Exempel på coeducation

• His alma mater had moved from an all-male admissions policy to coeducation.

• I believe the trend towards coeducation amongst private schools will continue.

• Several times the school's board of managers turned down or refused to consider coeducation.

• He was a strong supporter of co-education and his daughter was the first girl to enter the school.

• It was the last women's college to survive Oxford's gradual shift to co-education.

• As a matter of social philosophy, this train of thought logically leads to coeducation, impartial suffrage, and free cooperation in all the affairs of life. 

• Coeducation in schools and colleges is better than segregation. 

• It was one thing to talk about coeducation but quite another to offer a resolution putting the New York State Teachers' Association on record as asking all schools, colleges, and universities to open their doors to women. 

• She meant to put women in office and to win approval for coeducation and equal pay. 

• Only through coeducation could women receive a decent professional education.

• We must, for example, abandon coeducation in some matters.

• Paragraph 24 talks about the importance of offering sports coeducation for children at nursery and primary schools.

• They say that they are not concerned with the abstract merits of coeducation, but simply to see that something valuable is not destroyed.

• Research can go a good deal of the way in deciding whether, for example, coeducation is really a good thing.

• Neophogen has practically proved that co-education is a glorious existence.

• The radical ideals upon which the school were founded in the 1940s, notably racially-integrated coeducation, had become mainstream by the 1970s.

• While the pupils are still predominantly boys, the number of girls attending has increased dramatically since the move into coeducation.

• At the time of delivering this address, the school had expanded to nearly 300 students and had introduced co-education.

• Later in the year students defeated 21 a campus resolution on coeducation.

• Colleges that are closing or transitioning to coeducation are listed in "italics".

• It introduced co-education in 1939, offering general courses of study, and an accredited high school program.

• This school was the first co-education religious school in the country, which got foundation from the state as well.

• As of 1975, the school gradually transitioned to coeducation.

• Acceptance of the 19th century rationales for this exclusion was fading, particularly as during the 1960s a nationwide movement for co-education grew.