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* On ''TheFreshPrinceOfBelAir'', Bel-Air Prep, where Will and Carlton went was an all boys school until about season 3 when it went co-ed.
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* Pacific Coast Academy in {{Zoey 101}} was all boys until the start of the show; the basis of many of the first season episodes was the clash of boys versus girls.
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* Pacific Coast Academy in {{Zoey 101}} was all boys until the start of the show; the basis of many of the first season episodes was the clash of boys versus girls. girls.
** One episode had Zoey herself [[HeroicSacrifice taking the fall]] for a mishap committed by a few girls that [[DisproportionateRetribution nearly led ALL girls to be expelled]]. [[spoiler:Her expulsion is subsequently revoked when the students riot at the end.]]
** One episode had Zoey herself [[HeroicSacrifice taking the fall]] for a mishap committed by a few girls that [[DisproportionateRetribution nearly led ALL girls to be expelled]]. [[spoiler:Her expulsion is subsequently revoked when the students riot at the end.]]
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A school that only admits [[BlueBishonenGhetto male]] or [[PinkBishojoGhetto female]] students. Very much a TruthInTelevision: Many (but not all) schools run by religious organizations are single-sex. At least, once the students are old enough for messing around to occur -- most Roman Catholic high schools are single-sex. Likewise boarding schools tend to be single-sex and there are single-sex secular schools that are not boarding schools. Male-only also used to be the default for universities, and will still crop up in most period pieces. They don't really exist anymore, and women's colleges are a dying breed as well, so it's usually not TruthInTelevision past high school.
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A school that only admits [[BlueBishonenGhetto male]] or [[PinkBishojoGhetto female]] students. Very much a TruthInTelevision: Many (but not all) schools run by religious organizations are single-sex. At least, once the students are old enough for messing around to occur -- most many Roman Catholic and other private high schools are single-sex. still single-sex. Likewise boarding schools tend to be single-sex and there single-sex. Many educators in such institutions defend the practice not just from the prudish attitude that one might expect, but some more practical concerns; female students, for example, can be shown to perform better without male students around as they're more likely to engage the subject material as they are single-sex secular less likely to be afraid of being perceived as too smart to attract sexual attention. There is, of course, a feeling in many quarters that hormonally driven teenagers will be unduly distracted by romantic concerns to really care at all about what the teacher in front of the class is talking about as well.
Single-sex colleges exist as well. Colleges for (usually) women only called Normal Schools go back to the 1600s, usually for the purpose of instructing graduates of the mainline (up through High School by current standards) in order to become teachers. These schoolsthat still exist, however they are not boarding schools. generally gender integrated now and more commonly called Teacher's Colleges, however the term "Normal School" (from the original École Normale founded by Saint Jean-Baptiste de La Salle in 1685). Male-only also used to be the default for universities, and will still crop up in most period pieces. They don't really exist anymore, and women's colleges are a dying breed as well, so it's usually not TruthInTelevision past high school.
Single-sex colleges exist as well. Colleges for (usually) women only called Normal Schools go back to the 1600s, usually for the purpose of instructing graduates of the mainline (up through High School by current standards) in order to become teachers. These schools
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** Jane Adams Academy and Dalton's sister school Crawford Country Day are both girls-only.
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** As well as "conventional" boarding schools, the Fools' Guild School is all male, and the Assassins' Guild School was until recently (although interestingly, unlike the Fools, the Guild itself wasn't). And then there's Unseen University.
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* The [[BoardingSchoolOfHorrors Fools' Guild School]] in ''{{Discworld}}'' is all male, the Guild believing women can't be funny. The Assassins' Guild School was all male until recently (one of the first female students appears in ''Discworld/NightWatch''). And of course, Unseen University.
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* The [[BoardingSchoolOfHorrors Fools' Guild School]] in ''{{Discworld}}'' is all male, the Guild believing women can't be funny. The Assassins' Guild School was all male until recently (one of the first female students appears in ''Discworld/NightWatch''). And of course, Unseen University.
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* The boys from ''LordOfTheFlies'' come from one, although obviously the book doesn't take place there.
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* The boys from ''LordOfTheFlies'' come from one, although obviously the book doesn't take place there. This was because the author believed that having girls on the island would facilitate civilisation, something that would be adverse to the story's symbolic meaning.
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* On ''GossipGirl'' the girls went to all girls school Constance Billard and the boys went to all boys school St. Jude's. Though since the two schools shared a courtyard you never really noticed that it was two different schools.
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* Greytowers in ''WinkerWatson'' as well as their rival school, St. Cuthbert's, are both all-boys. Greytowers' [[{{Pun}} sister school]], Oak Ridge School for Girls, also appears on occasion.
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** ''KissesSighsAndCherryBlossomPink''
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* The ''Infinity'' series has the Kyumeikan Women's High School and University, attended by You and Sara (from ''{{Ever17}}'') as well as Kokoro (from ''{{Remember11}}'')
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* Dalton Academy, home school of the Warblers, a rival of {{Glee}}'s New Directions [[spoiler: to where Kurt later transfers.]]
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* [[TheGallagherGirls Gallagher Academy for Exceptional Young Women]]
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* Lowood Academy in ''JaneEyre'' is an all-girl boarding school, and Aunt Reed chooses it for Jane based on how strict the curriculum is - and she did not choose amiss. Fortunately it's headed at least by a ReasonableAuthorityFigure.
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* Shinryuuji Academy of {{Eyeshield 21}} is an all-boys school, much to the chagrin of the students.
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* In the HarryPotter films, Durmstrang and Beauxbatons are all-male and all-female, respectively. Both are co-ed in the books.
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** There's a very brief mention in the book of female Durmstrang students. Fanon generally seems to assume that Durmstrang was all-male only in the film.
** There's a very brief mention in the book of female Durmstrang students. Fanon generally seems to assume that Durmstrang was all-male only in the film.
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* In ''SailorMoon'', Rei attends a Catholic girls' school, which is the focus of two episodes.
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* Pacific Coast Academy in {{Zoey 101}} was all boys until the start of the show; the basis of many of the first season episodes was the clash of boys versus girls.
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A school that only admits [[BlueBishonenGhetto male]] or [[PinkBishojoGhetto female]] students. Very much a TruthInTelevision: Many (but not all) schools run by religious organizations are single-sex. At least, once the students are old enough for messing around to occur -- most Roman Catholic high schools are single-sex. Likewise boarding schools tend to be single-sex and there are single-sex secular schools that are not boarding schools. Male-only also used to be the default for universities, and will still crop up in most period pieces. They don't really exist anymore, and women's colleges are a dying breed as well, so it's usually not TruthInTelevision past high school.
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** Kagura and Isuzu attended the same all girls high school. Kisa's middle school appears to be all girls as well. Hiro might attend an all boys private academy. His uniform is very similar to the high school one Ayame, Shigure, and Hatori wore. It's implied that both sets of male and female private schools are just DistaffCounterpart s of the other.
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** Kagura and Isuzu attended the same all girls high school. Kisa's middle school appears to be all girls as well. Hiro might attend an all boys private academy. His uniform is very similar to the high school one Ayame, Shigure, and Hatori wore. It's implied that both sets of male and female private schools are just DistaffCounterpart s {{Distaff Counterpart}}s of the other.
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* ''TheChocolateWar'' takes place in a Catholic all-boys' school.
