A Patchogue-Medford High School student recently won the high school division of an essay contest, and as part of the grand prize he gets to read his essay while on the airwaves of various radio stations in September.
Robert Langerman won the 13th annual School Essay Contest of the Long Island Presidents' Council of New York State United Teachers writing about how he feels school is an amazing place. According to Patchogue-Medford School District's website, Langerman was honored for winning the contest at Woodbury Country Club last spring during his sophomore year.
Listen to Langerman's essay as read by himself by watching the video in the media gallery of this post, and the schedule of radio stations that will broadcast his message is below.
9/9: WJVC
9/10: WBZO, WLNG
9/11: WTHE
9/12: WBAB, WHLI, WWSK
9/13: WBLI, WLNG
9/16: WALK, WKJY
9/17: WWSK, WJVC
9/18: WBAB, WLNG
9/19: WBLI, WTHE
9/20: WHLI, WJVC
9/23: WBZO, WLNG
9/25: WBAB, WHLI, WWSK
9/26: WBLI, WLNG
9/27: WALK, WKJY, WTHE
The audio message and photo were provided to Patch by Ray Adell Media Enterprises, and Patch edited it into the above video.
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