are 60 parks, 11 trails, and 14 facilities within the city of Champaign, totaling over . Education K-12 education The city of Champaign is served by Champaign Unit 4 School District. Unit 4 administers both Champaign Central High School and Champaign Centennial High School. Champaign is also served by three private high schools. The largest of the three is a Roman Catholic High school, St. Thomas More High School which is located on the city's far northwest side. The school opened in 2000 and is the newest charter of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Peoria. The second is Judah Christian School, which is located just south of I-74 on Prospect Avenue. Judah Christian opened in 1983 and serves about 120 9th- 12th grade students. The entire school's pre-K through 12th grade enrollment is a little more than 500 students. The third is Academy High, which is an accredited, Independent high school located in South Champaign on Fox Drive. Academy High opened in 1997 and serves 60 9th - 12th grade students. The school is designed to be student-centered, highly collaborative, and project-based. Higher education Located within Champaign are two institutions of higher education, the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign and Parkland College. Media FM radio AM radio 580 WILL, Public Radio 1400 WDWS, News/Talk (AM Stereo) 1460 WKJR, Spanish Music NOAA Weather Radio NOAA Weather Radio station WXJ76 transmits from Champaign and is licensed to NOAA's National Weather Service Central Illinois Weather Forecast Office at Lincoln, broadcasting on a frequency of 162.550 MHz (channel 7 on most newer weather radios, and most SAME weather radios). The station activates the SAME tone alarm feature and a 1050 Hz tone activating older radios (except for AMBER Alerts, using the SAME feature only) for hazardous weather and non-weather warnings and emergencies, along with selected weather watches, for the Illinois counties of Champaign, Coles, DeWitt, Douglas, Edgar, Ford, Moultrie, Piatt, and Vermillion. Weather permitting, a tone alarm test of both the SAME and 1050 Hz tone features are conducted every Wednesday between 11 AM and Noon. Television 3 WCIA, CBS 7 W07DD-D, Three Angels Broadcasting Network 12 WILL-TV, PBS 15 WICD "NewsChannel 15", ABC 17 WAND, NBC 23 WBUI, CW 27 WCCU "Fox 55/27" 33 W31EH-D, Trinity Broadcasting Network 44 WBXC-CA, MTV 2 49 WCIX "My WCFN TV" My Network TV 51 WEIU, PBS Print and electronic media The News-Gazette, daily local newspaper Daily Illini,