Talk:North Allegheny Senior High School
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[edit] Dr. Green Coverage
The North Allegheny Sucks Website information and the information about Dr. Patricia Green certainly belongs because it a) relates entirely to an article about North Allegheny and b) was covered and found legitimate by local news organizations as well as the Pennsylvania American Civil Liberties Union. If it's news-worthy and legitimate, and it relates to the article, it belongs.
[edit] ACLU Involvement Re: North Allegheny Sucks Website
The American Civil Liberties Union definitely became involved with the website, and as such that should be explored in the section. Removal of the bias against Dr. Green is certainly appropriate, however.
[edit] Elaboration about Dr. Green/NA Sucks Info
If you are researching the North Allegheny School District, you are entitled to more than a politically correct, hogwash article that presents no data about major controversies and issues that have afflicted the school district. Both were major events in the recent time, and as a result both situations were covered by the local media in various forms - online, on television, on the radio, and in print. That's a big deal, and is certainly related to an article specifically about the school district. If it was irrelevant, the media certainly would not have printed/broadcasted/published it.
[edit] Dr. Green Coverage
That is ok, however, there should not be anything that cast Dr. Green in a negative light, however, information on NA sucks is ok.
[edit] Removal of New Content in North Allegheny Sucks Website
This new content was irrelevant - this is an article about North Allegheny High School, not about the North Allegheny Sucks website. Make an article about that website if it's what you want to talk about. The basic information about the website is certainly relevant - it was covered by the various media outlets in the area, and it was a major controversy within the school/school district. However, this new content is too much and has thus been subsequently removed.
