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RADIO *
TELEVISION *
FILM *
RECORDING *
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The Broadcast Learning Center (Radio
* Television * Film * Recording * Newspaper * Web Team) at Mount
Pleasant High School was founded in 1993 by Clint Dantinne to give
participating students written and verbal communication skills with
technical experience in a mass media society. |
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Mondays at 2:30 PM -
Newspaper/Web Team meeting in room 219 |
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Tuesdays at 2:30 PM -
Film/TV Club meeting in room 011 |
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Wednesdays at 7:00 PM -
Radio & Recording meeting in room 011 |
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Thursdays at 2:30 PM -
Puppets in Education meeting in room 011 |
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Upcoming 2008 meetings of
the Broadcast Learning Center
Adventurers Club - March 12, April 9, May 14 |
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Broadcast
Learning Center services available to schools |
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Disc Jockey * Sound System * Recording * Video *
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VISIT OFFICIAL WMPH WEBSITE
Mount Pleasant High School is the home of
Delaware's first high school radio station. |
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WMPH 91.7 FM gives great experience for students interested in being a DJ, radio host, television personality, public speaker, news journalist, sports announcer, or music promoter. Our radio students learn how to operate all broadcast equipment, communicate to a LIVE radio audience, develop a weekly radio show, and follow the rules and regulations of the Federal Communications Commission. WMPH is a unique broadcast learning center. The experience is intended to enhance the students' knowledge of communications, develop the thought process and organizational skills, increase community awareness, and BE FUN. Our purpose in the community of Wilmington is to entertain and inform our listeners by presenting a positive and professional image. Call Mr. Dantinne for more information at 762-7199. |
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Clint
Dantinne

Coordinator, Broadcast Learning Center
WMPH General Manager & Workshop Instructor
Widener University, B.A. (Media Studies)
Disney University, (Studio Production Curriculum)
International Film & Television Workshops (Film
Director's Craft)
Years in Education: 14
Years in District: 14
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Teaching
Assistants:
Kris Henderson
(Program & Music Director)
Ray Devine
(Promotions Director)
Robert J. Fioretti, Jr.
(Production Director)
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Telephone Contact
(302) 762-7125
WMPH 91.7 Radio - extension 3050 (or direct at 762-7199)
WMPH Transmitter Room - direct at 761-7428
WMPH Recording Studio - extension 4555
Television Studio - extension 1198
WMPH 2 Internet Radio Studio - direct at 762-1238
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WMPH
bulletin board in school hallway |
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For a listing of broadcast jobs available,
click HERE |
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WMPH 91.7 FM is about people - our
students and community. The radio station gives great experience
for students interested in being a DJ, radio host, television
personality, public speaker, news journalist, sports announcer, or
music promoter. Our radio students learn how to operate all
broadcast equipment, communicate to a LIVE radio audience, develop a
weekly radio show, and follow FCC regulations. |
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WMPH broadcasts
remotely from special events including school functions. Our
party patrol has frequently aired LIVE from clubs, carnivals,
sporting events, and festivals. |
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WMPH DANCEfest 2006
was held at Baxter’s Club in Wilmington on November 18 from 8:00 PM
until 1:30 AM. Spinning LIVE were legendary DJs John Kano, Giuseppe
D, and Ray Devine. Performing LIVE on stage was Giorgio, Ohsha Kai,
Drea, Gia 7, Fredrick Ford, Kristy Kay, Rachel Panay, Kathy
Phillips, Pepper Mashay, and Georgie Porgie.
WMPH DANCEfest 2005 (not pictured) was held at Kahunaville's
Red Room in Wilmington on June 11. We had some of the best dance
artists and DJs from all over the country performing LIVE including
Richard J. Dalton, Dom Armano, Dare2B Difrent, Nancy Yvonne of
Boulevard East, QED, Aubrey, and Georgie Porgie. |
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Promotion and
merchandise is part of the WMPH experience. We have had
advertisements on billboards (see lower third), Yellow Pages,
magazines, and local television. We also have T-shirts, bumper
stickers, pens, sports bottles, and mugs. |
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WMPH radio station has
made the local news many times. We have had press coverage on
local television and other radio stations. WMPH appears in
newspapers and magazines from time to time. |
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Clint Dantinne remodeled
the existing studios in March 1993. Two years later, the entire
Mount Pleasant High School moved to an alternate location while
major renovations and building construction took place. The WMPH
studios were relocated to a trailer during the 1995-1996 school
year. In September 1996, WMPH moved to a brand new facility. |
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During the summer of 2003,
Mount Pleasant High School and WMPH again were renovated. This time,
it was the exterior of the building including all new windows.
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WMPH technology is
first rate. We have a sophisticated computer automation network with
voice track options. All songs and announcements are cataloged in
our database which calculates the spins and ranking order. An RSS
feed delivers the song playing on the air to our web site
immediately. We also have an original show called Total Control
Radio. This is a completely computer driven show which plays
whatever songs get the most online votes in real time. |
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WMPH 2
is a streaming internet radio station from Mount Pleasant High
School. As a training facility, WMPH 2 is on the air 24 hours
everyday with a wide variety of music and programming. Listen online
or anywhere on campus at 88.1 FM. |
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The school announcements
broadcast via closed-circuit
television (Ch. 37) to the
entire student body. WMPH-TV is a continuously operated station
airing school news and student videos. Our second closed-circuit
television station (Ch. 32) features both LIVE audio and video from
the WMPH-FM radio studios. |
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The
Film Club
objectives are to provide students the opportunity to explore the
language of film, recognize the importance of conveying messages
through film elements, and give students valuable experience in
analyzing and producing media. |
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Our
recording
studios offer services to all schools of the
Brandywine School District. We have digitally recorded music
concerts and school performances on location then mastered to
compact disc. We also provide audio editing service for pep squad
mixes, student voice demos, and our Puppets in Education program.
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The
Puppets
in Education objectives are to write scripts with a
socially conscious theme targeted to elementary school students,
record dialogue then master the soundtrack with sound effects and
background music, practice puppeteering in group sessions and review
performance on video monitor, and perform on location at
participating elementary schools and community groups. |
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