Talk:Westminster Academy (Tennessee)
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[edit] Disambiguation
We might want to disambiguate this article because there is a school of some repute with the exact same name in South Florida: http://wacad.edu/ -- This previously unsigned comment was left by User:BHC on 04:28, 8 April 2006
[edit] ben ferguson
As a teacher at WA, I have no problem with putting the info on Ben Ferguson on this page since he has graciously referred to us on his own page. If you have a problem with it, create a separate section for it; but as we are a young school, we ought to at least have a section for alumni who are referred to other Wikipedia articles. If B.F. (or his supporters) is proud enough of his school to promote us on his own page, then we should do likewise. - A. Black
A page has been added for notable WA folks.
[edit] References
This article is not sufficiently referenced per Wikipedia:Citing sources and WikiProject Schools. From the latter:
- References — Provide verifiable reliable sources of information about the school, that are independent of the school itself. This may include newspaper and magazine articles on the school. For private schools, an accreditation body or government source should be provided to show the organization is a legitimate school. An article should not rely solely on what its subject has to say about itself (as with any article in Wikipedia). If a resource is online (which is ideal) consider that potential it will go offline (newspaper's often allow free reading only for recent stories) and provide sufficient information that the story could still be found (author, publication, full article title, date, etc). See Wikipedia:Footnotes the technical details of how to do this in a standard format.
Until this issue has been addressed, the citation tag should remain. --Zantastik talk 00:59, 3 September 2006 (UTC)
