WKID 96.7 FM was an unlicensed low-power FM radio station in Clearwater, Florida, United States, operating under Title 47 CFR Part 15.[1]
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DoDEA News in a Minute: WKID-TV
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WELCOME TO DODEA NEWS IN A MINUTE, I'M ANDREW HOLLOWAY. ONE DODEA ELEMENTARY SCHOOL IS PUTTING A TWIST ON ITS MORNING ANNOUNCEMENTS. AT ASHURST ELEMENTARY SCHOOL ON MARINE CORPS BASE QUANTICO IT'S CAMERA, LIGHTS, ACTION. THE STUDENTS BROADCAST ON W-K-I-D -- TV, A CLOSED CIRCUIT TELEVISION PROGRAM. THEY LEAD THEIR FELLOW CLASSMATES IN THE PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE, PRESENT CLASSROOM NEWS, ALONG WITH THE WEATHER, BIRTHDAYS, LUNCH SPECIALS AND OTHER ANNOUNCEMENTS. EVERY STUDENT FROM THE SCHOOL GETS THE OPPORTUNITY TO COMMUNICATE WITH THEIR FELLOW CLASSMATES AND LEARN ABOUT TECHNOLOGY. THE STUDENT BODY OPERATES THE CAMERAS, SOUND EQUIPMENT, TELEPROMPTERS, AND COMPUTERS, WHICH CONTROL THEIR VISUAL DISPLAYS AND MUSIC. W-K-I-D HAS BEEN OPERATIONAL AT ASHURST SINCE 1989. TO THIS DAY STUDENTS GET THE CHANCE TO SHINE ON TV AND BECOME STARS. THANKS FOR WATCHING THIS EDITION OF DODEA NEWS IN A MINUTE.
History
WKID 96.7 FM started in 2004 as a Christmas present to Adam "A-Dog" Baker from his father, who built it using an FM transmitter kit. Nightly on-air content included stories picked out by Adam and his family and friends. At the time, they were only able to transmit to the local community.[2]
Two years later, their setup was enlarged, and Spacial Audio became a sponsor of the station. The team grew to include about 25 children.[3]
The station is no longer running, and the website has not been updated since 2004; it is unknown when exactly the station ceased operations.
References
- ^ "Radio Station Hero", Bay News 9, March 2009 [dead link]
- ^ Abel, Jonathan (2007-05-30). "Young DJs take to airwaves". Tampa Bay Times. Archived from the original on 2012-10-18.
- ^ Priest, Nerissa (2010-11-15). "Young broadcasters gain global audience". Myfoxtampabay.com. Archived from the original on 2010-12-05.
External links
- Official website (Archived in 2007)