Alta Loma Key Club September 2016 Newsletter

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Dues are the very foundation of Key Club International.

To grant membership to our beloved club, one must pay dues in order to become an official member. The dues breakdown is as follows:Â > $7.00 to Key Club International > $4.50 to the CNH Key Club District > $2.50 to Alta Loma Key Club Pay these fees to the student store, and give your application to an officer!

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What do you do under your officer position?

What do you do as vice president?

“My job is to guide both members and officers to be the most effective and compassionate leaders, not only in the club, but for the rest of their lives. I do a lot of delegating and serve as a kind of liaison between the club and the division.”

“I help out with all tasks that are assigned to the president, historian, treasurer, etc. I also contribute and help organize officer board projects like fundraisers.”

What are some things you look forward to in this new term? “Fundraisers, and of course, Fall Rally!”

What are some things you look forward to for our club this school year? “Having more events to help out the publicity of our club and to see more committed members to Key Club’s cause.”


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What do you do under your officer position?

What do you do as club treasurer?

“I keep record of [member’s] hours, fill out the required Monthly Report Forms (MRF’s), and take minutes/record of what was discussed and what occured at meetings.”

“I am in charge of organizing the events that pertain to money, like our fundraiser where we had a booth at the Division 15 Night Market. I also help out in officer projects or even when you guys pay for membership dues.”

What are some things you look forward to in this new term?

What are some things you look forward to for our club this school year?

“Fall Rally (where we go to Six Flags to raise money for the Pediatric Trauma Program) because its always ‘lit.’”

“I wish to see more inclusiveness between members and look forward to creating new memories with new members.”


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What do you do under your officer position?

What do you do as editor and historian?

“I aid in managing the club social media, communicate with ASB for announcements, and contrinbute to officer board tasks.”

“As editor and historian, I manage the club website and social media, create monthly newsletters, and submit articles and visuals to the Division. Being apart of the oficer board, I also aid in officer projects.”

What are some things you look forward to in this new term?

What are some things you look forward to for our club this school year?

“I look forward to making our club more organized, recruiting more members, and having fun overall!”

“I look forward to seeing the club become more active and involved in division events, as well as more attendance at Fall Rally.”


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What do you do under your officer position?

What do you do as an event coordinator?

“My job is to find events for our club members to partake in, as well as provide spirit during rallies and so forth.”

“I look up events through websites and other resources to find service events that clubbers can aid in.”

What are some things you look forward to in this new term? “I’m excited to be able to feel much more connected to Key Club, as well as all the people and friends I am hoping to make at Fall Rally and all the cool places I can show off my giraffe spirit!”

What are some things you look forward to for our club this school year? “I look forward to having more events so that members will have a better experience through Key Club.”


As the second month of school closes upon us, I would like to congratulate you on staying strong thus far! Within the first few weeks of the new term for the club, I have already created friendships with some new faces and am VERY thankful that you have all taken an interest into Key Club. Your presence at the meetings never fails to place a smile on my face. I hope that you all continue to be active within the club by attending socials, volunteer events, and weekly meetings. Thank you for everything so far and I hope you have a BEE-utiful day (our district mascot is the bee)!

QUESTIONS? CONTACT ME THROUGH THE CLUB SOCIAL MEDIA OR EMAIL (ALHSKEYCLUB@GMAIL.COM)!


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Assuming that many of you that are currently reading this are new and signed up on this day: THANK YOU FOR YOUR TIME AT CLUB RUSH! It was a pleasure to see so many of you interested in Key Club. During both lunches out in the quad, we displayed some of our informational and persuasive posters (a BIG thanks to Ryma Swing, Caitlyn Diaz, and Regina Tambunan for helping with the cute posters). Some of our club officers were also walking around the main portion of the quad and cafeteria with the posters to raise awareness on club recruitment. Club Rush was a success, with a sign-up of over180 students! Don’t forget to sign-up on our “Remind” class (text “@alhskc” to 81010) to stay informed on our weekly meetings and reminders on upcoming events.


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- YOU make Key Club - no matter what other positions you hold, you are always a member first!

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- Student Board elected by members of the club - President, V.President, Secretary, Treasurer, Historian and Editor, E.Coords., Publicity Chairs

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- 15 clubs within one division - Lieutenant Governor of the Division acts as a representative for the District - Division Leadership Team

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- Nation or State(s) that align with Kiwanis Districts - Executive District Board - One Lieutenant Governer (LTG) per Division

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- All Clubs from Countries (37 countries!) - International Board


09.6.16 What a lovely crowd of people! Thank you to all who attended our first meeting (sorry for the disorganization and technical difficulties!). The first meeting was a success with an attendance that was easily over 80 people. The meeting first started with an ice breaker (a tactic/way for people to get to know others better) of rock-paper-scissors, where one would find a partner to play against and whoever won would then “join� the winner’s team and continue to cheer them on and so forth. It was a pleasure to see attendees meeting new faces while spreading positivity to their “leader.� Following, the meeting continued with a brief overview of what Key Club is and what members do. Concluding, attendees were awarded with candy or otter pops for their interest in the organization.

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09.14.16 During the Club’s second General Meeting, clubbers worked on creating cards for children at the San Antonio Hospital in Upland, California. While enjoying the great outdoors, clubbers created cards to spread love to the children who are less fortunate than us and are stuck indoors. Inside the cards, cute and positive messages were included, as well as creative drawings and decorations. Overall, we finished an hour’s worth of community service and completed over 40 cards!


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09.17.16 Karaoke Night was hosted at the Teen Center, where clubbers from both Alta Loma and Upland came to raise club funds. At Karaoke Night, clubbers signed up to sing to them lyrics projected onto the screen. The songs sung through the night were either recited passionately or terribly sung for comedic relief. Singing our lungs out wasn’t the only thing that occurred: there was also a magician from Canada! Overall, the event was a success due to attendance of members (LIKE YOU)!


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Thank you to our ofiicer board for aiding in making the chocolate dipped churros! We would not have raised as much money at the Night Market without your persistence and patience. Another thanks to the DLT (Division Leadership Team) for organizing the event that would not have happened without you guys! Lastly, on behalf of the entire club, thank you Mrs. Miller for agreeing to be our last-minute advisor for the night. The officer board truly wouldn’t have even been holding a booth, let alone a successful one, if we did not have your guidance. If you see Mrs. Miller around on campus, PLEASE be sure to thank her for all that she had done for us on Friday! 09.23.16 After the September Division Council Meeting (DCM), where clubbers participated in ice breakers and our club was awarded with #3 in “Swag Points” (again!), the night market ensued! Clubs held booths to sell items of food to merchandise n order to raise funds for their individual clubs or for the Pediatric Trauma Program. Our club sold chocolate dipped churros that were supposed to look like giraffes. Other stands included, boba, giraffe ear headbands, popcorn, nachos, chick-fil-a, and so much more. Like the “626 Night Market,” a section was set aside for performances where clubbers volunteered to sing, dance, rap, etc. Thank you to all who came to the DCM, it was a great to see you all.


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