Talk:Skagerak International School

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CAS is a disambiguation page with 28 different possible meanings at the present count. Please target the link to the real article you want or remove the link. I don't know which of these if any this article refers to, so I could't fix it myself. --kingboyk 16:54, 15 January 2006 (UTC)[reply]

Advertisement-like statements[edit]

From my (attemted neutral) point of view, these statements seem like an advertisement without citation or verifiability:

Skagerak is a well-established Diploma school (how can it be, when it has very recently been authorized? -are these authorizations something which has been recently "invented"?)
The IB Diploma qualification provides students with a passport to university education anywhere in the world (does this imply that other Norwegian universities does not provide access to universities outside Norway?)
...and are well-qualified and experienced in the world of international school teaching (I think this part should be removed, as it's highly likely not NPOV)
...Skagerak offers students a stimulating curriculum with... (I don't think stimulating should be in there, possibly remove e.g. a stimulating curruculum with)