I see more disadvantages of this educational system. School is supposed to be a model of our future life, to tech us how to deal with other people - what can a single-sex school teach you in that case?

I do believe that people who have experienced it may disagree and I would really like to know what it's like to study at school like that,

but to try it myself? I don't think so )

I have spend my junior highschool age and highschool age at the single-sex education.And my sister went to co-sex junior highschool and highschool.

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Single sex education makes people who are good at some parts . Someone forcus the science , other one furcus the writing. In fact, from my class, very good scientist and very famous auther have been born. If there were girls in class, men would try to grow up for accepted for girls and No superior character that reward for society would not be apeared.

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Even if someone are good at some skill, does that mean the happiness of the person? I do not think so.If someone grow up with the harmony , people can get the happiness. For making the good family, people should know how to get along with the other sex. And ,In the co-sex education school, people can easily know how to live in the society. This is because sociery is made by men and women.(sosiecty is co-sex one)

I came from a co-ed in my elementary years, then single-sex ed in my entire highschool, then co-ed again when I reached college. I can say I enjoyed both. The good thing about single sex highschool is that we enjoyed ourselves. It was like an extension of our playful childhood years because there weren't boys around so we never felt the pressure of growing up right away for romance. We were just ourselves exchanging boy bands' pin-ups and stuff. Imagine girls' slumber party. We had social lives too outside school - like family, neigbourhood, and church activities which include interactions with diverse people so we never had trouble adjusting in co-ed universities upon entering college. It's just medieval stereotype to think that kids from single sex schools would be flailing the first time they'd see people from the opposite sex. It's not like we live in capsules. ;)

FYI: Usually people will say "same sex," "all boys," or "all girls" school.  

However, it is still correct if you say "single sex."

Heck, I liked school. There were girls at school.  - My high school German teacher.