Editing New Albany, Indiana (section)

====Education innovation====
[[Charles A. Prosser]] lived in New Albany for much of his life. [[Charles Allen Prosser School of Technology]] was named in honor of his accomplishments as the "father of [[vocational education]]."
In the mid and late 20th century, New Albany became an innovator in using electronic media in education. New Albany High School, a public school, started WNAS-FM in 1949, which is the nation's oldest continuously operating [[high school radio]] station. In the late 1960s, Slate Run Elementary School started WSRS, a non-licensed student-produced closed-circuit television service for its classrooms, one of the nation's first in an elementary school.