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Reaching students builds ratings. Families appreciate what you can do for students and the community. WeatherEye promotes your weathercasters as the most knowledgeable and caring. Our complete branding of your site ensures that your weather team gets credit for the project. WeatherEye has already built a quality reputation among teachers. WeatherEye was awarded Web Winner honors by the National Education Association in May 1997. The Eisenhower National Clearinghouse for Mathematics and Science Education awarded the program its Digital Dozen Award. We’ve registered more than 700 teachers from coast to coast. That number is just the beginning, however, since most teachers have not taken the time to register. Each month WeatherEye sites receive visits from thousands of schools. Each class that uses the project reaches 30 to 40 students. That means 30 to 40 households you have reached, with grateful parents and impressed students. If your station has invested in weather stations placed in schools, WeatherEye will be the perfect companion for your current program. You can use both programs as part of your weather education promotions. If your network’s sensor data is online, you can add links that will connect directly to that data from WeatherEye. If another station in your market uses School Net type systems, WeatherEye is a great way to counter that program. School weather sensors show raw data, numbers on a screen. WeatherEye is a graphical, interactive learning experience. Students see your weather team, interact with your material, read dozens of pages embedded with your logo and information. WeatherEye offers greater impact, meaning your program will be the project that students remember. WeatherEye is a strong addition to your promotional efforts. The project will help build your weather team, putting your brand into the curriculum of local schools and building a following of grateful teachers, students, and parents.
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