Single--gender schools do not help students achieve higher standardized test scores alone some studies suggest. There is another thing that people have to think about. There is a report that there is a little educational difference in girls and boys but there is a gap on ethnic and socioeconomic groups (Stanberry). In some studies you cannot tell if the test scored might be better because there parents have more education and money or gender specific …show more content…
There are some cons that involve bullying. Most reports are about the good things in one-gender schools but there are some bad things to. Physical assault is happening more in girl-only classes and get bad among older girls (Pupils At All Girls’ Schools). Girls have a higher chance of being physically bullied in one-gender classes. Girls are more likely to tell about physical assaults more than boys are. “Girls are more subtle - they just exclude each other. They are more likely to report bullying because they are more interested in relationships,” said Jill Berry (qtd. in pupils at-all