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Controversies section

The entire controversies section is highly unclear and has no real meaning, as well as no real sources. (not to mention the completely false last sentece). I will eliminate the entire section if it is not changed within a week, and I will eliminate the last sentence immediately —Preceding unsigned comment added by Ungoliantii (talk • contribs) 04:53, 9 October 2008 (UTC)[reply]

I agree. Wikipedia's standard is Wikipedia:Verifiability, not "truth". If someone wants to make a claim that CCHS students generate more underage consumption tickets, they need to cite the specific source text that says so. And the last sentence was obviously vandalism — as per Wikipedia:Biographies of living persons, unsourced defamation against specific living people is to be immediately removed on sight. As for the graduation statistics, that can also can be removed as unverified by reliable sources. Very unfortunately, this private high school apparently is not publicizing its academic performance — which seems unusual for a 400-student high school, to put it nicely. The high school's website has space for an online store and "giving opportunities" but no academic results? Yikes! That fact might meet verifiability in itself. --Closeapple (talk) 15:35, 9 October 2008 (UTC)[reply]

Based on this document -> http://www.blmcchs.org/info/pdfs/CentralSpeaker/ClassOf2009CollegeList.pdf Of the 95 graduates in 2009 all are attending college, with over 85% attending a four year university. Hope that clears up some of the misinformation.

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I added a Citations Needed tag because for an article this size, with an infobox, it needs more references. Jakeable (talk) 19:35, 2 November 2013 (UTC)[reply]