National Association for Single-Sex Public Education
About Us
The National Association for Single-Sex Public Education (NASSPE) is a non-profit organization founded in 2002, dedicated to the advancement of single-sex public education for both girls and boys. We do NOT believe that every child should be in a single-sex classroom. We DO believe that every parent should have a CHOICE of formats, single-sex vs. coed. In many American cities, affluent parents can choose whether to send their child to a coed private school or a single-sex private school; but less wealthy parents, who can't afford private school, don't have a choice. We believe that parents are the best-qualified people to decide which format would be best for their child.
Articles by National Association for Single-Sex Public Education
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Boys and Elementary School
Does gender really matter, if you’re a six-year-old boy? Sigmund Freud popularized the notion of the “latency...
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Boys in Middle School and High School
In my second book Boys Adrift, I focus on the challenges facing boys as they progress from childhood through adolescence...
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Preschool and Boys
Scrambled eggs for baby? “Start him earlier, and he’ll do better.” Many parents believe that the earlier a child...
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