Original sentence: Durnig the 2007-2008 school year, the school began to separate freshman classes from the higher grades
Edited sentence: And will it do any good.During the 2007-2008 school year, the Basha administrators began implementing a freshman-segregation policy on campus.Only time will tell.Still, there has been at least one benefit to the separation, despite the loss of freshman-hazing opportunities—the special schedule has decreased hall crowding and averted the many potential freshman-squishing casualties.Students can be heard expressing doubt that the freshman even exist, and rumors abound as to what will happen to them next year.Supposedly to help the freshman "adjust to high school life" and to ensure that they would be schooled in English and math every day (rather than every other day), the policy ensures that no upperclassman will ever see a freshman during the course of a normal day.The rare exceptions are mixed-grade classes; even then, the freshman, perhaps cowed by this separation policy, seem as detached as always.Will they suddenly shed their "unclean" status, or will they keep their segregated program