Co-op education.............?

Betsey Muehlbach: any credits you would be entitled to would be reported to you on the 1098 forms at year's end

Kate Baune: Mixed-sex education (also known as coeducation), is the integrated education of males and females in the same institution. The opposite situation is described as single-sex education. Most older institutions of higher education restricted their enrollment to a single sex at some point in their history, and since then have changed their policies to become coeducational.Co-ed (or coed) is the shortened adjectival form of "coeducation", and the word co-ed is sometimes also used, in the United States, as a noun to refer to a female student at a coeducational college or university. This usage reflects the historical process by which it was often female pupils who were admitted to schools originally reserved for boys, and thus it was them who were identified with its becoming "coeducational"....Show more

Eulah Hugill: http://en.wikipedia.org/wi! ki/Cooperative_educationThis will answer all your questions about co-op education (the other answer didn't understand your question!).Yes, they still do co-op education. Schools believe it is better to do the co-op education than to have students drop out of school. Check out the site, print out the information you need and take it to your counselor at school to see if it could work for you. Just remember, you have to have a job and go to that job after your morning classes. You receive high school credit for the hours you work, and you get paid for working! Be sure to ask your counselor if this program will affect the kind of high school diploma you receive - it might not work if you are college bound....Show more