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As reported by the Tampa Bay Times (referenced in the article), the school is now referred to as Hollins High School, although the official name continues to be Dixie Hollins High School. Before moving/renaming the article, is there a consensus to do so, leaving a redirect from Dixie Hollins HS? (Note: I've already created a redirect from Hollins High School). — JGHowes talk04:30, 1 September 2020 (UTC)Reply
As reported by the Tampa Bay Times (referenced in the article), the school is now referred to as Hollins High School, although the official name continues to be Dixie Hollins High School. Before moving/renaming the article, is there a consensus to do so, leaving a redirect from Dixie Hollins HS? (Note: I've already created a redirect from Hollins High School). — JGHowes talk 04:30, 1 September 2020 (UTC)