This week on Dayton Youth Radio, we have the fourth feature from our Teens In Quarantine series, with stories from Nick Kvalheim, a student at Oakwood High School and Nicole Henderson a student at Fairmont High School. Nick Kvalheim My math teacher handed us pink slips detailing how she was planning on running class if we did get quarantined. The day after I received my pink slip from my teacher, the loudspeaker boomed during seventh period astronomy class. My principal announced that Governor

This week on Dayton Youth Radio we continue our Teens In Quarantine series with two stories from students at Fairmont High School. First, we'll hear from Max Gallanstein, who's a big sports fan, and then we'll hear from Ethan McFarren, who produces dance music from his bedroom recording studio.

This week on Dayton Youth Radio we continue our Teens In Quarantine series with two stories from students at Fairmont High School. First, we'll hear from Max Gallanstein, who's a big sports fan, and then we'll hear from Ethan McFarren, who produces dance music from his bedroom recording studio. Max Gallantstein Hello, my name is Max Gallanstein. I'm a junior at Fairmont High School. I live with my two parents, Mary and Phillip, and I have two older brothers. Like other students, I'm doing my

This week on Dayton Youth Radio, the second feature in our Teens In Quarantine series. Dylan Potts and Ashley Daniels, two juniors from Kettering Fairmont High School talk about how the COVID-19 pandemic is affecting life as a teenager.

This week on Dayton Youth Radio, the second feature in our Teens In Quarantine series. Dylan Potts and Ashley Daniels, two juniors from Kettering Fairmont High School talk about how the COVID-19 pandemic is affecting life as a teenager. Dylan Potts The first thing I'm going to do after this coronavirus stuff is finished with, is get my hair cut because it's already been forever since I've gotten a cut. By the time this is over, my hair is going to be crazy. My name is Dylan Potts, and I'm a 17

This week on Dayton Youth Radio we have a new series from Kettering Fairmont High School. Students there were eager to talk about life under quarantine, and so their teacher, Laura Hutchens, called us up and our collaboration began.

This week on Dayton Youth Radio we have a new series from Kettering Fairmont High School. Students there were eager to talk about life under quarantine, and so their teacher, Laura Hutchens, called us up and our collaboration began . Today we'll hear from Imani Reed and Molly Mitchell, both juniors at Kettering Fairmont High School. Imani Reed Last month, I was going to have a sleepover with my best friend Gianna and another friend, but it got canceled because of this whole COVID-19 stay at home

We have a history of mistrust between African-Americans and our nation's police officers who have been sworn to enforce the laws in times of slavery, Jim Crow, legalized segregation, and now the war on drugs. In this last installment of The Best of Dayton Youth Radio, we have a story that first aired three years ago by a Centerville high school student named Mandela Brown.

We have a history of mistrust between African-Americans and our nation's police officers who have been sworn to enforce the laws in times of slavery, Jim Crow, legalized segregation, and now the war on drugs. In this last installment of The Best of Dayton Youth Radio, we have a story that first aired three years ago by a Centerville high school student named Mandela Brown. It was a summer night at only 9 p.m. My three friends and I had gone to get ice cream, but Trey didn't have cash, so we went

This week on the Best of Dayton Youth Radio we have a story from Daylan McKinney from Ponitz Career Technology Center in Dayton. McKinney was a senior when this story first aired two years ago. He wanted to deal with a topic that a lot of our high school kids are grappling with, the effect of divorce on a family.