High schools in West Virginia have started teaching vocational training to prepare students to work in industries like health, coal and fracking. What comes closest to your view?

High schools in West Virginia have started teaching vocational training to prepare students to work in industries like health, coal and fracking. What comes closest to your view? Published on August 16, 2017 → Survey conducted on August 16, 2017 on 5550 U.S. adults

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Region

Gender

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Age

High schools should focus on traditional academic pursuits rather than vocational skills

High schools should teach a balance of academic and vocational courses

77%

High schools should focus on vocational skills rather than academic pursuits

Not sure

11%

High schools should focus on traditional academic pursuits rather than vocational skills

High schools should teach a balance of academic and vocational courses

77%

High schools should focus on vocational skills rather than academic pursuits

Not sure

11%

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