More public schools trying single-sex education

Seeking to raise student achievement, a growing number of schools are separating boys and girls during instruction

By Jenna Zwang, Assistant Editor

Single-sex education appears to be making a comeback, but with a new twist: A small but growing number of traditional public schools are experimenting with separate instruction for boys and girls to help meet each gender’s needs. Read more with registration.

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