Talk:St. Peter Catholic High School

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Removing the "Alumni Section": -I removed the reference on Monday November 8, 2010 to Keshia Chante being an alumni. To begin with, as she was the only one listed, it would have been more correct to refer to her as an "alumna" or "alumnus"; but notwithstanding the grammatical technicalities, to my knowledge she had not actually graduated. Most definitions of "alumni" refer to those who have received a degree or diploma from an institution, be it college or high school. If someone wants to re-add a link to this knowledge under "Interesting Facts" or something along those lines, then I wouldn't have an objection.

-As to the concept of an Alumni section generally, I see no real issue with it except the tremendous difficulty in researching this data... The school has only had graduates since 1992 - so even it's oldest graduates figure only to be in their late 30s or early 40s. It's unlikely that many of them have, at this juncture, gone on to do great things; and even if they have, the odds of being able to verify they were students independently of their volunteering the information might be a challenge. —Preceding unsigned comment added by 99.234.118.115 (talk) 21:47, 8 November 2010 (UTC)

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