Most of her students used to go to coeducational schools, and they love the difference.

The college is a coeducational school catering for students in years 10 to 12.

However in the mid 1980s the decision was taken to also accept girls and become a coeducational school.

The possibility of being forced to become a coeducational school had been debated for some time.

Wheelers Hill began as a coeducational school for all year levels.

During the 19th century, more and more coeducational schools were set up.

It is a coeducational school serving grades 1-8 and kindergarten.

Westtown has been a coeducational school since its founding in 1799.

The coeducational school provides instruction to approximately 350 students between 6th and 12th grades.

It is a coeducational school with approximately 1,300 students.

In 1892, the college became the first four-year coeducational school in the state.

In 1983 it became a coeducational school with pupils located on sites according to their age or subject taught.

A coeducational school, it offers classes from age three through 12th grade, educating around 285 students.

'My father wanted me to go to a coeducational school.'

Coeducational schools with fewer than 1,000 undergraduates must still field at least five sports in each category.

Since then, Pingree has grown to be a coeducational school with an enrollment of around 335.

Early in 1970s two important changes occurred: Pingry began the transition to a coeducational school.

It is a Roman Catholic private, coeducational school and was opened in 1962.

The new rules, however, say districts can simply offer such students the option to attend comparable coeducational schools.

Bennett College, founded as a coeducational school, became a women's college in 1926.

In 1826, Martínez started a coeducational school, employing teachers at his own expense.

Woodcote is a coeducational school, of around 1200 students.

Couldn't a coeducational school devoted to sexual equality, be advantageous not only for girls, but boys as well?

She soon transferred to an international coeducational school.

St George was founded as a coeducational school and opened its doors to students on 8 September 1958.

The other major change was the shift to a coed school.

The most recent research shows that boys and girls both thrive in good coed schools.

Places like this, girls who went to coed schools got murdered when they came home.

Many are part of a larger consortium that includes coed schools.

"We should be fixing coed schools," he said, "because the girls that get left behind are the ones who will lose out."

The following year it was made a coed school with separation of classes by gender (later changed).

But significantly, they found that girls in coed schools were 36% less likely to select the lottery than their male peers.

She is one of the original members of Coed School.

The school was designed to be a coed school.

"Coed schools have never made a concerted effort to encourage female donors; the system just doesn't work that way," she says.

"I didn't want to chance that her spirit would be quashed in any way at a coed school.

I expect you went to a coed school, didn't you, Genevieve?

Graduates of women's colleges are more likely to overcome these barriers than women who attend coed schools.

It is also having kendriya Vidyala higher secondary coed school.

His sweatshirt this evening says on the front "Mission," the name of the fictitious black coed school where the film takes place.

Girls' schools always knew this, and coed schools are beginning to recognize this.

Some parents shopping for schools this year said they felt that the coed schools did not articulate a real philosophy.

With the change to a coed school came the introduction of a male football team which competed in a five-game season.

She would rather attend a coed school.

At a coed school, a workshop on eating disorders sponsored by the health service seems clearly for students; here it appears to be for women.

Other coed schools took different actions.

Instead, administrators have concentrated on turning Wheaton into an alternative coed school, a bold experiment, they said, in fighting traditional gender stereotypes.

As a result of the number of coed schools in the conference, the conference began sponsoring competition for women in 1991.

"Before, women who would come here were looking at both coed schools and Smith, and they were doing the name game more than anything else," she said.