1. the education of male and female students together in the same institution or classes

Examples

• The university adopted coeducation in 1972, allowing women to enroll for the first time.
• Many private schools are moving toward coeducation rather than maintaining separate campuses.
• Coeducation has become the standard practice in most public schools.
• The debate over coeducation versus single-sex education continues among educators.
• Some parents prefer coeducation because it better reflects real-world social dynamics.
• The college’s transition to coeducation doubled its enrollment within five years.