Talk:Travis Elementary School (Houston)

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Basis of article notability/for a separate article

For five reasons:

1. The story of Margaret Blackstone's efforts for the school garden was the basis of a lengthy University of Houston interview and a section of an article of Houston History Magazine
2. Carolyn Farb used the school's fundraising as an example of a successful program in one page of her book (the content is about a paragraph of five or six sentences long, which should be significant coverage)
3. The overall amount of info from the Houston Chronicle would put too much weight on Woodland Heights, Houston(an article about a neighborhood)
4. It would be too much for List of Houston Independent School District schools as that list has to keep track of hundreds of schools. Even if you divide that one alphabetically IMO it would still be too much.
5. It is considered to be historical in a Houston context (1908 is old in Houston standards)

WhisperToMe (talk) 22:41, 1 March 2017 (UTC)[reply]