Knowledge talk:WikiProject Education in Canada/Archive2

2265:. I think that it might belong better under the colleges category, the reasoning being that the CEGEPs are a certain type of publicly funded college. Other private colleges offer comparable programs and are sometimes (inaccurately) called CEGEPs. So the confusion is between CEGEPs and other colleges, as opposed to between CEGEPs and other schools. Another idea that might help the categories match how readers think of the schools would be to have a category and list entitled something like "Colleges and CEGEPs in Quebec." If my understanding of the common usage is incorrect, however, please say so. 234:(being discussed) would be a definitive list of things that we know we want to do, and how to do them. For example, I tried to document how a typical elementary or high school article gets written up -- which templates we typically use, in what order we place them, what category to use, etc... The intent was to get the project to a state where any new editor who decides to join this afternoon can look through the project's main page, and instantly (relatively!) know what needs to be done, and the recommended approach. 1133:|principal= Name |assistant_principals= Name1, Name2 (deprecated, use "viceprincipal=") |viceprincipal= Name1 Name2 Name3 ... |administrator= Name |custodian= Name |staff= Total number of staff/faculty |enrollment= Number or Number (Year) or Number (Month Day Year) |enrollment_as_of= Year or Month Day Year |gradeK= kindergarten enrollment |grade1= grade 1 enrollment |grade2= grade 2 enrollment |...etc... |grade13= grade 13 enrollment 843:

type, grades, language. Then we have some fields that change every few years, but not necessarily every year: principal, vice, staff, trustee. And the 1 field which changes every year is the student enrollment. However, from when I first did the infobox template through now with Usgnus' recent re-write, we've always recommended a date or school year after the enrollment figure. For example (

1307:, I had some comments directly to me on removing the address and contact info as a safety issue - especially in elementary schools. I don't agree with that but I mention it as a concern of others. I think the address needs to be included. In the previous discussions on how to group schools (city, district, neighbourhood) I believe the location information is important to other wiki editors. 2768:, which has a "See also" link to a list which has exactly the same contents as the nav box, and is in a category of the same name (which has only one additional entry, for a total of four). So there are three nearly identical and redundant navigation and organization systems going on in one small article. Besides which, having a nav box for "Colleges in Canada's Territories" ( 1282:

are useless once changed (e.g. its mildly interesting a school used to have a much larger/smaller enrollment, its of no interest to note it used to have a different phone number). Address information, IMO, is important, as the location is one of the most important characteristics of a school, and some communities are so vast, merely naming the community isn't very specific. --

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us to handle disambiguation and other problems at the same time. I also believe the fact that we created an info box rather than writing the information as prose makes the article look lighter than it is. This concept that a school needs public notoriety to qualify seems bizare to me. Another project I am working on is Air Force Squadrons (example:

125:. So the tasks simply highlight some glaring holes. I could have broken them down to specific school boards for example, but I thought it was unecessary to do so since no-one is even available on a province-wide scale. If someone wants to step up and take a chunk of Alberta, then we'd modify the task to indicate which part(s) are still left. -- 2605:

highlights for me is that I wont be able to continue working on schools outside of the Kelowna area as I've been doing, since I'm unlikely to find in the library (for example) any newspaper articles on French schools back in Ontario. And like you, my first pass through the school zone is usually to create the standard

599:) and isn't first-hand information. The distinction may be harder to see for students like yourself still attending school. What I'd like to see is a school article that effectively makes use of several sections, so we can provide examples of decent non-stub school articles. Anyone know of such an article? -- 655:

How do we decide if and when we go ahead with this new proposal? (BTW, thanks to everyone who has commented so far!) Are there objections to having this proposal be the new project page? If so, please raise a new subsection here so it can be discussed, and hopefully addressed. If there are no big

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was to big (in my opinion) to have in the main article, let alone, to show at the bottom of every school for navigation. Also, I disagree that such navigation is useful. Two schools in the same district may be a great distance from each other, but a city may have many cases of adjacent schools from

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Don't feel responsible, Wakemp, he just happened to have stumbled onto a school zone you did prior to finding the other school zones. At the moment, I'm happy he didn't stumble upon the page that lists all of the BC school zones first, or there would be many more schools up for deletion. What this

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I also feel somewhat responsible as these are articles that I created. When collecting this information, I have found it easier to wikify it all at once and add it to articles. This leads to adding information in chunks over multiple schools - starting with the basic demographic data. It also forces

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is that anyone else can come along and just as easy say the opposite. So who do we believe? In this case, with the work that is going on especially with the recent contributors for BC schools, is also a matter of completeness. A large amount of work has gone into setting up the school boards, and

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Cégep should be written as CEGEP. This is also how I'm writing up French elementary schools and French high schools in Ontario and BC. I don't think we should be renaming instituations on Knowledge. If we renamed schools, it would make it harder for people to find articles. True, the change from

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A problem has recently crept into the infobox template. I'm just on my way to work this morning, so I have no time to track it down, but it looks like we now have 3 columns instead of 2 columns. The 3rd column is a blank empty column, just a few pixels wide. The religous affiliation line seems to

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that seem to do nothing but recommend items for deletion. It is my belief that any article tagged as part of this project should be enough to buy a couple months to see if we can draw editors but apparently not. So I might have to change how I am collecting my data and contributing it. To add to my

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Finally, since we decided on the CEGEP spelling, does it immediately follow that the name of every article should use that form regardless of how the institution uses it themself? Should the rest of the name follow the French form exactly including all the "de" and "du" etc? For example, CEGEP du

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My first thought would be that if you're using the French wikipedia as a source to guide you, then it may make sense to use the same divisions they've decided works best. You're the one who will be working on it -- you decide what is best. :) Document in the talk page here what you're proposing,

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My opinion is the school web site would probably better reflect the name people normally use. I'd go with the school web site name, but mention in the article that the official name of the school is perhaps slightly different. It may also make sense to create a redirection page from the "official

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will be converted into a footnote reference, ordered in sequence. If you cut-and-paste text around in the article, everything gets automatically renumbered correctly. As an added bonus, the links between the text and the reference seem to work correctly, which isn't always the case with the other

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I've tried various different ways to cite sources over the past few months, and haven't especially liked any of the systems we have available to us. Most are cumbersome, and when you insert text partway through an article (or infobox) you'd end up having to renumber everything, or trying to figure

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the source, which normally includes a url, date of the information, and date information was accessed; all out-of-the-way at the bottom of the article. But I realize that may be unrealitic at the moment (and I haven't been doing it myself). I personally dislike phone numbers, as they change *and*

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I understand this is a comment from someone who also believes the phone number should not be there, but on the other hand there obviously are people who think it should be there since it does exist in the template. I also understand that the purpose of the wiki is not the be a phone directory, but

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I wouldn't let recent nominations have any impact on what your doing. No such nomination (I recall) has results in a consensus to delete since about August last year, and even then, they were the exception. Generally, schools are deemed to be individually notable. Having said that, I prefer the

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Another strange problem that comes up when dealing with English versus French is capitilization in the article title. Articles and adjectives in French are never capitalized, while in English, it is perfectly valid to capitalize every word in a title. The thinking I used to deal with it is again

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Note that the enrollment is the only infobox field which is more-or-less guaranteed to be volatile from one year to the next. About half of the fields very rarely change; for example: address, url, phone number, district, colours, team name, religious affiliation, school id, motto, logo, funding

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Instead of adding blank or incomplete sections to the new project stating "Colleges and Universities", and then leaving those blank or incomplete, I think we need someone to champion the Canadian College and University topic, propose some templates, categories, best-use practice, etc..., and get a

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In regards to 'de-emphasize the univesities and colleges', I'm not sure what else to do. We don't have any suggestions as to how to format university articles, or templates to use, or how to break it down into manageable articles, etc... Note that there is a university and college project, which

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Rob brought up a good point about the last update date. It's not clear what it should represent. Is it the date that any information (other than the enrollment, which has its own date) in the infobox was updated (e.g. the principal's name, the phone number) or is it when the infobox was edited? I

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A thought: if we're having problems getting some of these unmaintainable lists deleted, it may make sense to simply turn the entire list article into a redirect to the appropriate category page. This way we don't have to fight our way through the deletion process. (I find it humourous that we

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Replying to various points above: I feel we should get by with just "last updated" for dates, for now. "Last updated" should probably go for being ambiguous. We definately need some sort of date, as we have to handle old information. Sometimes I write/edit a new article, but only have old

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I feel people should prioritize on articles with a good amount of independent verifiable information available (e.g. newspaper stories, etc...). That will usually mean a high school, but it may include more unique elementary schools (such as cases where there's controversy about them). For

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on a completely different tangent...any1 know the copyright laws/procedures for uploading pictures belonging to the school but approved by a teacher/the administration for encyclepedic purposes? because i could prob get some pics of my school off the media arts teacher....thx for answering

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page. For the past few months, we've been using the discussion page to communicate and the main project page has been more-or-less ignored. I think it is time the page was updated to reflect some of the new ways we're currently looking at the school and school board articles.

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that doesn't necessarily mean a phone number cannot be added to an infobox as a valid piece of information on the school in question. An article that would contain a 2-column table of schools and phone numbers for all BC schools, for example, could be speedy-deleted based on

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Has there been a discussion in the past about the inclusion of clubs and extracurricular activities on High School and Elementary School pages? For example, are just general lists of all the clubs and teams at a school permissible? It seems a bit unwieldy and unnecessary... -

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Thanks for taking on this large task. I'll try to help with some of the easier, but maybe tedious, tasks. As for your questions, for the categorization, I see no harm in matching the French wikipedia's scheme. And I don't see a need to rename any of the existing articles. --

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newspapers count? if so then the local paper has quite a few articles on the atheletics :D....i do not think that the music festivals have publications of winners...drama productions are almost always a first hand source? and math contests can be verified through their

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What I didn't want -- which is how I feel the current project page looks like now -- is a loose collection of information, some of which may be current, some of which is heavily out-of-date. For example, until recently, the main project page had the entire text of the

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Wouldn't it be easier to simply take a new picture of the school with a digital camera that you or a friend owns? Versus trying to find the forms and seek approval for a picture that someone else has taken? If you insist it has to be their picture you want, then see

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the schools, and it obviously is a work-in-progress. To have 35 articles nominated for deletion all of a sudden is a drawback, since people (like myself!) are drawn into AfD, and spending the afternoon voting for keep/delete instead of working on the articles. --

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This tells the readers that even though some of the infobox information was updated in 2006, the enrollment information is obviously from 2004. Would the enforcment of a date work for everyone? E.g., should we make the date mandatory otherwise not display the

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In the French wikipedia the lists of "enseignement collégial" are separated between CEGEPs, private subsidized colleges and private unsubsidized colleges. Is it useful to distinguish between the latter two, or is only public and private sufficient, as on the

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that we consider making a category for it, to place the relevant talk pages in their. Otherwise, we'll never be able to find the articles where its located. I find this rule rather perplexing, and I'm not sure of the benefit of the template at this point.

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I deprecated lastupdate= and added an optional footnotes= field. I also updated the docs to include enrollment_as_of in the basic usage. Finally, I moved affiliation higher in the box because it's a more general attribute than superintendent or trustee. --

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Yeah, that is one of the fields from the original infobox template I wish I hadn't carried over, or at least modified the meaning. If you forget about the field for a second, I think the best information we can provide to the readers of the articles is a

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Spreading my desire for organization beyond the bounds of Quebec, I propose that the categories, lists and nav boxes for Canadian colleges and universities be cleaned up. I don't yet have an opinion on how to do it, but here's the situation: we have a

636:. I think an article about how the grade 10 field hockey team lost yesterday's game against Main Street Secondary School is likely to result in the entire school article winding up on AfD, even if it there was an article about it in the local paper. -- 1395:. The article isn't done yet -- I'm still trying to figure out how to deal with the 500+ schools that I'd like to somehow list -- but the top part of the article, which includes a new infobox, contains many references that were done this way. -- 2505:, rather than the quality of the articles. I was hoping to create as basic framework for all the BC schools and then slowly fill in with additional data. I believe that once an entry is there we can attract editors. If the proposition is only 2772:) doesn't make a lot of sense and seems a bit organizationally desperate. Why would someone reading about Yukon College need instant access to a link to a college in Nunavut, whose only similarity is how the region it's in is governed? 2463:

I have been placing the tags on the elementary schools because it seems that elementary schools are generally considered non-notable. I will stop placing the AfD tags on the schools for now until I see what the consensus is on them.

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the templates, thinking that was the right way to do it. If I may say, I think Usgnus' position is clear on this topic. I think I'm on the fence, seeing that there definitely is a benefit to having the capability of clicking on

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would still have the school board, trustees, religious affiliation, language, grades, funding type, etc..., but after that would be the volatile and semi-volatile information that represents a school year. See mock-up on the

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Hmmm. Didn't know we had such large school districts! Ok, how about we reword it to indicate a preference for the navboxes when applicable, and then can list exception cases where that doesn't work and possible solutions.

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So, getting back to the field, we have something called "last updated", which may or may not reflect what the readers want to know. Personally, I think it might make sense to drop the field from the template because:

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School boards typically have a single single official name, and the articles are typically named as the school board. One province -- British Columbia -- has a uniform naming convention, which is discussed on the

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version. At the same time, I'd also archive the discussion page and start a new one. Nothing gets deleted during the archive -- we'd still have access to any old discussion should we need to look something up.

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If the school board's web site and the school's web site differ in the name of a school, prefer the one that people commonly use. Schools at times will be known under a slightly different name than the

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banner, I don't think that adds much since it is really only the enrollment that changes year over year (as already stated above). If we wanted a school year section we would need more info to go in it.

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my concern is....should we really be disclosing staff names? and wouldn't athletics fall under extra-curriculars? and is it feasible to talk about the departments w/out mentioning teacher's names?

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I believe it's tied to the size of the school, and High Schools and above are inheritently larger, and thus have ties to notability, such as a famous person who may have gone to the school.

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says. The one part that I'm not clear on is the concept of "owning" a task. What's that mean? For instance "AB schools" is listed, but I can't see how one person can "own" that task. --

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When we create articles on Knowledge, what should we do? There are several questions here, which I'll note below. Here are some examples to work with from the school board web site:

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I was trying to stay away from commenting on the people that are recommending articles for deletion but it is an issue we may need to address. There are a large number of users on

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use subst, unless it is a template that breaks when substituted. This is available in several places on Knowledge. Here is the most direct quote I could find in the shortest time

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Some provinces and territories also have their own navigation boxes. And then, of course, are the various categories. The extent of the redundancy can be seen in, for example,

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imbeded within, and the original author's idea was that each school would reproduce the entire template (subst:Infobox Education in Canada) instead of referencing the template.

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Expand out the common abbreviations (HS, Jr, Sr, CI, SS, etc.) but for the rest of the name, use the official name if it well-used; otherwise use the most well-used name. --

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telling the reader "this infobox is current as of the 2004-2005 school year", or "the 2005-2006 school year". This would give a general idea of the accuracy of the infobox.

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Only add what is relevant or notable enough to be put in the article. Take only the headings that apply to the specific school article, not all. And also remember

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I don't expect it to be perfect right off the bat. But what I'd like to do, if enough people are OK with it as a starting point, is to archive the current existing

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Here is another suggestion, or possible solution to the problem. We could put a new banner line in the infobox to represent the school year, and move all of the

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instance, a special purpose (or charter) school, may get enough special attention/coverage, warranting getting an article before a more typical high school. --

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In case an article already exists for a different school with the same name, the location of both schools should follow the names in parentheses. For example:

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You are correct, an entire province is large to have as a task. However, at the moment we only have coverage for 3 provinces and 0 territories according to

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who is tagging all these pages for deletion. Note left at the users page. If you come across a page so tagged please add your comments to the deletion log.

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and some provinces have separate college and university lists and some have combined. There's a list for universities in Canada but not for colleges. On

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I just wanted to point out that the two users who tagged Canadian and Australian schools for deletion each have been registered less than one month. --

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Again if we decide the titles can/should contain abbreviations, does the English language say we should have spaces between the letters? Should it be

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I agree that the date updated in the info box is problematic. If it can't be used consistently then we should drop it. As for the idea of adding a

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Abbreviations in the school name -- such as A. Y. Jackson -- contain periods after the letter and a blank space after each period. For example:

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to see how they're named. Typically, we've been using the school board name or the school board abbreviation, immediately followed by the word

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concern, some of these folks are trying to gain Adminship. In addition to participating here we need to encourage people to vote in

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My opinion is the first two don't matter since the abbreviations would be replaced with the full words. In the case of names like

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there are a lot of links to "main articles" with redundant or slightly different lists, which are organized in different ways.

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section 6. But listing a phone number within an article's infobox does not turn the entire article into a phone directory. --

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Each school board navbox is a new template that needs a unique name. When you need to create a new navbox, look through the

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out if it all matches up correctly. Last night, I wrote my first article using the new footnote system, and found it worked

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interesting reading for suggestions of which to use; maybe it can guide us? It's also worth considering other countries:

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Regardless, I've updated the project page to link to the two big deletion blocks (35 schools proposed for deletion):

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I've seen some edits (presumably from students) including their clubs and teams in the school distriptions. Example:

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1. History 2. Academics 3. Athletics 4. Departments 5. Staff 6. ...need more examples of section headings

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Here is what I propose adding to the project as a new section inserted between 5) Participants and 6) Structure:

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Proper names may or may not be abbreviated depending on how the name is commonly used. Two opposite examples:

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Clarification requested:Is the suggestion that notability tied to the grade level or the size of the school?

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That is what I plan on doing in the meantime until there is an indication that the other articles can stay.

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If the official name of the school is well-used, use that; otherwise go with the most well-used name. --

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does deal with all of this stuff. This is why I wanted to distance ourselfs somewhat from C & U. --

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related to how someone who knows an instituations name would likely look it up. For example, we have

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Thats a good point. Subst just makes them harder to change and to find (with "What links here?"). --

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objections, when would people be OK with me archiving the current project page and the talk page? --

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Since many of the entries are still very minimal - I wouldn't want to discourage the contributions.

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I'd like to work on organizing the CEGEPs and colleges of Quebec. At the moment there are both a

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cannot get the pages we want deleted, while at the same time we have school articles on AfD.) --

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editors are not using it consistently (not the editors' fault -- the field is vague in meaning)

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think we need to update the template or at least the instructions on the template page. --

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schools should be in Knowledge then we have a bigger problem - precedent not withstanding.

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have lines extending out into the 3rd column -- maybe it is the cause? Note this school:

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would be the article name, but in the article, you might have a phrase such as: "...is a

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I think the name of the article should reflect the name of the school. The usage of the

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is a good thing to keep and we should continue to recommend that editors use this field.

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Expand all common abbreviations in the school's name. For example, a school known as

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I wouldn't bother putting a list of clubs or sport teams into stub articles. It look

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I've now added this to the project, including a new bullet point on French names. --

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I think Canadian Universities and Colleges fall under this project. It is Education.

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WikiProject Universities is aims to standardize coverage of Universities and colleges

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for subsequent ones. I did not know about the "references-small" class, however. --

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Looking at the school web site (versus looking at the school board), the names are

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Note that the proposed project changes were moved into place tonight. This is the

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Knowledge:Templates for deletion/Log/2006 June 13#Template:Infobox Canadian School

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The major argument for deletion appears to be the non-notability of schools under

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Knowledge:WikiProject Education in Canada#School articles at risk of being deleted

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Working on the school pages for BC, following the discussion here - I have a user

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web site, I see that many of the schools have abbreviations in the school names:

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project, but if you'd like to propose a new category, look through the existing

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There are several small inconsistencies in the naming of categories used by the

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discussion going on the talk page. Once we know what we want with the C&U,

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Vieux Montréal for the institution that calls itself Cégep du Vieux Montréal?

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fields into that section. Our current infobox looks like the one on the left.

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I am now concerned we are going to have to go throught this fight every time.

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ah yes...that is ideal...only drawback is the shoddiness of my digi cam...:P

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Here are the questions for which I'd like us to have standardized answers:

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as a redirect to the former, and then two articles about the same school:

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was to subst'ed. There are over 350 talk pages with the non-subst tag. --

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information. I think the ultimate solution for dates, is to have proper

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Great, thanks. I rearranged and created new categories, so now we have

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I don't think we need to de-emphasize the universities and colleges. --

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If we decide the article titles can/should contain abbreviations, does

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A very nice and relatively simple way to cite the source of information

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There is more than the enrollment that makes up the school year. From

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school name. Consider whether or not a redirection page is necessary.

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There are several guidelines to help name school articles. They are:

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Should the article title contain the abbreviation, or the full name?

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Template talk:Infobox University#Professional students and addresses

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I didn't know that. In that case, I suggest, if we continue use of

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we add it to the project page or spin off a related sibling project

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I personally believe elementary and middle schools aren't notable.

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One more thing...you'll note the comment you link to above on how

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field, and schools that are done with the new method would ignore

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We don't have a choice. The Wiki rule is that talk page template

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I personally believe elementary and middle schools aren't notable

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is more commonly known and recognized as the famous painter than

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One more thing ... the address is not in the Contact section. --

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to see how other provinces or territories are using categories.

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section to specifically state the the templates should never be

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and we'll make sure it gets documented in the project page. --

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which discusses the templates regularly used in this project.

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I think we should just get rid of the date altogether like in

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talk pages? How often do you need to substitute a template on

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reference templates I've tried. My test last night was with

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has not gathered any support or replies in the past month. --

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As for the contact section, note that your previous example,

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proper names should reflect the common usage; for example,

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Need some support (or opposition if you disagree) here:

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well. There are 2 pages you need to be familiar with:

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Ok, here is more info on using 'subst' for talk pages:

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for the new project. The old project has been archived

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I'm just waiting for someone to write an article about

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I don't support the address and telephone number fields

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Are there spaces between the letters in abbreviations?

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templates on talk pages. Combined with the sentence "

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As part of wikipedia's vandal patrol, and when using

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Template:Infobox Canadian School listed for deletion

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the different districts (e.g. separate/public). --

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Jackson Secondary School (disambiguation) 575:in the structure section there are suggestions 2324:Category:Private subsidized colleges in Quebec 1004: 909: 18:Knowledge talk:WikiProject Education in Canada 2777:Knowledge:Categories, lists, and series boxes 1182:and change the template to no longer show it. 214:may be a better place to discuss C&U. -- 8: 2781:List of colleges and universities by country 2658:for getting the banner on the project page. 2074:list of existing Canadian education navboxes 1855:list of school districts in British Columbia 2201:Without having tried it, I think this line: 1033: 1010: 998: 985: 975: 970: 915: 903: 890: 880: 875: 773:I'm specifically worried about the list at 53:A brand new Wikiproject Education in Canada 2490:. Please visit and state your opinion. -- 2424:École Élémentaire Catholique Des Pionniers 2416:École élémentaire catholique des Pionniers 1848:Names of school boards or school districts 488:. All examples are used without subst. -- 39:, and the old talk page has been archived 1857:. For other provinces, look through the 1479:BTI (Business & Technical Institute?) 1343:Blah blah blah blah, with 15,000 students 1086:field defined would continue to show the 405:", I take this to mean we're supposed to 64:Knowledge:WikiProject Education in Canada 2261:that the CEGEP category should be under 2031:A. Y. Jackson Secondary School (Toronto) 1981:Alexander Young Jackson Secondary School 1659:A. Y. Jackson Secondary School (Toronto) 558:has 558, so the CBE is not that big. -- 2684:Well, that was a big waste of time. -- 2035:A. Y. Jackson Secondary School (Ottawa) 1965:would be turned into an article called 230:Here is what I was thinking: that the 2320:Category:Government colleges in Quebec 2108:) are named after the project's name, 1692:Should abbreviations contains periods? 1412:<ref name="enrollment_stats" /: --> 1378:<div class="db-cmVmZXJlbmNlcw": --> 829:...and instead promote the use of the 821:readers can easily mistake the meaning 397:, we're constantly reminded to always 2380:and instead create an article called 1519:"AY Jackson SS" doesn't even mention 7: 2670:Here we go. AfD closed today, with 2451:Special:Contributions/Danielrocks123 2189:Yeshivat Or Chaim & Ulpanat Orot 2177:Template:Infobox Education in Canada 1564:Albert Campbell Collegiate Institute 1407:<ref name="enrollment_stats": --> 434:talk pages because of vandalism? -- 2829:, the first school on the list. -- 1867:Category:School districts in Canada 1670:name" to the commonly-used name. -- 504:Decisions from previous discussions 162:Should have added the link to it: 81:page, and then replace it with the 1988:Pierre Elliott Trudeau High School 758:Gordon Greenwood Elementary School 252:Canadian Colleges and Universities 212:Knowledge:WikiProject Universities 164:Knowledge:WikiProject Universities 24: 2793:Afd: List of schools in Canada: A 1410:for the first instance, and then 2594:Feeling a little frustrated now! 2062:comprehensive list of categories 1386:That's it. So each instance of 853:Enrollment 380 (September 2004) 70:Please have a look at it here: 2748:College/university organization 2372:Cégep to CEGEP isn't much of a 2088:Some of our templates (such as 498:I've removed the references to 443:I never differentiated between 89:Let me know what you think. -- 62:I re-wrote a large part of the 2759:List of universities in Canada 2428:École Secondaire Confédération 2420:École secondaire Confédération 2039:A. Y. Jackson Secondary School 2015:A. Y. Jackson Secondary School 2004:A. Y. Jackson Secondary School 1977:A. Y. Jackson Secondary School 1799:A. Y. Jackson Secondary School 1746:A. Y. Jackson Secondary School 1653:as an article on the painter, 1637:Using the example above, does 1515:spelled slightly differently: 1: 2041:can be used as a redirect to 2019:A.Y. Jackson Secondary School 1803:A.Y. Jackson Secondary School 1726:A.Y. Jackson Secondary School 1587:Central Etobicoke High School 1576:Centrak Etobicoke High School 1525:, it becomes "A. Y. Jackson" 1459:Looking through the official 1455:Abbreviations in school names 1393:Toronto District School Board 981:123 Main Street, TO, Ontario 886:123 Main Street, TO, Ontario 486:WP:TTALK##WikiProject notices 2674:for both set of schools. -- 2473:If you check the history at 2008:A Y Jackson Secondary School 1744:, I believe it would become 1582:My opinion is split in two: 1082:Schools that don't have the 666:Anytime is fine with me. -- 2827:A Best Class Driving School 2312:Category:Colleges in Quebec 2251:Category:Colleges in Quebec 2093:Infobox Education in Canada 2037:. The original article at 1834:Proposed: Naming convention 1807:AY Jackson Secondary School 1722:AY Jackson Secondary School 1663:AY Jackson Secondary School 1122:Infobox Education in Canada 240:Infobox Education in Canada 208:List of colleges in Ontario 166:, where the title states: 2852: 2770:Template:Can-terr-colleges 2290:List of colleges in Quebec 2263:Category:Schools in Quebec 2247:List of colleges in Quebec 2237:CEGEP/college organization 2208:...need to be changed to: 2185:Earl Haig Secondary School 2103:Navbox Education in Canada 1473:CI (Collegiate Institute?) 1408:{{cite ... }}</ref: --> 845:L’école Brodeur (Richmond) 775:Thornhill Secondary School 718:Clubs and Extracurriculars 531:Calgary Board of Education 264:Use of subst on talk pages 2834:20:42, 16 June 2006 (UTC) 2817:19:55, 16 June 2006 (UTC) 2806:17:00, 16 June 2006 (UTC) 2788:23:01, 15 June 2006 (UTC) 2743:20:07, 13 June 2006 (UTC) 2724:09:06, 14 June 2006 (UTC) 2714:00:41, 14 June 2006 (UTC) 2704:00:23, 14 June 2006 (UTC) 2689:18:09, 19 June 2006 (UTC) 2679:18:06, 19 June 2006 (UTC) 2663:00:39, 16 June 2006 (UTC) 2633:23:38, 15 June 2006 (UTC) 2614:16:27, 14 June 2006 (UTC) 2600:15:09, 14 June 2006 (UTC) 2579:23:59, 13 June 2006 (UTC) 2565:22:50, 13 June 2006 (UTC) 2552:22:47, 13 June 2006 (UTC) 2542:22:39, 13 June 2006 (UTC) 2524:23:41, 13 June 2006 (UTC) 2514:22:28, 13 June 2006 (UTC) 2495:18:40, 13 June 2006 (UTC) 2482:17:44, 13 June 2006 (UTC) 2469:17:30, 13 June 2006 (UTC) 2458:17:13, 13 June 2006 (UTC) 2435:15:36, 12 June 2006 (UTC) 2401:15:21, 12 June 2006 (UTC) 2359:23:15, 11 June 2006 (UTC) 2348:23:05, 11 June 2006 (UTC) 2335:17:25, 12 June 2006 (UTC) 2302:15:21, 12 June 2006 (UTC) 2282:15:21, 12 June 2006 (UTC) 2169:16:24, 12 June 2006 (UTC) 1992:P. E. Trudeau High School 1003: 980: 908: 885: 384:is best NOT subst'ed. -- 268:Plus, I didn't know that 138:Colleges and universities 2569:The problem with saying 2445:AfD tags on School pages 2231:15:43, 9 June 2006 (UTC) 2220:15:38, 9 June 2006 (UTC) 2196:15:26, 9 June 2006 (UTC) 2158:08:10, 9 June 2006 (UTC) 2121:Canadian School District 1828:23:12, 8 June 2006 (UTC) 1814:21:59, 8 June 2006 (UTC) 1767:23:11, 8 June 2006 (UTC) 1753:21:59, 8 June 2006 (UTC) 1733:21:59, 8 June 2006 (UTC) 1686:23:15, 8 June 2006 (UTC) 1675:21:59, 8 June 2006 (UTC) 1627:23:33, 8 June 2006 (UTC) 1616:21:59, 8 June 2006 (UTC) 1449:18:51, 8 June 2006 (UTC) 1419:18:44, 8 June 2006 (UTC) 1400:18:22, 8 June 2006 (UTC) 1339:. 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