WHSH Broadcasting
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Tori Peterson
The Radio & TV class at Washington High School provides students the opportunity to utilize the technical and communications skills they have learned in class in a practical environment.
The Radio & TV class at Washington High School provides students the opportunity to utilize the technical and communications skills they have learned in class in a practical environment. Students hone their skills by broadcasting on WHSH Broadcasting Radio and a weekly newscast livestreamed on their YouTube channel, enabling students to gain real-world experience in communications careers.