reveal. That’s why last year we launched a 50-state, 20,000-parent survey called The State of Educational Opportunity in America. Now, we’re excited to make all of that data available through our new Ed Opportunity Explorer—a powerful tool that allows anyone to explore all the results with a few clicks. 

With this new platform, you can:

• Explore the results from all 40 questions of the survey. 
• Filter parents’ answers across all 19 demographic categories. 
• Dig deeper into the results for all 50 states plus the District of Columbia. 

Thanks to our robust sample size–30 times larger than a typical survey–you will be able to explore our education landscape with an unprecedented level of detail:

• Are Catholic families satisfied with the mental health support their children receive from school?
• What do libertarians think is the most important information source for determining if their child is on grade level? 
• Are large families more likely to exercise school choice? 
• Do the children of millionaires have access to tutoring at higher levels than everyone else?