Volume 4 Issue 4 July Edition
July 2016 What’s good Penguinos? It was a great kick off early in our term at OTC! Getting to see some fresh faces that are ready for the new year. It was great having the chance to meet and present for some of you this year. I personally can’t wait to see the growth in our division and that starts off in our basic foundation, our clubs! I hope all you are enjoying the last few months of summer and are getting mentally prepared for the beginning of the school year. See y’all soon!
Newsletter Editor
Hello Penguins! School is coming up quick and I hope that you have all enjoyed your summer break. From readjusting your sleeping schedule to buying new school supplies, I wish that you're prepared for the school year to come. Anticipate another year of making amazing memories and working hard to achieve your goals. No matter what you do, remember that Key Club is always a place where you can relax and meet new people. Remember to always smile and look forward!
Lt. Governor
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Spotlight on Service Hey Penguins! August's spotlight on service is "Children's Education", so it is crucial that we try our best to serve the children by helping with their education. Here are some possible service opportunities to get involved and serve! Exec. Assistant Service Chair
School on Wheels: School on Wheels is a organization that helps educate and assist children who are homeless. http://www.schoolonwheels.org/?gclid=Cj0KEQjwwry8BRDjsbjMpPSDva gBEiQA5oW0nJ5G4Ygi_6AyV9XbAzDO0YnAqSfIC9Lr3C0vIKMjpNQ aAilw8P8HAQ
United Way: United Way provides an opportunities to help coordinate plans to help children's education http://www.unitedway.org/get-involved/volunteer
Elementary Tutoring: Come out and help tutor children in elementary schools http://www.volunteermatch.org/search/?l=Riverside%2C+CA%2C+USA&k= children%27s+education&searchOpps= more tutoring: Come out and help tutor children in elementary schools. http://www.volunteermatch.org/search/?k=tutoring&v=false&s=&o=relevanc e&l=Riverside%2C+CA&r=region&sk=&specialGroupsData.groupSize=&na =&partner=&usafc=#k=tutoring&v=false&s=1&o=distanceBand&l=Riverside% 2C+CA%2C+USA&r=region&sk=&specialGroupsData.groupSize=&na=&p artner=&usafc=
On July 9th, Key Club of Santiago High School attended Officer Training Conference at University of California, Riverside. Six newly elected officers mostly did not have any experience as an officer. Therefore, we thought this conference would be really helpful for us to know and learn about our position. After the conference, not solely about our position and duties, but we were also able to learn more about Key Club itself. Even officers who attended OTC last year were also able to learn new information about their new position. OTC was also a wonderful opportunity to meet other officers from other high school. We met officers from Centennial High School and discussed about future cooperation for future events since two schools located close to each other. Even though we are still little afraid of our new year as officers where we have to follow and complete the duties we learned at OTC, we are also excited to follow and complete those duties to make our Key Club more active! Iris Kim
6 North Penguins to the Rescue
Officer Training Conference at UCR was a blast! Whether your time was spent trying to catch 'em all in the newly released Pokemon Go, or you were actually paying attention to the training, I think that we all accomplished something that day. All kidding aside, the superherothemed training was a valuable experience to both me and my friends as we transition into our officer roles. I noticed smiles on their faces as they learned more about how to effectively perform their duties while simultaneously making connections with other school's officers. I'm glad we shared this experience and I know it'll help make our year ahead will be a great one! Benjamin Terao
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contacts La Sierra Mariel Calva mcalva63@gmail.com Centennial zizumbo.marilyn24@gmail.com (714)643-3078
Norco Kristin Castellanos geekchic241@yahoo.com (951)-314-5033
Corona Mariela centmary4@gmail.com 951-286-2091
Notre Dame Cassidy Aumentado caumentado18@gmail.com (951)-42-358
Eleanor Roosevelt Ashley Wong ashley_wong@live.com (909)615-6093
Santiago Iris Kim iris72699@yahoo.com (714) 886-7991
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Fundraising Chair Ivy Jiang Eleanor Roosevelt ivyjiang123@gmail.com (718)-902-3838
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John F. Kennedy Ariana Osorio arianaiosorio@gmail.com (714)-906-1741 John W. North Benjamin Terao benjaminterao154@rusdlearns.net (951) -312- 0338 Martin Luther King Tyler Ma Tylersma@gmail.com (951)-333-4998 La Sierra Mariel Calva mcalva63@gmail.com Norco Kristin Castellanos geekchic241@yahoo.com
Mrs. Qualm Service projects chair Eric Stout Eleanor Roosevelt ericstoutd6n@gmail.com (909)-225-1225 Communications Chair Tyler Ma Martin Luther King Tyler.sma18@gmail.com (951)-333-4998 Fundraising Chair Ivy Jiang Eleanor Roosevelt ivyjiang123@gmail.com (718)-902-3838
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