Talk:Miss Porter's School
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You may want to consider upgrading this article to conform to Wikipedia:WikiProject Schools. Davodd 08:04, Feb 24, 2004 (UTC)
An upgrade is essential, since the article as it exists now is poor. I am an alumna, and I am embarrassed by it. Either the Sarah Porter site should be merged with it, or the information about Porter should be largely confined to her own article. The material regarding the archives is unnecessary, since information about that is unlikely to be of interest to people merely seeking facts about the school. If they wish to know about the archives, they can and should go to the official website. I can't say that I consider the endowment campaign to be of great relevance either. Perhaps some qualified individual at the school should retool this article completely, noting, in particular, the repetitions and inconsistencies in the list of alumnae. (Is Edie Bouvier Beale really a notable alumna, notwithstanding the Broadway show? I don't agree.)68.72.106.114 22:37, 14 July 2007 (UTC)
