Talk:Chambly Academy

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[edit] Evaluation of article

This is pretty sad. It may be forgivable, assuming that it was written by a 6th grader, but this is an encyclopedia, and quality standards must be maintained.

• First of all, where is this place? That should be in the first sentence of the article.
• Look over it for misspellings and other mechanical errors.

If you care about your article, take some pride in it, and clean it up. Unschool 04:51, 23 October 2005 (UTC)

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Source: http://www.chamblyacademy.rsb.qc.ca/index.html (The Official Website of Chambly Academy)

[edit] Comments on Chambly

Positive Comments about Chambly Academy/Chambly County High School:

1) Chambly has the some of the most beautiful green space (including St-Lambert Golf Course) of any school on the South Shore of Montreal.
2) Chambly is in St-Lambert one of the most quaint communities on the South Shore.