Survey: Supts. Back 'Core,' Implementation-Wary

A survey of more than 500 district superintendents and administrators from 48 states shows that most of the local K-12 leaders are firmly behind the Common Core State Standards. But it also finds general sentiment that the standards are being implemented too quickly, that strict accountability based on the standards needs to slow down, and that there's insufficient support to make sure the transition to the standards goes well.