Yes there are benefits but the negative consequences shadow them. It is possible to put your child in single-sex school as ur claiming, thinking that s/he will not deviate in any way possible, but the truth is, yes he will, a simple example is the oppression and the experience that s/he will get if wasnt in that school!

Actually in my opinion, i think such schools are the door for deviation since it happens secretly between each other, it has privacy that opens the door for pervert-ism.

thats a part of my argument..

So you mean that its only guys in the class and not girls? Or girls in the class and not guys? I would rather have guys and girls in the same class. I have some girls that are my friends and if there is just guys some of them might not be my friend. Go to public schools waay better.

I believe single sex schools believe they provide a better learning environment, but I really doubt that. I agree that kids will try to leave campus to see their boy/girl friends. Also, I believe it will create more deviant behavior. My vote is against!

Well...., if you're gay....., I'd guess there would be MANY POTENTIAL BENEFITS ;)

Personally I believe schools shouldn't be single sex, and only co-ed, but that's just me. In saying that though, I have two good friends that went to same sex schools and they are both great people and live very happy lives - so I don't have anything major against same sex schools at all really.

Many guys are jerks and only look for an appropriate body. They are so freaking desperate.

its way better cuz u can atleast focuse on ur studied more than ur gf . :p

There are lots of nice guys in my school, but I wish I went to an all girls primary school when I was younger- the boys there were pretty much evil sheep.

mm i think that a single-sex school is not that bad...it actually increases the focus of students since there would not be the opposite sex to distract and conquer. but on the other hand..when a school is an all boy school it might trigger the violence behavior among them...i think that...