:You are missing the point.  It has nothing to do what either of us know.  It has all to do with what we can show with established research.  Wikipedia is not the place to publish your original writing. (see WP:OR).  And apparently you didn't read the school article guidelines very well, because they clearly state that things of interest primarily to the town are not appropriate content.  They contain very specific information on what can and can't be included.  The purpose for that is to make an easier to use reference for the general public.  And as far as "your work" goes, it ceased being "your work" the moment you clicked the save button.  Any edit you ever make on Wikipedia can and will get changed by other editors.  It is the way the collaborative process works. If after reading the school article guidelines again you feel that there is some of the content that can be referenced to reliable sources and you wish to re-add it, start a discussion on the article's talk page about that.  Not trying to discourage you, but that is how it works.  Unfortunately, my home computer has failed and I am stuck on a library computer for a while.  When I am able, I will be happy to look at the content that was removed and try to find a way to save some of it with you.  will probably be a few days.  happy editing.