FM Radio; An Oral Communication Project for Migrants in Palm Beach County.

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Early, L. F., Palm Beach County Board Of Public Instruction, West Palm Beach, Fl.

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ED 061 739 EM 009 757 

AUTHOR EARLY, L. Fe. 

TITLE FM Radio; An Oral Communication Project for Migrants 
in Palm Beach County. 

INSTITUTION Palm Beach County Board of Public Instruction, West 
Palm Beach, Fla. 

PUB DATE Apr 72 

NOTE 21p. 


EDRS PRICE 


MF-$0.65 HC-$3.29 


DESCRIPTORS Attendance; *Community Migrant Projects; Community 
Programs; *Educational Radio; *Migrant Child 
Education; Migrant Children; Migrant Education; 
Program Descriptions; *Programing (Broadcast) ; 
Regional Programs 

IDENTIFIERS FM Radio 

ABSTRACT 


This report gives a full description of the 


broadcasting and operation of WHRS-FM, a FM radio station established 
by federal grant to serve migrant workers and their children in Palm 
Beach County, Florida. The goal of the project was to evaluat: FM 


radio as a solution to the serious economic and educational problem 
of communicating with the migrant family. Specific aims included 
reducing children's absenteeism and increasing the participation of 
the family in school-related activities. Cooperation between the 
radio station and many local agencies permitted many specific local 
needs to be met. This document provides background information, 
economic data, program descriptions, lists of cooperating agencies, 
and rudimentary program evaluation which shows it to be effective. 
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A. PROJECT IDENTIFICATION 


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1. Name and Address of agency: The School Board of Palm Beach County, Florida 


P. O. box 2469 


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West Palm Beach, Florida 


2. Project Number: SD (2321-500-71003 


3. Grant Number: 05060 


4. Budget Period: July 1, 1970 - June 30, 19741 


B. A REVIEW OF PROJECY ACTIVITIES 
lL. Objectives and Evaluating Techniques 
Objective #1: REDUCTNG THE DKOL-OUT RATE 


Evaluating Techniques: 


1. Diary information was maintained by thea stalf secretary. 


2. Comparative data was maintained from the con’ xol group of 19¢%9-79 


and measured against the data for 1970-71. 


3. Announcers are requested to log all response items to the 
casting are. i 


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of responsibility. These responses for adu. 


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ence participation. 


Objective #2: TO INCREASE TI CHILDREN'S PARETCIPATLON IN CLASS AS RATED 
BY ‘THE TEACIUER. 


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Techniques: 

1. Diary information as to student perticipation in broaacas 
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2. Comparative data during the 1969/0 school year. 


3. Amnouncers diary information regarding response Items Lrom 


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Objective #3: TO USPROVE THE PERRORMANCE OF ‘THE STUDENT IN BOTH COURS! 


WORK AND ON STANDARDIZDD ACHIEVEMENT TESTS . 
Evaluating, Techniques: 
he data which could be obtained and presented would not be sul ficient 


information as an evaluation mea 


Objective #4: TO IMPROVE Titt CHILD 
Evaluating Techniques: 


1. Hagen Road School attcndsnee records, 196° 70 school year compared 
with 1970-7] school year recorcs 


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Date of radic distribucion attendance records, ~ year of 1970 con- 


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pared with 6 yeaLl OF 239i ks 
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Objective #5: TO INCREASE PARTICIPATION BY THE FAMILY IN SCiCOL RELATED 


Evalusting Yechnicqucs: 


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Le Compare 195°-70 records with 1970-7) recoras. 
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2. Rate response by parents in patticipation at sagen hoad School 
and WHRS-FM activities. 

3. Adult Education audience membership. 


4, Andy Avello's evaluation report. 


5. Canvass workers reports. 
2. Does Not Apply. 


3. Project Endeavors. 
a. Endeavors which exceeded expectations. 
Objective #1: REDUCING TUE DROP-OUT RAIN 
WHRS-IM staff was able to increase Aduli Nducation Glassroon partici- 
pation from five to twenty people, which is quite an achievement con- 
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Miss Magda Trevino, a Migrant Adult Educat ion Radio Leacher, was highty 


effective in her programning content to our migcant audienc i Rag 
Road Community. Miss ‘Trevino recorded 967 regua: ts by telom , > from 
her Spanish speaking audience during 1970-71. ‘“Shirty (30) netes or 


letters were written to her form this particular segucnt o+ our audi= 


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encc. Two hundred and ten (210) requests have ‘bcen recorded from the 


English speaking audience during this period of tine. 
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Objective #2; TO LINCKPASE TIE CHLILDRKEN'S PAREICIPALION IN ‘THE CLASS AS 


,ANICT, Pp nim @tAwWaA MTT 
RATED joa afi Li CHER. 


WURS-IFM has proven to be a highly succes: ful notivational tool for tii 


enhancement of the sel£ concept of a miecrant cuild. 


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t atlit of et ; as they ed tl frective 
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tion in | " tin nd hich degree of student respoi ame 
Whit ~ihd 174 : COLL ta ns 

Objective i: TO IMPROVE TRE CHILDREN'S AVERAGE DATLY ATTENDANCE. 

After January 12, 1970, when WERS-F he completely operational, 
percentage of Average Dad ly Attendance of students showed a d Fini 


has kept the students and the parents informed as to the daily activi- 
ties of the educational institution. 


Obiective #5: TO INCRVASE THE PARTICIPATION BY Tin FAMILY IN SCHOUL 
RELAUED ACYIVLE Lis. 


tyteen months under the ESEA Title LILI funding 


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period, the parti ipants in the "roreet audience "was by nature, hesi- 
tant to accept the offering o1 a communications bridge between the 
educational institution and their environmental culture. However, 

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since that time Phase 2 Evaluat Lon resort provide d data to show in- 


creased participation by the family in school relate? activities. The 


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during Phase 3 (1970-71) family response and comeouniecations were over 


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b. Endeavors which did not exceed « xpectations. 


Objective "+s JO IMPROVE THE PERFORMANCE OF THE STUDENT IN BOTH COURSE 


WORK AND ON S>ANDARDIZED ACHIEVEMENT TESTS, 
It was found that the data which was obtained and presented was not 


icient information to be used as an evaluation measurement becauss 


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of the following reasons. 


1. Lack of funds and the staff sufficient for the extent of data 
required. 


9, A delay tn the original implemen tal ion of the project cecurres 


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which resulted in providing appré simately 15 months for data 9 


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Cif |} through 4) whe under the direct cor ol of th 
classroom teacher. WHRS-FM has engaged in broa lcastang servic 
to the { ly ¢ Ne cile. 

pene inal Lied £ a} room broadcasting, through t! 
direct hook-un ¢ ach cli room with ce lete broadcastlLag 
f 224 ia ( , » WH control roam oOpcration. TI Denartme OQ! 
UID Stk 3 ‘ as unabie CoO acco lish the task of 
installat: qu he plans for conduit were incomp!ete durijng 

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the erizinal construction of the school, Further funding tor 
this purpose Wa attainabic 

5S. Wik leesti io the student in the classroom was not a 
sunel l concent as hi nctivity was $n direct competition 
with the preseni structions! television service at Hagen Ros 
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Chances Resulting From the Project. 


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eh examination of Phase 2 and Pinse 3y24: find, 10° dista- 
cult to report on the effect of this project on Hagen Road hLiementar5 
School because of the lack of adequate statistical aata to verify the 
attainment of the five cbjectives. 

Yet as already stated in this report there were definite changes in 
the attitude and attendance of both the students and parents to schoo} 
related activities. 

Briefly, the change in aduit participetion in adult education classes 
showed a change from five to twenty people in attendance. 

Tt was stated by teachers that WHRS-FM provided a motivational change 
in the migrant child that improved his self-concept and participation in 
class. The station also had a high degree of participation from the 
students and requests concerning program content. The questionnaire 
that was disseminated to the faculty confirmed a positive attitude 
toward the programming and the effectiveness of WIRS-IM. 

The comparison between the attendance reports before January 12, 1970 


and the reports after that date did show a definite increase in stu- 


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Also by the anouncers keeping daily legs of communications they re~- 


here was a definite change in the etti- 


of the parents. In fact it was stated in the Phase 3 report (1976-7 


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- the family response and communtcalsons were Ove;ry helming. 
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Effect of the Project On the Cooperating Agencies. 

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Listing of Cooperating Agencies 

Aicoholisin Counci]} 

Givis Assoclated Glub 

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Migrant Legal Services 

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Del-Trail Fice Department 


Paim Beach County Sheriff's Department 
Girl Scouts Council 
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Ned Cross 


American 

Hilisviile Rural Health Center 

Palm Reach County Ucalth Department 

Jental Division, Health Dcapartment 

Palm Beach County Agricuiture Department 
Medical Division, Health Department 


erican Cancer So@iety 
Results 


Alcoholism Council - Mrs. Farrell visited the station and compiled 
written announcements to be used as our VSA spots. 

Girls Associated Club - Mxs,. Wade organized this club for the young 

giris in the comminity. She has visited the station several 

times, once bringing the club bere for a meeting. She has sought 
d from us in arranging transportation, mak announcements of 

club activities (Bastcr Feg hunts, rummage sales, ete.) and in 

general exhibited a great interest in the success of the radio 

station. . 

Palm Beach County Yelfere Department - Mrs. Snyder, Mrs. Baber came 
into the s ., for interviews, and have provided written infor- 
mation to be used in our spot announcements. 

Welfare Department, Washington, D.C. ~ Mrs. Levitt, author of a con- 

modity foods cook book, is intensely interested in m. 

provided us with a copy of her cook book, and when s 

Palin Beaches she came by the Hagen Road School and stopped in at 

the radio station to see our operations. 


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t, Vincent Seminary - Mr. Gillespie has provided bus transportation 
for the Cirls Associated Club on severai occasions, 


Migrant Legal Services - Miss Janct West has visited the station 


several times and has provided us with information and spot annoon 


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Girl Scouts Co 5] ! . Ina Claire Jurney came into the staticn tor 
Ll inte? eta BM Mubbard also came in latersin rezards to in- 

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AmorLlean Red Cross - Mus. Carol Macon visited the station, provided us 
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Willsville Ruxval Health Center - Mrs. Fernandez has made several visits 
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and assisted in obtaining comuodity foods for the Home Economic 
Department at Hagen hkoad School, 

American. Cancer Society - Mrs. Margarita Thompson visited the 
and made some tapes of Spanish announcements for us. She has 
written information for us, also. 


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uit RE hari l 11:00pm. S program. 
WS T j «- ‘ - ‘ —_ ’ } oo : « ’ ‘ ~ 4 o Ba om 
Mr. Bob D- } ector, attended the Consumer Conference that 
1 : a » ‘ 6 bs ¥f an oh Bee sare # So nega a2 
was nec 71 i} , LOUTSLAaNG, ia Vy Las .9o725 hit? slaske was invited 
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to at i nas | rence Db . Virginia Krauer, Assiscant to he 
7 1 r KE - ; i c * te i ae ote * - re on 
Pre < t q;4 thie L . (i : iLE IC par! it? \) 1. Con sumer ALTairs « 


During 1LO70-71, 1 o station s-IM becane a qualified 
of the Corporation for Public Broadcasting. 


Continiiation 


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to the School Board o 


Florida, that the Fro} 


period. 


Because of the apparcnt success and the need fer conti 
ject, the School board ef Palbm he ch County gave it a 


fication and also gave their official approval for 


~ ’ i oy 4 he <404 ° "4 
approvas continuation of 


S¢ cured, the 


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followings departmeri 


The Department of 


Engineceving operation for } 


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for S 7 | 


one teacher-arnouncer and other specia 


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The Corporation blic Broadcasting 


$7,500 for one announcer . 


this combined support, WHRS-FM able to operate 


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year 1970-/1, the sta n has sé 
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ROGPAM GUILE OP THE WEEK OF JANUARY i 2972 
MONDAY =} DAS YOUR } DIAL TO 
G “OO! . Of s iy ‘ fil } } ™ ‘ « 7 
en a cc eo oe cciaainee allbasieanabh neenaostiiies 
TT | MOND?" | VU} ¥4 WEDNESDAS 
—— eras — case cetintncwreetens cane atte aE nan fee an eee escent cri ee cove snaenmennin nate nit Let OOO Ce NOLL CCE LOLA Lt COCO A OO - 
6:00AM 1! SIGN ON | STGN ON SIGN ON 
RN 0 aE a es Rs RS rc IO Kes ROE e Renee 
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6:03 | EL CLUB DE LOS MADRUGADORES | EL CLUB DE I MADRUSALORES JEL CLUB DE LOS MADRUGA! . 
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jeri =tcsirtonupcianc et ikea reset ns aewins bandon pn STEEITS 2E Ain ag Tne ke 
» _* . ’ ‘ Tim. kh 3 we ‘ 7 ”, TVs ia oe ‘T ‘ ~~ _ ‘ a 
6:30 f} GET READY FOR SCHOOL } Cs} RADY | HOO] GET RADY FOR SCiCOls 
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7: 00. | MEXICAN & TEXAS MUSIC | MEXICAN & 7 S MU: Ic MEXICAN & TEXAS MUSTC 
Ei pA Gi ate ae SMa gas aeielee e D EAN Ge he ee ON Ee Mates aera eee 
ie ae ee ee a } 8h TPO Be cee ey 
7:30 | GET READY FOR SCHOOT, RDY Fe SCHOOL GET READY FOR SCHGO), 
7235 | WEATHER RESORT 1s iwR REPORT WEATHER REPORT 
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Ube Re FEE eo eT See ENS NCEE eg pa eae cee eo 7 < Set iaris cag artes " ee Pia eae RP Aa KET VETS 
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