Talk:DeBakey High School for Health Professions
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The article contradicts itself. One sentence says that there has never been a dropout, and the next says that only half of the entering class graduates. I'm not sure exactly what the writer was trying to say, so I will change it for now.
Most of the students that leave HP do not "dropout" of school, but rather change to a different high school. So, although only half of the students stay at DeBakey, there are very few that are actually leave school for good. I don't think HISD counts these student transfers as dropouts. Emm 01:33, 15 February 2007 (UTC)
does this school help with coolledge
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Houston WP assessed this as a B-Class article. I think its start class. There is no references, which i would consider essential for a B class article. The article isnt even nearly complete, which it should be. So start it is. Low importance, little notability. Twenty Years 02:54, 2 September 2007 (UTC)
