audio elements. Signal This signal is fairly strong around the school, and travels farthest in a southwest direction from the school toward York University and Jane and Finch. The approximate diameter for reception of RAV-FM under normal weather conditions is as far north as Elgin Mills Road, as far west as Highway 400, as far south as Sheppard Avenue and as far east as Yonge Street. Reception will vary greatly depending on the radio being used. Broadcasting Course RAV FM was originally run as an extracurricular activity consisting of student-led shows based on a variety of subjects, such as sports, news and music. During the 2012–2013 scholar year, RAV ceased to exist as an extracurricular activity, and became a course, under the code AWS 201. The course has since been taught by Matthew Rondina and explores radio communication as well as the entertainment industry aspects of broadcasting, including social networking. Co-operative Education Program During the 2013–2014 scholar year, RAV FM became a co-operative education work placement. Students would assume the role of studio manager and assume the duties of day–to–day operation of the studio and station. These duties include social media updates, music library/playlist updates and promotions/advertising. Covid-19 RAV-FM shutdown at the beginning of the Covid-19 pandemic. Its uncertain if the station is still operating. References External links ravfm.ca rav907fm.wordpress.com 90.7 RAV-FM High school radio stations in Canada Vaughan Radio stations in the Regional Municipality of York 1999 establishments in Ontario Radio stations established in 1999