Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/École Poirier Elementary School
There are many occasions where an elementary school can meet the requirements of  (a factor of which is widespread recognition) to satsify more editors than not that it is notable enough for its own separate article.  The conventional justification as to why a high school is inherently notable, yet a primary school is  not be is not about the age of the students (an 18 year old is no more deserving of a good education than an 8 year old), but about the authority of the high school to grant a certificate or diploma.   is not a policy so much as it is a summary of the common outcome of the debates over schools.  As a matter of etiquette, elementary school articles that are part of a class lesson that introduces students to Wikipedia, tend not to get nominated immediately.  After a week, it's presumed that the class has moved on.  Finally, nobody opposes retaining ''information'' about an elementary school in some location.  Where the disagreement begins is in retaining that information in a separate article, rather than as part of a school district article.  Please note that if this were to be redirected, it means that one would click on a link to École Poirier Elementary School (or type it into the search box) and be transferred to an article that is not called "École Poirier Elementary School".  Nothing is lost, other than, perhaps, a small measure of school pride
— User:Mandsford, 21:31, 2 May 2010 (UTC)
Stance: comment
Cited policy: WP:GNG||WP:NHS (Wikipedia:Notability)