Co Ed Should Not Be Allowed In Schools

The setting up of co-ed, or mixed gender, teams in schools has been highly debated by many students, parents, and school staff. Some argue than not allowing girls and boys to play on the same team promotes gender stereotypes among kids, while others claim that because of differences in body size and strength, boys and girls should not be on the same team. Co-Ed teams are in place across the nation with many claiming that they “promote a healthy environment where boys and girls are equal”, but the reality is that the forming of co-ed teams in some sports like football or basketball is not a good idea because boys won’t be able to get as physical with girls as they would with boys, nor would they be able to play by the same rules.

Sports should not be co-ed, due to the differences in the capability levels of athleticism between females and males. Sports are based off of age and skill, but the female and male genders each have major differences in athleticism. Sports such as football include factors such as size, strength and quickness. The male and female bodies are developed differently creating an unfair advantage to the men. Men are born stronger than women due to their production of testosterone which helps build muscle. Women do produce testosterone, but very little of it making the men naturally stronger. Men just happen to have denser and stronger bones and ligaments than women, causing a higher risk of injury. It is much harder if men and women play on the

I fell that they won’t let boys play volleyball because they could look at the girls inappropriately but if they wrestle then the boys could touch girls inappropriately and that’s even worse and last of all boys could not even be on the same team

There has always been a stigma between boys and girls, between their love of the ball game. have you ever seen a professional baseball player try to hit off an Olympian softball pitcher it's crazy how similar the sport is, but crazy different the pitching styles are.

In the world of sports it started off that girls could never play sports and then in 1972 a public law called Title IX came to existence which allowed girls to play sports but not with boys. Today the question is asked should girls play on boys’ sports teams? One would think that girls should not play with boys on a sports team because boys are just naturally taller and stronger than women and they would dominate the girls in a fully contact sport. Another may think that if a girl is truly capable to play on an all boys’ sports team, then she should not be denied the opportunity to try out for an all boys’ team. Some other people may believe that sports at younger ages should remain co-ed because boys and girls body types are still

Why girls and boys shouldn’t play sports together Boy and girls shouldn’t play the same sports together for several reasons. First, females might get more injuries than boys because some of them are more fragile. Next girls have some of their own sports like boys. Finally, people might get mad that girl’s are playing in boy’s sports.

Football should be allowed at the middle school level. For a school to have a team they need to have a medical personnel, up to date protection, and players should taught proper techniques. If the school can’t afford it don’t have a team.

Every year, thousands of people move to the United States from all over the world to play sports. According to the district they threatened to flunk sports down because they were rolling to cause financial problems and it would cut the cost of equipment. Therefore, schools should not have sports because they can cause district's financial problems, academic failures and students will not have the proper rooms to teach.

I still believe that they should not be allowed to play on the same team as boys for so many reasons Boys and girls should not play on the same sports team for one the girls are

Boys and girls In my opinion, boys and girls are unlikely involved in each others day-to-day playing. If there’s any teamwork involved, both the girls and boys try their best to put in efforts into teamwork so that they could succeed. In the film, Mad Hot Ballroom, there are differences and similarities between the female and the male fifth graders.

Every school across America requires something whether it’s a dress code, a certain test to get in to the school or participating in sports. While mandatory dress codes and entrance exams can be very beneficial to students, it is questionable whether they should be required to be a part of a sports team. There are many other potential activities that young people enjoy.

Before the birth of Title IX, there were 3 million boys playing sports and about 290,000 girls that participated in interscholastic sport. Once ten years passed the number jumped from 3.5 million boys and 1.2 million girls now participating. And bring that to present day, 2.8 million of 6 million participants are girls. Girls now participate in over 29 high school sports, few of them are, basketball, volleyball, track and field, soccer, and softball. aside from the improvements and the largely increased population of girls’ increased participation in sports, there are financial constraints. The budget for boys’ sports are larger than the girls’ sports activities. But an unfortunate side is that the significant cuts on both sides of the

Forcing a child to participle in a sport can have many negatives to everyone involved, not just the student would suffer. Consequently, the teams would deteriorate. Most schools want to win matches, games and tournaments. By taking the power of being able to cut people from teams results in the teams having an excess number of players on the team.

Coed facilities and sports should not be acceptable. We have separate restrooms, locker rooms, and sports based on gender to give us privacy and safety. It would be foolish, on our part, to mix genders together when the Lord our God has

Girls can play basketball ball like a boy can why not let them play on the boys team.