None
EN
Making radio waves at Harper Creek High School
['Jane Parikh', 'Brianna Nargiso', 'Jane C. Parikh', '.Wp-Block-Indiegraf-Author-List Margin-Top Padding .Wp-Block-Indiegraf-Author-List Margin-Bottom .Wp-Block-Indiegraf-Author-List__Wrap Display Grid Gap Grid-Template-Columns Repeat Var --Author-Cols-Mobile', 'Minmax', 'Media', 'Min-Width', '.Wp-Block-Indiegraf-Author-List__Wrap Gap Grid-Template-Columns Repeat Var --Author-Cols-Desktop', '.Wp-Block-Indiegraf-Author-Profile Text-Align Center .Wp-Block-Indiegraf-Author-Profile .Author-Photo Margin-Left Auto Margin-Right Auto Max-Width .Wp-Block-Indiegraf-Author-Profile .Author-Photo Img Border-Radius .Wp-Block-Indiegraf-Author-Profile .Author-Name Font-Size Var', 'Margin-Top']
Second Wave
BATTLE CREEK, MI — The first-ever radio station in the Harper Creek community will be student-led and student-driven with a focus on school and community news, says James Parmelee, a senior and student leader of the Radio Club at Harper Creek High School.
That connection is expected to deepen with the addition of the radio station, Maynard says.
It will be nice to help tie the school and community more.” — Jim Maynard, Technology Director for the Harper Creek Community Schools“Harper Creek isn’t a town.
Harper Creek Radio Club participant James Parmelee pointing at the radio tower.
“The Radio Club is about doing stories based on the whole Harper Creek school district, including the elementary schools,” says Natalea Burrett, who is in 9th grade at the high school.
['students'
'school'
'maynard'
'second'
'making'
'creek'
'club'
'stations'
'station'
'harper'
'wave'
'community'
'going'
'high'
'waves'
'radio']