In most schools, boys have priority to take science because it is believed that science is too difficult for girls. Fewer than 17% of girls can take high school science, but, at The School of St Jude’s new secondary campus for girls, every girl takes science every year (grades 7-12). When a girl takes science at St Jude, she is able to pass her national exams and possibly attend university on scholarship for a science or medical degree. The bias against girls is removed and the entire community benefits.