That's exactly what Phoenix, Arizona radio personality, Perry Damone and long-time Phoenix area teacher, Linda Tuttle have done. Thousands of kids have enjoyed the opportunity to become radio stars in their own right by participating in the KdSTR Radio program, the first to put radio stations in grade schools in the United States. In times like these, when more and more parents and teachers and others search for ways to help children to get involved in productive, life-enriching activities, KdSTR has emerged as a proven and powerful way to do just that.
Responsibility is a major part of maturity.
So is pride in a job well done. When a child joins the KdSTR program, he or she learns more than responsibility. They learn how team work produces a finished product that reflects well on all those involved. Radio is a medium that requires the talents of numerous team members in order to work. Daily broadcasts are scheduled at the beginning of the school year to coordinate with the school-wide instructional schedule.