Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Maryville High School
alternative standard? Just use a similar standard for schools as we use for people or even better corporations and companies. Are they run-of-the-mill, or are they exceptional? Are there multiple non-trivial references in secondary, major publications ()? Taking this school as an example: the only reason I can see for keeping it are the School championships. Having a unique mascotte is quite trivial. Now, I can't find a source for e.g. the wrestling titles, so I can't judge if this is true, and how important this is. And this is a problem with many school articles I have supported the deletion of: either they have no non-trivial info at all, or it is all unreferenced and stays so even after asked for verification. As  clearly says, it is up to those wanting to keep something (either a claim or a whole article) to provide references, not for those wanting to delete it.  So in general, my school standards are a combination of ,  and the general idea of . Satisfactory
— User:Fram, 19:17, 30 October 2006 (UTC)
Stance: comment
Cited policy: WP:V||WP:V||WP:NOT||WP:V||WP:CORP (Wikipedia:Verifiability)