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>>Good lord, I attended a Catholic school from grades one through senior high. It was co-educational. Apparently the Pope isn't as hung up about sex as you are.<<

Actually, teaching children seperately when they reach puberty is a very good idea, if your purpose is to have them study and learn, and it really has nothing to do with being hungup. Children that age become terribly distracted by members of the opposite sex and have trouble concentrating. I've seen it many times. The group chemistry is entirely different with mixed sex classes.

Socializing with the opposite sex can take place before and after school, and on the weekends, so nobody is missing out on anything except wasted class time.

Mature adults once understood this concept, but our society has become so "enlightened" that we now know that there is no difference between boys and girls, and you can just lump them all together with no undesirable consequences. </sarcasm>

we are so enlightened that any good idea will be 'protested' by the idiots proud to display their moronic viewpoint.

Im aghast that parents are proud of the act of a 12 year old engaginging a public tantrum to get their way. "LOOK our kid is a loudmaouth brat!"