[CO- 3 a: of U. S. origin.] Education of the two sexes together in school or college.
1874. E. H. Clarke, Sex in Educ., 123. In these pages, co-education of the sexes is used in its common acceptation of identical co-education.
1874. S. W. Higginson, ibid. 37. Any physiologist opposed to co-education.
Hence Co-educational a.
1881. Williamsport (Pa.) Sun & Banner, VIII. No. 3. 1. It is a co-educational school.