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Description of the Class

RadioSAMOHI will be SAMOHI's Internet and FM broadcast radiostation for years to come. Throughout the day there will be scheduled educational, cultural, and entertainment broadcasts on campus via the FM station, while the Internet will serve as a permanent archive of students' recordings. The purpose of the project is to provide musical, verbal, journalistic and creative opportunities for all students to actively participate with technology in ways that display those talents in which they excel, while sharing their unique perspectives and expressions with a real audience.

We are in an era in public education where projects not tied to state testing face funding challenges. The goal of RadioSAMOHI is to embrace all students, all viewpoints and all forms of expression, in an effort to help create understanding between different people through honest communication; something that is not tested on paper but in real life, every day.

RadioSAMOHI is an educational program that will provide opportunities for all students to be involved in the process of recording, editing, mixing and broadcasting their forms of expression. Our work so far has shown promise and displays the hard work of SAMOHI's students. All students at SAMOHI will be impacted by this project, for all are encouraged to participate in a variety of ways. This will be possible because RadioSAMOHI transcends subject areas; it encompasses all of them. Through the years, one goal is have every student contribute to the project.
However, our main goal is to encompass and embrace all students, all viewpoints and all forms of expression. Working directly with the Associated Student Body, our main objective is to help create understanding between different people through honest communication. This project allows our student body to communicate with each other and with the world what matters most to them. On the SAMOHI campus we have many budding musicians, poets, philosophers, journalists, artists, rappers, DJs, singers and songwriters; this project will serve as a venue for all students to be involved in the creative and educational process of perfecting and delivering their forms of expression. Currently, there are many students who have expressed an interest in this project and this field of work. We have created a club to help organize and design all aspects of the project.

RadioSAMOHI is an ongoing project where recording will take place during lunchtimes (especially during our club's lunch meeting), as well as before and after school so we can accommodate students' schedules. Eventually, as the project grows, we will begin to invite classes to come and record student work that is driven by a specific class's current subject of study.

We are also interested in having live broadcasts of school events so we can include other classes that perhaps aren't able to attend. For instance, recently there was a jazz concert in the Humanities Center, which can only seat a small portion of the student body. With a live FM broadcast of the concert, all students can participate in such a unique cultural event.

The advisor of RadioSAMOHI will ensure the proper usage of all equipment, as well as oversee that all broadcasts both on the FM station and the Internet archive are appropriate and demonstrate a positive image of our school.

Through the Internet, the entire world will receive information about our project. As for our local campus FM broadcast, all those who are interested in visiting our facilities and listening to a broadcast are welcome. We will also contact local media to help generate community interest.