Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Christian Educational Consortium
Wikipedia's "presumed notable" is not "inherently notable" and is not absolute; it doesn't override .  This article has zero citations; and it was founded in 2001 (so entirely within the world wide web era) yet I can't easily find independent, significant coverage on the web.  So even if it were something that Wikipedia usually "presumes" notable, it's rebutted by the utter lack of .  |Notability is not inherited, so an "association" with some other institution is not sufficient, and it seems like the "association" is that they happen to be allowed some rooms in the "Louisville Education and Conference Center", an Indiana Wesleyan satellite office building 3 hours(!) away from campus, in a different state, mostly used for adult education and also "available for use as conference space by area businesses and organizations."  (For completeness, even though it should be moot, an analysis about whether this is really a school by any normal definition: Their website claims "school" and "blended learning|blended education" and "attend traditional academic classes" without explaining what they think would count as any of that.  But, as Meters mentions above, when it comes down to dealing with outsiders, this "school" changes its tune: They tell parents to send a letter to the public school board saying that "we will home school our children" and "our school is located in our home" and referring to the parents as "the school administration" for federal law purposes.  I can't find any evidence on the website that their graduations or diplomas are recognized, and the word "accreditation" appears in literally only one place on the website, dealing with dual-enrollment classes at the University of Louisville
— User:Closeapple, 22:52, 7 August 2019 (UTC)
Stance: delete
Cited policy: WP:GNG||WP:SIGCOV||WP:NOTINHERITED (Wikipedia:Notability)