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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]In laws all went to single-sex Catholic high schools. I would say the ranking from least well adjusted to more normal is:

-boys without sisters
-girls without brothers
-girls with brothers / boys with sisters

The boys from all-boy families who went to all-boys schools are clueless about women. 
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This resonates with me. My brother has 2 boys, and they go to an all-boys Catholic HS, and both play baseball. He/they would say it is a very positive experience. They love the community and camaraderie, and I can see it through the photos he shares, social media, etc. But, the boys are also in the 'manosphere' culture, which they are happy with, but wouldn't be a fit for our family.[/quote]
They may love it, but that doesnt mean they are better or better off there.  Have them check in in 20 years and see what they would say.  [/quote]

Given the long standing commitment and support of our Jesuit school from alumni, I think the numbers speak for themselves. [/quote]
So school faculty is here defending their own interests?  OK.  What percentage of kids that go to the school stay at the school?  Not the graduation rate, but the percentage of kids that go and decide its not better and leave.  What percentages come back for reunions?  Thought this was a forum for parents to discuss this topic.  If the defense of all boys schools is coming from the school (that needs to say its better for survival), i think we can conclude that coed is better.[/quote]

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