Attending a single-gender school must be somewhat difficult for some students.  I bet a bit more than half of girls and boys would like to go to a regular school.  Usually the ones who like attending those schools think they are better than us!  I’ve heard that most of the guys and girls over there are so conceited!  I’m not really a huge fan of conceited people, no offense to anyone, but it’s just that I think no one should think they are better than others.  And, of course, I’m not saying all those students are snobby, conceited people, but usually a few are!

Some parents think their kids would get a superior education and be more focused on a good future.  They might also think the teachers are better educated and smarter in a single-gender school, especially if it’s private.  Others send their kids to a single-gender school so they won’t start a relationship that will distract them from their studies.  They also believe that their kids might be a little more educated than those who aren’t in such schools.  I’m not saying that’s what all parents think, all I’m saying is usually some parents do think in such way!

Well, sometimes it is better to be in private and single-gender schools.  I mean, we do see more pregnancies and trouble in public schools.  Dropout rates are probably higher in public schools than in those in other schools.   But, just because some kids don’t make it in high school, doesn’t mean all of us won’t as well.  I think it doesn’t really matter what school you go to, I believe that whoever wants to learn and succeed can do it anywhere.  If you really want something, you can’t depend on other people who think differently.  If a friend wants to dropout, don’t dropout with them, instead give them good advice and help them out.  Don’t give yourself into the crowd.  Just because others do something, doesn’t mean you have to.   They usually say, “If they tell you to jump off a building, would you do it?”

All in all, attending a single-gender school is almost the same as attending a public school, but without the opposite sex students, get it?  Yup, yup!  Just because you’re in a private or single-gender school doesn’t mean you’ll automatically succeed.  You’ll only get to the top if you try and really have the intentions to get there, just like everyone else has to.  But as we all know there's no one better than us! DM ROCKS! LOL JK! J  LOVE YA PPLZ!