For Students

Lead the broadcast your school deserves

AIVR Radio was built for student leaders. Bring it to life on your own or rally classmates to cover even more stories—either way we will help you show administrators the value, find an advisor, and launch with confidence.

Student-first onboarding

Gear & workflow guidance

Advisor coaching

How it works

A simple plan to pitch your school

You do not need fancy equipment or a giant club. Follow these steps, show the impact, and we will walk your administration through everything else.

Start with you (or a crew)

You can kick this off solo. If friends want in, even better—list the events each person might cover and call out roles beyond broadcasting, like podcasting, marketing, or tech support, so administrators see the bigger vision.

Find an advisor

Talk with a media teacher, coach, or activities director who can sponsor the station. We provide training and office hours so they are never on their own.

Loop us in

Introduce us to your school contact. We will cover budgets, roadmaps, and help present to administrators so you can focus on building hype.

Who could sponsor it?

Start with people who already cheer you on

Media / journalism teacher
Athletic director or game day ops lead
Technology or IT coordinator
Club sponsor looking for new programs

What to say

Pitch points for your next conversation

Highlight how student broadcasters build career-ready skills in audio, journalism, and creative tech.
Share that AIVR Radio provides templates, training, and support so advisors never start from zero.
Explain that broadcasts can boost school spirit, drive fundraising, and showcase every team.

Need help with an email or slide? Mention that in the form and we will send a template you can copy.

Next steps

Tell us who to reach out to

Give us your first name, school, and 1-3 staff members (teachers, coaches, activities leads) who should hear about AIVR Radio. We will email them on your behalf and advocate for bringing the program to your campus.