not streamed online, though WSHS's station identification reminds listeners that the full Ideas Network schedule is available through WPR's website and smart speakers during student/leased hours. During the latter part of the week, ethnic broadcasters air their programming on the station. A Hmong language talk/music program to serve the local Hmong population locally originated from the local Hmong Mutual Assistance Association since 1983 and hosted by Vue Yang airs on Thursdays after 4:30 pm, while a local Spanish program consisting of mostly music airs on Friday or Saturday mornings. During the summer, Mead Public Library leases time on the station on Thursday evenings to broadcast live concerts from the stage of the nearby City Green, in cooperation with the John Michael Kohler Arts Center (this audio is simulcast through the library's Live365 stream). The locally originated ethnic programs broker their time from the school district to carry their programming. Previous history of calls in Floral Park, NY From 1950 to approximately the early 60s, the calls of WSHS were used by the high school radio station of Floral Park, New York's Sewanhaka High School, just east of Queens on Long Island. The station broadcast at 90.3 FM. Serving New York and Nassau County, it aired NAEB (National Association of Educational Broadcasters) produced and tape recorded educational programs directed to mostly elementary schools in the surrounding area with high school students as staff and the English department supervising the on-air staff of announcing and programming personnel most of whom were trained in special classes designed for that purpose. The technical staff were students from the V0-Tech department's electronics classes supervised by a professional broadcast engineer. Broadcast hours were limited to a few hours morning afternoon during school hours. From 5 to 7 PM the high school students provided original live programming which included public service programs serving the community and music. The station also broadcast Sewanhaka Chieftains football games and other sports. Several of the students went on to professional careers in broadcasting after graduation from high school and/or college. The 90.3 frequency today is utilized by WKRB in Brooklyn. See also Sheboygan North High School Sheboygan Area School District References External links WSHS programming schedule Further station details from WPR site SHS-FM Wisconsin Public Radio NPR member stations High school radio stations in the United States Radio stations established in 1968