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More Hiroshima schools opt for coeducation to keep student numbers up

The Japan Times·No Author·22 days ago
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Students from the Hiroshima Institute of Technology Senior High School's dance club learn from each other's dance styles.

Students from the Hiroshima Institute of Technology Senior High School's dance club learn from each other's dance styles. | CHUGOKU SHIMBUN

More private secondary schools in the city of Hiroshima have become coeducational in recent years.

Shintoku Girls’ High School in the city’s Minami Ward is the latest such example, having announced its plan to become a coed school in April next year.

Amid the chronically low birth rate in Japan, the schools hope to secure a stable number of students by broadening the pool of entrance exam takers.

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