Talk:Honey Creek Middle School

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[edit] Four-star

I was curious about what exactly a "four-star" -- or, as the school itself said, "four star" -- school was and so went to the school's website for an explanation. Well, they are "proud to be named" one, but they don't say who named them that or what it means. I expect it's obvious if you happen to be an executive at this type of school, but not for the rest of the world; it certainly doesn't mean the same thing as a four-star hotel, for instance. Therefore, I've deleted it until someone cares to provide an explanation and, probably, a neutral citation as to how the stars are achieved. Accounting4Taste 21:35, 6 July 2007 (UTC)

its about the standardized testing for indiana, four stars is the highest rating