co-educate

See also: coeducate

English

Etymology

From co- +‎ educate.

Verb

co-educate (third-person singular simple present co-educates, present participle co-educating, simple past and past participle co-educated)

1. To educate children of both sexes together.
   • 2005, Chris Gaine, Rosalyn George, Gender, 'Race' and Class in Schooling: A New Introduction, page 132:

     Fiercely academic and successful, these schools, arguably, had resisted the 'egalitarian' impulse to co-educate and were providing a space where girls could aspire to be doctors, mathematicians and politicians.

Translations

to instruct or train

• Welsh: cydaddysgu