Deletion of Peru Elementary School District 124

Comment: It appears to me that this article attracted the nominator's attention because of the article creator's involvement with the article Vector Marketing. This is an unfortunate accusation of guilt by association. There is no reason to think that this school district has any relationship with multilevel marketing, and there is nothing about this article that should have caused it to be singled out for deletion from amongst the 200+ articles in :Category:School districts in Illinois or the couple of thousand articles in :Category:School districts in the United States. Indeed, in terms of content quality and sourcing, the article (which now cites at least three different third-party sources) is among the better school district articles I've seen in my sampling of those categories. Don't think I'm encouraging deletion of other school-district articles (and note that my comments above are about the notability of school districts, in general). An established ommon outcomes|common outcome for articles about nonnotable public elementary schools is to merge and redirect the article to the school district article -- that would become awfully hard to do if there were a mass-deletion of school district articles
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Comment: There is no automatic presumption of notability of grade school districts, only for high schools (Wikipedia:Notability (high schools)), of which some are single-school districts titled with their district rather than school name.  However, Peru #124 has been around since 1840 and has had at least 4 schools (Northview, Parkside, Washington, and defunct Roosevelt); it can probably pass  and  based on multiple in-depth news articles, what with all the coverage that school establishments and their referendums generate, though that isn't in the article yet
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Cited policy: Wikipedia:Notability (WP:GNG||WP:ORG)