At Milford High School in New Hampshire, students are participating in a ham radio club that provides them with hands-on experience in communication and electronics. Under the guidance of teacher Tom Perkins, students engage in practical activities such as building circuits, testing equipment, and participating in a 'fox hunt' exercise to track radio signals. This club serves as an introduction to amateur radio for many, with some students even obtaining their first Federal Communications Commission (FCC) license. Perkins, who sponsors the club, emphasizes the importance of teaching skills that are no longer part of the school curriculum, noting that the program not only imparts technical knowledge but also builds students' confidence in communication. The club receives support from amateur radio groups that provide equipment and demonstrations, linking classroom lessons to real-world applications. Students express that their experience in the club has broadened their understanding of technology and the community surrounding it.