Buffalo Schools Making Schools To Separate Kids Based By Gender

Buffalo Public Schools are always looking to increase their student graduation rate and to do so, they are planning on taking on a drastic, impactful change. Officials for the Buffalo Public School district said that they are going to be organizing schools differently in the future. At least, a few of the schools to provide an option for parents and students.

Officials for the district say they are moving ahead and planning on making an all-girls school for students in grades 5 through 12.

For the boys though, it will be a little different. The all-boys school will be for 7th to 12th grade.

According to our friends at Channel 7, there has been a 95% success in graduation rates in New York City school when the kids were separated by gender. Students said there were fewer distractions in the classroom.

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