Talk:Weir High School

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This article gives a a straightforward and easy to follow. The organization is clear as well. In particular I like the "Report Card" section, which gives a great up-to-date snapshot of the school.

The part about bachelors' degrees and masters' degrees is a little confusing. I also think it would be helpful to link a few other words. I think photos of the school would be helpful, but I know he was having trouble with copyright issues. Okeland (talk) 20:13, 18 November 2010 (UTC)[reply]

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Article is clearly written and well-organized. It covers extensively all issues related to the HS at this time. Great job! Is it possible to include a bit more about the history of the school? Did you try google books? I came up with a few things there that might be relevant. I searched "weirton high school" which gave me, among other things, a Life magazine article from 1937 about Mr. Weir which looks like it has good info in it. It also seems (I'm not sure) that it was called Central High School in Weirton so, if that is true, be sure to look that up as well. I think that expanding on the history section would really round out the entry. It also seems really important to add that history to the school page -- the history of Weirton is great and more about the school is appropriate. Nice work overall! I look forward to reading what you find out more on the history. Radavis147 (talk) 17:14, 26 November 2010 (UTC)[reply]