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Second, single-sex education infringes an individual from having the right to independence. Now, there is a myth that a union of boys and girls together hinders Savage, 2 academic progress. Now, I was born at night, just not Last Night. Hayes, and other schools in similarity, is not giving the students the liberation and flexibility they need to resolve these problems themselves by using wise solutions. We have to learn RESPONSIBILITY now, not later. However, coed education influences academic progress a lot!? It is just a mere coincidence, according to a national survey conducted by the New York Daily News, that the top 100 academically ranked schools in the country are among New York COED public schools. I apologize, but Hayes was not even on the list. Fredrick Douglas Academy, coed school, was, and still is, #1 and the Bronx High School of Science was, and still is, #4. Finally, non-coeducational facilities nearly cleave half of the school budget. Think about it. If half the human gender attends a single-sex private school, then only half the gender contributes tuition to that school. If Hayes and Aquinas were to somewhat merge, then we could "monopolize" the educational industry and increase our potential. As you can see, single-sex education has been a deadly foe to Hayes and other Private Catholic Schools who practice this discipline by cutting off one's union with the Roman Catholic Church, infringing one's right to independence, and invisibly slicing the school's budget nearly in half. I aspire that one day these schools, especially Hayes, would "Wake up and smell the coffee." Thank you. |
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