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High school radio within the United States is almost as old as radio broadcasting itself. Simply defined as a radio station, with its studios located at a high school and usually operated by its students with faculty supervision, stations fitting this description existed in the mid-1920s.[citation needed] Little is recorded about these stations, but like other low-powered stations of the era, their programming would tend to be sporadic, with music and readings performed live by the station's performers - the era of playing records would not be established until the 1950s.[citation needed] The combination of the Great Depression of the early 1930s and new restrictions enacted by the Federal Communications Commission forced all of the high school stations off the air by 1934.[citation needed]

It would not be until the late 1940s, with the advent of the 88-108 MHz FM Radio band that renewed interest was shown in HS radio. The oldest HS station on FM is WNAS in New Albany, Indiana, which started broadcasting in May 1949. [1] The station is still broadcasting today. As the FM band increased in listenership in the next few decades, the number of HS stations increased with it. By the 1970s, there were over 150 HS stations across the country.[citation needed] In addition to this number, there have always been untold numbers of unlicensed stations using carrier current (popular through the 1970s), extremely low power or "Part 15" stations, and closed circuit broadcasting. Many of the licensed stations are assigned to suburban school districts in a few large metro areas: Chicago, Indianapolis, Detroit, Boston, Philadelphia, Seattle and to a lesser extent San Francisco and Cleveland. There have historically been very few H.S. stations in the Southeast.[citation needed]

While some HS stations became important training grounds for students who would go on to careers in broadcasting,[citation needed] the perception of HS stations as poorly programmed and supervised helped contribute to the downfall of many stations. After a steady decline in their numbers in the 1980s and '90s, the availability of LPFM licenses has renewed interest in HS radio, at least in rural areas where the LPFM license is most readily available.[citation needed]

Today's HS stations, particularly in rural areas, serve as de facto community radio stations when classes are not in session.[citation needed]

Contents [hide]
1 Difficulties of high school broadcasting
2 John Drury High School Radio Awards
3 List of American high school radio stations
3.1 Alaska
3.2 Arizona
3.3 Arkansas
3.4 California
3.5 Colorado
3.6 Connecticut
3.7 Delaware
3.8 Florida
3.9 Georgia
3.10 Idaho
3.11 Illinois
3.12 Indiana
3.13 Iowa
3.14 Kansas
3.15 Kentucky
3.16 Louisiana
3.17 Maine
3.18 Maryland
3.19 Massachusetts
3.20 Michigan
3.21 Minnesota
3.22 Mississippi
3.23 Missouri
3.24 Montana
3.25 Nebraska
3.26 Nevada
3.27 New Hampshire
3.28 New Jersey
3.29 New York
3.30 North Carolina
3.31 Ohio
3.32 Oregon
3.33 Pennsylvania
3.34 Rhode Island
3.35 South Carolina
3.36 Tennessee
3.37 Texas
3.38 Utah
3.39 Vermont
3.40 Virginia
3.41 Washington
3.42 West Virginia
3.43 Wisconsin
3.44 Wyoming
3.45 UK
3.46 UK Radio Equipment Suppliers
4 See also
5 References
6 External links

[edit] Difficulties of high school broadcastingMany HS stations were first licensed in the 1970s on the FM band, just as the band was beginning to fill up and become crowded in many cities. As a result, HS stations tended to be low-powered (under one kilowatt) in most instances.[citation needed]

The expense involved with maintaining broadcasting equipment.
Among more powerful HS stations, especially in urban markets, the station's license could become very valuable. This would tend to tempt school administrators to sell the license, usually to a local college, public, or Christian radio broadcaster. Several HS stations have met this fate: KCDC, near Denver, operated sporadically for years before being sold to a public broadcaster. WYCS-FM, near Hampton Roads, Virginia, is now a Christian radio station. Several smaller stations have been transferred to colleges.[citation needed]
Many of the lowest-powered stations that held "Class D" licenses had no legal protection against higher powered stations applying for their frequency, and thus many were simply forced off the air.
Instructors or faculty involved with initially establishing the radio station leave or retire and the school is unable to find replacements. Disinterest then begins to build amongst the students.[citation needed]
HS stations must air at least 12 hours daily, or they are left open for a third party to apply for a timeshare on the frequency, as in the case of 2004, when Hoosier Public Radio Corp. of Greenfield, Indiana, applied for such against seven HS and college radio stations in Indiana and Kentucky. In March 2005, the FCC ruled against HPR in the case of four of the affected stations, granting the affected stations renewed licenses. The cases in the other three stations are still pending.[citation needed]
A general perception that radio technology is no longer as exciting to high school students as newer technologies such as the Internet. Many HS stations are now spending more time relaying public radio outlets than producing their own programming.
[edit] John Drury High School Radio AwardsThe John Drury Awards are a national competition for high school radio students.[1] The Drury categories include Best Newscast, Best Promotional Announcement, Best Sports Pay-by-Play, and Best Public Service Announcement.[2] The awards were formerly held each May annually, but are now presented every November. The awards luncheon and ceremony is hosted by North Central College in Naperville, Illinois just outside of Chicago.[3] The awards began as a small enterprise, but have grown each year with entries from stations in Michigan, Connecticut, Illinois, Tennessee, Iowa, and more.[2]

The individual record for most awards won was set in 2007 by Wade Fink. Fink won seven awards, and had more points individually than any other station had total.[4]

Points are awarded for each win in one of the ten categories. The station with the most points at the end of the ceremony wins "Station of the Year". The previous Station of the Year award winners are:

2005: 88.1 WLTL La Grange, Illinois
2006: 88.1 WBFH Bloomfield Hills, Michigan
2007: 88.1 WBFH Bloomfield HIlls, Michigan
2008: 88.1 TIE WBFH Bloomfield Hills, Michigan and 88.1 WLTL La Grange, Illinois
2009: 88.1 WLTL La Grange, Illinois
The 2009-2010 award nominations were announced in September 2010.[5] WBFH led the nation with 17 nominations, with Josh Loney leading the individual nomination total with 8. WWPT of Westport, Connecticut had the second most nominations with 9 total. WLTL had 8 and WGBK had 4.

[edit] List of American high school radio stationsThis list is incomplete; you can help by expanding it.
"Defunct" refers only to the stations themselves and not necessarily the schools that operated them. The dates listed often refer to the year when the station's license was formally revoked by the FCC, though in most cases the station had ceased broadcasting years before that.
This list only includes stations that were/are licensed by the FCC. No licensed HS stations are known to have existed in Alabama, Hawaii, New Mexico, North Dakota, Oklahoma, and South Dakota.

[edit] AlaskaKDHS-LP-95.5 Delta Junction - Delta H.S.
KEAA-LP-97.9 Eagle - Eagle Community School.
KAMP-LP-92.9 St. Michael - Anthony A. Andrews School.
[edit] ArizonaKUYI-88.1 Hopi Reservation - Hopi Junior and Senior H.S.
KRMH-89.7 Red Mesa - Red Mesa H.S.
KGHR-91.5 Tuba City - Grey Hills H.S.
KWXL-LP-98.7 Tucson - Pueblo Magnet H.S.
[edit] ArkansasKCAC-89.5 Camden - Camden Career Center.
KVMN-89.9 Cave City - Cave City H.S.
[edit] CaliforniaKCEA-89.1 Atherton - Menlo-Atherton H.S.
KBSH-89.9 Borrego Springs - Borrego Springs H.S. (defunct)
KBPK-90.1 Buena Park - Buena Park H.S. (station now operated by Fullerton College)
KVHS-90.5 Concord - Clayton Valley H.S.
KECG-88.1 El Cerrito - El Cerrito H.S.
KGAR-LP-93.3 Lemoore - Lemoore Union H.S.
KNBS-90.3 Manteca - East Union H.S. (defunct-1980)
KAKX-89.3 Mendocino - Mendocino H.S.
KBHI-88.9 Modesto - Beyer H.S. (defunct-1980)
KDHS-90.5 Modesto - Downey H.S. (defunct-1983)
KSFH-87.9 Mountain View - St. Francis H.S.
KOEN-89.7 Oceanside - Carlsbad H.S. (defunct)
KSPB-91.9 Pebble Beach - Robert Louis Stevenson School
KRBH-LP-107.7 Red Bluff - Red Bluff H.S.
KRVH-91.5 Rio Vista - Rio Vista H.S.
KXHV-89.7 Sacramento - Sacramento H.S. (defunct-2003)
KYDS-91.5 Sacramento - El Camino Fundamental H.S.
KMTG-88.3 San Jose - Pioneer H.S.
KSRH-88.1 San Rafael - San Rafael H.S.
KTUO-99.1 Sonora - Tuolomne H.S. (defunct)
KNHS-89.7 Torrance - North H.S. (defunct-1991)
KVIK-91.5 Travis AFB - Vanden H.S. (defunct-1990)
KBDG-90.9 Turlock - Turlock Union H.S. (station sold - now an ethnic broadcaster)
KWHS-91.7 West Sacramento - Washington H.S. (defunct-1983)
Tech Radio-104.7 Rosemead, California - Don Bosco Technical Institute H.S
KPSH-88.3 Palm Springs, California - Palm Springs H.S. (defunct)
KBHS - 1680AM Wilmington, California - Banning H.S.
[edit] ColoradoKCDC-90.7 Longmont - St. Vrain Valley Career Development Center (station sold in 2002, now a public radio station)
KURA-LP-98.9 Ouray - Ouray H.S.
KFBS-1260 Trinidad - School District No. 1 (1920s)
Callsign now assigned to a shortwave radio station on Saipan.
[edit] ConnecticutWERB-94.5 Berlin - Berlin H.S.
WQTQ-89.9 Hartford - Weaver H.S.
WSLX-91.9 New Canaan - St. Luke's School.
WBVC-91.1 Pomfret - Pomfret School.
WPHT-88.3 Portland, Connecticut - Portland High School.
WDJW-89.7 Somers - Somers H.S.
WWPT-90.3 Westport - Staples H.S.
WWEB-89.9 Wallingford, Connecticut - Choate Rosemary Hall Foundation.
[edit] DelawareWMHS-88.1 Pike Creek - Thomas McKean H.S.
WMPH-91.7 Wilmington - Mount Pleasant H.S.
[edit] FloridaWUCR-LP-107.9 Lake Butler - Union County H.S.
WTHS-91.7 Miami - Miami Technical H.S. (defunct)
WGAG-89.3 Orlando - Oak Ridge H.S. (defunct-1989)
WTHA-LP-107.1 Seaside - Seaside Charter School.
WKPX-88.5 Sunrise - Piper H.S.
WPFL-88.9 Winter Park - Winter Park H.S. (defunct-1982)
[edit] GeorgiaWBHS-LP-106.7 Brunswick - Brunswick H.S.
[edit] IdahoKIBQ-91.9 Idaho Falls - Idaho Falls H.S. (defunct-1980)
KLHS-88.9 Lewiston - Lewiston H.S. (station transferred to Lewis–Clark State College in 2003. In 2007 call sign changed to KLCZ.)
[edit] IllinoisWBPR-88.5 Barrington - Barrington High School (defunct-1982)
WRTE-89.5 Cahokia - Cahokia H.S. (defunct-1989, unrelated to the current Chicago station with this callsign)
WLTS-1160 Chicago - Lane Tech High School (1920s)
WBHI-90.7 Chicago - Bogan H.S. (defunct)
WDGC-88.3 Downers Grove - North and South High Schools
WEPS-88.9 Elgin - School District U-46, Elgin High School
WDLJ-88.5 Evanston - Evanston Township High School (defunct)
WHFH-88.5 Flossmoor - Homewood-Flossmoor High School (The largest high school radio station in America, operating at over 1500 watts.)
WGHS-88.5 Glen Ellyn - Glenbard West High School (defunct)
WGBK-88.5 Glenview - Glenbrook South High School
WHSD-88.5 Hinsdale - Central and South High Schools
WLTL-88.1 La Grange - Lyons Township High School
WAES-88.1 Lincolnshire - Stevenson High School
WRHS-88.1 Park Forest - Rich Twp. H.S. (defunct-1982)
WMTH-90.5 Park Ridge - Maine Township HS Dist 207- Maine East, Maine South and Maine West High Schools
WARG-88.9 Summit - Argo H.S.
WNTH-88.1 Winnetka - New Trier High School
[edit] IndianaWHJE-91.3 Carmel - Carmel H.S.
WDSO-88.3 Chesterton - Chesterton H.S.
WJHS-91.5 Columbia City - Columbia City H.S.
WCYT-91.1 Fort Wayne - Homestead H.S.
WGVE-88.7 Gary - Gary Area Career Center.
WDHS-90.9 Gaston Wes-Del H.S. (defunct-1987)
WRGF-89.7 Greenfield - Greenfield-Central H.S.
WHCI-88.1 Hartford City - Blackford H.S.
WHWE-89.7 Howe - Howe Military School (defunct)
WVSH-91.9 Huntington - Huntington North H.S.
WJEL-89.3 Indianapolis - J. Everett Light Career Center
WBDG-90.9 Indianapolis - Ben Davis H.S.
WEDM-91.1 Indianapolis - Walker Career Center at Warren Central H.S.
WRFT-91.5 Indianapolis - Franklin Central H.S.
WKPW-90.7 Knightstown - Ralph Eder Vocational Career Center
Located at the Indiana Soldiers' and Sailors' Children's Home

WHSK-89.1 Kokomo - Central H.S. (defunct)
WJEF-91.9 Lafayette - Jefferson H.S.
WCYT-91.1 Lafayette Township - Homestead H.S.
WBRO-89.9 Marengo - Crawford County H.S.
WWDS-90.5 Muncie - Delta H.S.
WWHI-91.3 Muncie - West H.S. (station sold to Ball State University-2004)
WNAS-88.1 New Albany - New Albany H.S.
WEEM-91.7 Pendleton - Pendleton Heights H.S.
WETL-91.7 - South Bend - James Whitcomb Riley H.S.
WPSR-90.7 - Evansville - Central H.S. (Licensed to Evansville-Vanderburgh School Corp.) http://www.907wpsr.com
[edit] IowaKDPS-88.1 Des Moines, Central Campus.
KWDM-88.7 West Des Moines, Valley High School.
[edit] KansasKHHS-88.1 Hillsboro - Hillsboro H.S. (defunct-1980)
[edit] KentuckyWRHR-LP-95.3 Corbin - Corbin H.S.
WFHS-LP-92.7 Fern Creek - Fern Creek Traditional H.S.
[edit] LouisianaWBEH-89.3 New Orleans - P.G. Beauregard School (defunct).
WBRH-90.3 and KBRH-1260 - Baton Rouge - Baton Rouge Magnet H.S.
[edit] MaineWMOS-95.3 Bath - Morse H.S. (Defunct since around 1990)
WBHS-91.9 Brunswick - Brunswick H.S. (Defunct-1981)
WSHD-91.7 Eastport - Shead Memorial H.S.
[edit] MarylandWBYQ-96.7 Baltimore - Dundalk H.S. (defunct)
WSPH-88.1 Sparrows Point - Sparrows Point H.S. (Defunct-1979)
WKHS-90.5 Worton - Kent County H.S.
[edit] MassachusettsWHAB-89.1 Acton - Acton-Boxborough H.S.
WPAA-91.7 Andover - Phillips Academy (defunct 2002, now webcast only)
WBMT-88.3 Boxford - Masconomet Regional H.S.
WBPV-90.7 Charlton - Bay Path Vocational H.S. (station sold to a religious broadcaster)
WIQH-88.3 Concord - Concord-Carlisle H.S.
WGAJ-91.7 Deerfield - Deerfield Academy
WCCT-90.3 Harwich Port - Cape Cod Regional Technical H.S. (sold to Cape Cod Community College-2003)
WDBY-91.7 Duxbury - Duxbury H.S. (defunct)
WHHB-99.9 Holliston - Holliston H.S.
WAVM-91.7 Maynard - Maynard H.S.
WWTA-88.5 Marion - Tabor Academy
WQLI-88.7 Newbury - Governor Dummer Academy (defunct)
WNMH-91.5 Northfield - Northfield Mount Hermon School
WRPS-88.3 Rockland - Rockland H.S.
WSDH-91.5 Sandwich - Sandwich H.S.
WBSL-91.7 Sheffield - The Berkshire School
WTBR-FM-89.7 Pittsfield - Taconic H.S.
WYAJ-97.7 Sudbury - Lincoln-Sudbury H.S.
WSRB-91.5 Walpole - Walpole H.S. (defunct-2001)[2]
WHSR-91.9 Winchester - Winchester H.S. (defunct)
[edit] MichiganWAHS-89.5 Auburn Hills - Avondale H.S.
WCHW-91.3 Bay City - Bay City Public Schools
WBFH-88.1 Bloomfield Hills Andover H.S.
WKDS-89.9 Kalamazoo - Norrix H.S. (now defunct)
WEJY-97.5 Monroe - Monroe H.S. (station now operated by a community college)
WRFK-LP-107.7 Mt. Pleasant - Mt. Pleasant Baptist Academy (defunct)
WOVI-89.5 Novi - Novi H.S.
WOPR-90.3 Oak Park - Oak Park H.S. (defunct)
WOAS-88.5 Ontonagon - Ontonagon Area H.S.
WBLD-89.3 Orchard Lake - West Bloomfield H.S.
WOES-91.3 Ovid-Elsie - Ovid-Elsie H.S.
WBBP-1260 Petoskey - Petoskey H.S. (1920s)
WSDP-88.1 Plymouth - Plymouth-Canton H.S.
WORW-91.9 Port Huron - Northern H.S.
WOAK-89.3 Royal Oak - Royal Oak H.S. (defunct)
WSHJ-88.3 Southfield - Southfield H.S.
WMLZ-LP-107.9 Temperance - Bedford H.S.
WPHS-89.1 Warren - Cousino H.S.
WTSD-88.1 Waterford - Waterford H.S. (defunct)
[edit] MinnesotaKBEM-88.5 Minneapolis - North H.S. (High school students are on the air every school day plus every weekday during the Summer from 9:00 AM until 3:00 PM)
KDXL-106.7 St. Louis Park - St. Louis Park H.S. (station shares time with KUOM-FM, St. Louis Park, owned by the University of Minnesota) KUOM-FM is the FM simulcast of KUOM-770 AM, the student-operated station at the university.
[edit] MississippiWALP-90.5 Corinth - Kossuth H.S. (defunct-1989)
WPWS-LP-104.3 Piney Woods - The Piney Woods School
[edit] MissouriKRHS-90.1 Overland - Ritenour H.S.
KOMR-89.3 St. Louis - Mehlville H.S. (defunct-1979)
[edit] MontanaKHTC-89.5 Helena - Helena Vo-Tech (defunct-1990)
KPLR-LP-96.9 Poplar - Poplar H.S.
KTGC-LP-101.3 St. Regis - St. Regis H.S.
KDGZ-LP-98.3 Townsend - Broadwater H.S.
[edit] NebraskaKOCH-1160 Omaha - Central H.S. (1923-1928)
KFOX-1210 Omaha - Technical H.S. (1920s)
[edit] NevadaKGLH-91.5 Gerlach - Gerlach H.S. (defunct-1990)
KPOT-LP-93.9 Jackpot - Jackpot Combined School.
KLME-FM-88.1 Battle Mountain - Battle Mountain H.S. (defunct-1975)
[edit] New HampshireWSPS-90.5 Concord - St. Paul's School
WPEA-90.5 Exeter - Phillips Exeter Academy
WLLO-LP-102.9 Londonderry - Londonderry High School
[edit] New JerseyWAJM-88.9 Atlantic City - Atlantic City High School
WBGD-91.9 Brick Twp. - Brick Township High School
WBEK-88.1 Cherry Hill - Cherry Hill School District - Beck Middle School School (defunct-1984)
WCVH-90.5 Flemington - Hunterdon Central High School
WRRH-88.7 Franklin Lakes - Ramapo High School (defunct)
WVHP-90.3 Highland Park - Highland Park High School (defunct)
WLCR-89.7 Lawrence Twp. - Lawrence High School (defunct)
WRMH-LP-101.7 Linwood - Mainland Regional High School
WJSV-90.5 Morristown - Morristown High School
WVPH-90.3 Piscataway - Piscataway Township High School (station is now shared between the high school and Rutgers University)
WWPH-107.9 Princeton Junction - West Windsor-Plainsboro High School
WOGH-88.9 West Orange - West Orange High School (defunct-1981)
WHPH-90.5 Whippany - Hanover Park High School (defunct)
[edit] New YorkWBXL-90.5 Baldwinsville - Charles W. Baker H.S.
WXBA-88.1 Brentwood - Brentwood H.S.
WBKT-93.3 Brockport - D.W. Field H.S. (defunct-1991)
WSVS-1370 Buffalo - Seneca Vocational School (1920s)
WCSQ-89.3 Central Square - Central Square H.S. (defunct-1991)
WHHJ-88.9 Dix Hills - Half Hills Hollow East H.S. (defunct-1981)
WELV-LP-107.9 Ellenville - Ellenville H.S.
WSHS-90.3 Floral Park - Sewanhaka H.S (defunct-1964)
WGMC-90.1 Greece - Olympia H.S.
WSHR-91.9 Lake Ronkonkoma - Sachem North H.S.
WBER-90.5 Monroe - Monroe-Woodbury Central School District BOCES
WOSS-91.5 Ossining - Ossining H.S. (defunct-1998)
WPOB-88.5 Plainview - Plainview-Old Bethpage John F. Kennedy H.S.
WDOT-530 Port Washington - Schreiber H.S
WIRQ-90.9 Rochester - Irondeqouit H.S.
WSCS-89.5 Sodus - Sodus H.S. (defunct-1990)
WKWZ-88.5 Syosset - Syosset H.S.
[edit] North CarolinaWUAW-88.3 Erwin - Triton H.S.
WSEQ-LP-92.9 Hudson - South Caldwell H.S.
WSER-LP-100.1 Lenoir - South Caldwell H.S.
WRSH-91.1 Rockingham - Rockingham H.S.
WHYC-88.5 Swan Quarter - Matamuskeet H.S.
[edit] OhioWDPS-FM-89.5 [[Dayton, Ohio [Montgomery]] - Dayton Public Schools.
WAPS-91.3 Akron - Akron Public Schools.
WKHR-91.5 Bainbridge - Kenston High School
WCNE-88.7 Batavia - Clermont Northeastern H.S. (Defunct 1989 - Station used to have shared access with and channel is now operated solely by WOBO http://www.wobofm.com)
WBHR-88.7 Bellaire - Bellaire H.S. (defunct-1989)
WCWT-101.5 Centerville - Centerville H.S.
WUDR-98.1 Dayton - Northridge H.S. (station now operated by the University of Dayton)
WDEQ-91.7 De Graff - Riverside H.S.
WGVO-91.5 Greenville - Greenville H.S. (defunct-1989)
WHSS-89.5 Hamilton - Hamilton H.S.
WKET-98.3 Kettering - Kettering H.S.
WDCM- 97.5 Marion - Harding H.S.
WLMH-89.1 Morrow - Little Miami H.S.
WNHS-LP-105.7 Newcomerstown - Newcomerstown H.S.
WRCJ-89.3 Reading - Reading H.S. (defunct-1989)
WSTB-88.9 Streetsboro - Streetsboro H.S.
WKTL-90.7 Struthers - Struthers H.S.
WABR-1140 Toledo - Scott H.S. (1920s)
WXTS-88.3 Toledo - Scott H.S.
WUHS-91.7 Urbana - Urbana H.S. (defunct-1989)
WLHS-89.9 West Chester - Lakota H.S.
WUHS-LP-96.9 West Union- West Union H.S.
[edit] OregonKCHC-91.7 Central Point - Crater H.S. (defunct-1981)
KHMS-1420 AM Coos Bay - Marshfield H.S.
KEPO-92.9 Eagle Point - Eagle Point (defunct)
KRVM-FM-91.9 Eugene - Eugene School District 4J.
KFSL-LP-99.5 Fossil - Wheeler H.S.
KPAI-LP-103.1 Paisley - Paisley H.S.
KZSO-LP-106.5 Sisters - Sisters H.S.
KBPS-1450 AM Portland - Benson H.S.
[edit] PennsylvaniaWASD-88.1 Exeter - Wyoming Area H.S. (defunct)
WRSD-97.3 Folsom - Ridley H.S.
WZZE-94.9 Glen Mills - Glen Mills School.
WHHS-99.9 Havertown - Haverford Twp. H.S.
WMSS-91.1 Middletown - George W. Feaser H.S.
[edit] Rhode IslandWCVY/91.5 Coventry: Coventry H.S.
WJHD/90.7 Portsmouth: Portsmouth Abbey School.
WELH/88.1 Providence: The Wheeler School
[edit] South CarolinaWCEW-90.9 Charleston, South Carolina - C.E. Williams Middle School (defunct-1988)
WACF-Columbia, South Carolina - A. C. Flora High School (defunct)
[edit] TennesseeWCSK-90.3 Kingsport - Dobyns-Bennett H.S.
WKCS-91.1 Knoxville - Fulton H.S.
WQOX-88.5 Memphis - Craigmont H.S.
WIKU-91.3 Pikeville - Bledsoe County H.S. (defunct-1988)
WQTR-LP-106.1 Savannah - Hardin County H.S.
WMTN-LP-94.1 Sewanee - St. Andrews-Sewanee School
[edit] TexasKRSM-93.3 Dallas - St. Mark's School of Texas (defunct-1997)
KQAT-LP-104.9 Hallsville - Hallsville H.S.
KEOM-88.5 Mesquite - Mesquite Independent School District.
KPHS-90.3 Plains - Plains H.S.
KQSA-93.5 Mercedes - The Science Academy of South Texas
[edit] UtahKGVH-91.7 Gunnison - Gunnison Valley H.S. (defunct)
KSME-90.7 Manti - Manti H.S. (defunct)
KMTP-91.1 Mount Pleasant - North Sanpete H.S (defunct)
KOHS-91.7 Orem - Orem H.S.
KPWN-90.9 Parowan - Parowan H.S. (defunct)
KPGR-88.1 Pleasant Grove - Pleasant Grove H.S.
KUHS-90.9 Roosevelt - Union H.S. (defunct)
KUIB-89.1 Vernal - Uintah H.S. (defunct)
[edit] VermontWVEP-88.3 E. Montpelier - U-32 H.S. (defunct-1981)
WYTC-LP-89.1 Hyde Park - Lamoille Union H.S.
[edit] VirginiaWFOS-88.7 Chesapeake - Chesapeake Public Schools
WHCE-91.1 Highland Springs - Highland Springs H.S.
WVLS-89.7 Monterey - Highland H.S.
WBBW-1350 Norfolk - Ruffner H.S. (1920s)
WSCE-LP-95.7 Woodstock - Central H.S.
WYCS-91.5 Yorktown - York County H.S. (station sold to religious broadcaster)
[edit] WashingtonKAHS-LP-106.5 Aberdeen - Aberdeen H.S.
KASB-89.9 Bellevue - Bellevue H.S.
KGHP-89.9, 89.3, 104.5 Gig Harbor - Peninsula High School
KTCV-88.1 Kennewick - Tri-Cities Vocational Skills Center
KMIH-104.5 Mercer Island - Mercer Island H.S.
KUBS-91.5 Newport - Newport H.S.
KNHC-89.5 Seattle - Nathan Hale H.S.
KFIO-1110 Spokane - North Central H.S. (1920s)
KVTI-90.9 Tacoma - Clover Park Technical College
KYVT-88.5 Yakima - Yakima Valley Tech Skills Center.
[edit] West VirginiaWCKV-89.5 Ceredo - Ceredo-Kenova H.S. (License returned, 1993)
WFGH-90.7 Fort Gay - Tolsia H.S. (formerly located at Fort Gay H.S. through 1992)
WRSG-91.5 Middlebourne - Tyler Consolidated H.S.
WSPW-LP-97.9 Parkersburg - South H.S.
WYRC-LP-92.3 Spencer - Roane County H.S.
WPHP-91.9 Wheeling - Wheeling Park H.S.
[edit] WisconsinWBSD-89.1 Burlington - Burlington H.S.
WGBP-90.7 Green Bay - Premontre H.S. (defunct-1982)
WLXS-LP-101.5 La Crosse - School District of La Crosse
WYMS-88.9 Milwaukee - Milwaukee Public Schools (station is no longer student-run)
WESD-94.7 Schofield - D.C. Everest H.S. (defunct-1988)
WSHS-91.7 Sheboygan - Sheboygan North & South High School (Sheboygan Area School District) (station carries Wisconsin Public Radio's Ideas Network outside of school hours)
[edit] WyomingKYDZ-90.1 Cody - Cody H.S. (defunct-1997)
KJHB-LP-97.7 Jackson - Jackson Hole H.S.
[edit] UKLA-FM-School Internal Dundee - Lawside Academy, Dundee



[edit] UK Radio Equipment SuppliersClyde Broadcast - Synergy
[edit] See alsoList of high school radio stations in Canada
List of unlicensed high school radio stations - Carrier current, Part 15, streaming audio, etc.
[edit] References^ Skolnick, Dave (October 16, 2009). "WWPT Broadcasters Up for Five High School Radio Awards". Inklings (Westport, Connecticut: Staples High School). http://www.inklingsnews.com/archives/1944. Retrieved October 6, 2010.
^ a b North Central College (October 27, 2009). "ABC 7's Stacey Baca to host John Drury High School Radio Awards". Press release. http://northcentralcollege.edu/x50184.xml. Retrieved October 6, 2010.
^ North Central College (April 17, 2008). "ABC 7’s Chuck Goudie to join North Central College honoring nation’s best high school broadcasters". Press release. http://northcentralcollege.edu/x44586.xml. Retrieved October 6, 2010.
^ http://www.wbfh.fm/about/awards.html
^ Drinnen, Beth (October 5, 2010). "Fulton High School students finalists in radio competitions". Knoxville News Sentinel. http://www.knoxnews.com/news/2010/oct/05/fulton-high-school-students-finalists-radio-compet/. Retrieved October 6, 2010.
^ WNAS New Albany, the oldest operating High school station.
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Radio Station Treasury 1900-1946 by Tom Kneitel - A collection of reprints of public domain radio directories (ISBN 0-939780-04-6)
FCC regulation 73.561 regarding time sharing and required operating schedules for non-commercial educational stations
[edit] External linksJohn Drury High School Radio Awards official site
Ofcom, UK's radio licensing body - responsible for all school radio licenses [img][/img]