Talk:Watchung Hills Regional High School

District characteristics
I have removed the reference to Warren County and have done some related copy-editing. Warren Township (where Watchung Hills Regional HS is located) is in Somerset County, not Warren County.

There are a couple of interesting things about this district that might be referenced in this article, but in one case I think there should probably be a published source for it, and in the other case I am not certain it is really significant enough for an encyclopedia with nationwide worldwide readership. First, this school district is the only district in New Jersey that educates children from more than one county. I will look later on the district web site and/or the State Dept. of Ed. web site to see if there is verification of that. Second, while Warren, Watchung and Long Hill are the members of the district, Green Brook students attend on a sending-receiving basis where the Green Brook district pays tuition. As I said, I am not sure how "notable" this fact is and whether it justifies rewriting the sentence about which communities are in the district. I suspect that to the students and staff, it makes little or no difference. It does make a difference in terms of finance (Green Brook probably pays more per student in tuition than the others pay per student in taxes, but Green Brook's taxpayers do not get taxed to pay off the bonds for construction of/additions to the school, which may or may not work out to a "wash." Also, the member communities are represented on the Board of Education proportional to their population, by elected board members, while Green Brook has only one representative regardless of population, and that representative is appointed by Green Brook's own board of ed, not elected.  Some of these subjects perhaps would warrant mention in an article on education in NJ (if there is one) because the sending-receiving situation and the issues relating to it, exist in dozens of places in NJ.  Neutron 18:55, 29 December 2005 (UTC)

I recently graduated from this high school and felt the school grew in student body size since the school year of 2013-2014 and was curious if anyone knows what is the current study body size? Puppylover34 (talk) 14:24, 3 November 2016 (UTC)

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WP:INDISCRIMINATE considerations
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I recently made some edits that I probably should have proposed here first, as the edits were reverted. I have concerns that some of the content on this page isn't encyclopedic and/or notable. My main concerns are that school ranking websites aren't WP:RS and that listings of every club, student organization, or athletics team sponsored by a high school fails WP:INDISCRIMINATE unless those organizations do something notable, like win a state title. If some of the main contributors to this page would give their thoughts on my concerns, I would appreciate it. Hog Farm (talk) 18:37, 15 November 2019 (UTC)