A Minnesota Public Radio/St. Paul Pioneer Press poll finds fewer than ten-percent of those polled want to scrap the Profile of Learning, a new set of high school graduation standards. Most Minnesotans polled would rather see the Profile changed, or given more time to work. The results run counter to sentiment in the Minnesota House, which voted earlier this year to scrap the Profile entirely.
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