According to the research, none of the Fidesz-KDNP sympathizers would give a grade worse than a three for this "school year," and only 12% would give an average score.
Some 25% of the opposition would give the year a two, while 14% would give it a one.
The research shows that the large majority of respondents, almost 70%, agree with the demonstrations, which want to draw attention to the poor state of public education.
Nearly 30% of Fidesz voters support the movements.
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