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LT.G’s Welcome

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Key Club Education

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Hello Ballers! So we have made it to the end of the like Division 8 has accomplished so much during the term yourself, think back to the first DCM of the ter North, and then to Conclave. Now that we are in Ap as District Convention 2017 is approaching! To all of you all Planting the Seeds of Service there! With the 2018 term, I am sure that he is going to help FERMIN on our term, and everything we accomplished toget of community service, we met our goal of raising ove became closer together as one Ohana. It's been an Governor. Now please, enjoy t

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term. How do YOU feel? I'll tell you how I feel. I feel e 2016-2017 term. Take some time to reflect on the rm, to Region Training Conference 2016, to Fall Rally pril, the end of the year celebration of service known f the members who plan on attending, I hope to see help of your Lieutenant Governor Elect for the 2017N-TALIZE those same seeds you planted! Again, reflect ther. We met our goal of completing over 7000 hours er $2000 for the Pediatric Trauma Program, and we all n awesome pleasure serving you as your Lieutenant this AMAZING newsletter. ilysm

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Key Club Education The 71st Annual Cali-Nev-Ha District Convention will be held in Anaheim, CA April 7-9, 2017 Chaperones DCON requires a STRICT ratio of chaperones and MUST be followed 1 Chaperones : 10 Key Clubbers GENDER MATTERS If you have 10 girls and 2 boys, you will need 1 female chaperone and one male chaperones REGARDLESS Chaperones may be shared among other clubs within your division.

Start looking for chaperones now!!!

Each chaperone still has to pay the registration fees as well!

School Policies To ensure that you can attend DCON, please look into your school policies. All schools do have policies that must be followed when planning field trips!

Reach out to your school principal, site controller, or associated student body to determine what paperwork is required for your club to attend DCON. Similar forms can be School Transportation Form, Chaperone Background Check, School District Approval Request. *Click HERE to see Club elections guide*

CUMC Crab Feed

Reading Buddies

- Juliana Tran American Canyon High School

Every week, our Key C goes over to Canyon Elementary School fo ing Buddies! We read play fun games with o Kindergarten buddy. astonishing to see ho they’ve improved in t reading over the scho It’s also fun to learn m about their reading in Overall, Reading Budd serves as a great lear source as well as a pl make friends.

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Rodriguez Key Club volunteered at the CUMC Crab Feed where members prepare and serve food for people that attended the event.

-Jose Estrada Rodriquez High School

A.C. Crab Feed

Every year near the beginning of the month of March, Key Club helps their Kiwanis with their Kiwanis Crab feed! Other than members from our club, players from ACHS Baseball helped served along with other adults. The event started around 6am and ended close to 10:30 pm. Key Clubbers came in and out during the event at random times. We helped set up, make/ prepare the food, loaded the food, wash the dishes, and cleaned up. The event was very fun and wasn’t as wet or raining as it was last year.

- Tammy Chau Lam American Canyon High School

Canyon Oaks Father Daugh Dance

Canyon Oaks Elementary held a wonderful event in their multi use room that brought fathe daughters together for a dance. Taking pictures of families and seeing their excitement and es was tooth-achingly sweet and it brought a smile to my face as well. Around 4 o’clock we setting up: putting flowers together, setting up lanterns, balloons, the photo booth, etc. It w setting it up and attempting to make a flower from paper and it was even more enjoyable t the decorations. We popped balloons, ate leftovers, cleaned up, and being loud (just being teenagers). It was a great night overall for the participants and the volunteers.

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Steam Night

On February 3, several of our Key Clubbers went to Matthew Turner Elementary to volunteer at the local Steam Night. Steam Night is a science, technology, and engineering based event. Our members ran multiple booths to expose the young to fun science and technology-centered activities. From flying drones, coding robots, building boats, and connecting circuits, our members helped the kids do it all.

- Augustine Quejado Benicia High School

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If you have any questions, comments or concerns about this newsletter please contact Lt. Governor, Jack Rattanasith, or the Division News Editor, Kathia Reynoso.

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