Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Lewisville High School
There are no school notability guidelines with any meaningful consensus, so other criteria have to be used.  This article meets  and can surely grow into one that meets  from what is there.  I just spent an hour adding an infobox and straigtening up (when I should ahve been sleeping, thank you very much), but was unable to add much in the way of independent sources--not because there aren't any, but because there are too many Google hits to go through--more than 13,000 for '"Lewisville High School" texas'.  The local papers don't seem to keep stories in open archives long, but there's lots of sports and band stuff and a $200 million local bond issue for the school district (hmmm... do you think that some independent sources may have written something about that?).  The high school is over 100 years old, has changed campuses three or more times, and has over 3000 students.  It needs local editors to find sources for encyclopedic information that they already know of or to do more focussed searched for what they know must be there.  I'm sure that the story of its growth and the development of the other four high schools in the district must be incredibly boring, compared to, say, Japanese football, but the simple solution to a strong personal aversoin to school articles is to click the random article button and read up on the Pokemon character or 1950s soap opera or whatever. This article should have been tagged some other way to ask for cleanup or citations.  Is is very annoying to have to do crisis managment like this whenever a high school gets put on AfD with no prior effort to improve things
— User:Hjal, 08:04, 6 February 2007 (UTC)
Stance: keep
Cited policy: WP:V||WP:N (Wikipedia:Verifiability)