Talk:Western Technical-Commercial School

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[edit] Note to ALL Western Tech Students, You can help add to this article

This article is in the works, but I'm still researching. If you have any interesting facts about western tech, please post here.Delta Spartan 05:36, 23 April 2006 (UTC)

I think I'm the only student from the school to EVER see this wiki post, I'll be adding stuff later on. User: Ghiu June 1, 2006

[edit] Not following NPOV rules

The following excerpt has been remove from the main article because of it's high bias and does not of high quality:


[edit] Criticism

Most students disagree with many of the dress code policies which the school has adopted. They include wearing a lanyard in which a student photo identification card is attached. These policies are to prevent intruders from entering the school but are arguably ineffective as many students who forget or misplace their lanyards are sent home rather than actual intruders and many intruders who enter the school are not caught because many students do not wear their lanyards making intruders seem like any other student. However, the cards remain standard issue as administrators have not yet realised the inefectiveness of the lanyards.

Many schools in the TDSB have a reputation as having lower standards and expectations as others, Western being one of them. This would explain the 99.7% average that Gregory Chambers received.

As stated earlier, it is one of a handful of Toronto public schools to have a gifted/enriched program, but the program is considered to be not extensive enough by some as some specific courses are not offered widely enough in the senior grades and thus, students may have to take academic courses.


I remind the users that have written the above segment that Wikipedia is not a vehicle for your anti-lanyard agenda, the criticism of the administration, remarks about poor performance and excessive mentioning of high marks. Taylor 06:34, 19 December 2006 (UTC)