A history of the phenomenon of girls' school in America is accompanied by the author's personal account of building a school that celebrates the benefits of single-sex education, an insightful overview of the modern-day debate over single-sex education, profiles of girls' school across the country, and interviews with alumnae about their experiences.
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Ilana DeBare helped found the Julia Morgan School for Girls in Oakland, California. She was also a reporter for the San Francisco Chronicle and The Sacramento Bee.
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