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Birmingham | Cleveland | Champs | Granada Hills | Grant | Kennedy | Monroe | Northridge Academy | Van Nuys | VAAS

IN THIS 2015

SEPTEMBER

Lieutenant Govenor’s message Spirit Coordinators’ message Achievements Recaps on Event Upcoming Events Club Publications Contact Information

Hello Koalas!

School has officially started. I know studying and learning is somtimes not that great. But, lots of clubs can meet new people and have lots of service. A new school year also means a new year for us koalas. We are going to do our best a raise money for PTP and ELIMATE. Its going to be lots of fun and worth your time! Thank you for reading my newsletter. I will try my best to make it as nice and interesting for all of you.

-Amber Huynh Division 25 East News Editor

TYLER KOWTA | D25E LIEUTENANT GOVER Aloha Division 25 East,

I hope you are all getting used to your school schedules and your sleeping schedules as well. It may be har

ourselves back to what we were used to but I know that you will all do an amazing job with your academic p es this year. School may be something that we despise going to daily, but ultimately, I love going to school

love going to Key Club meetings to learn about new events and talk to the officer board at the school I atte

fully, you all do the same and enjoy going to club meetings as well. Don’t forget to talk to the officer board an agenda for the upcoming club and division events!

This year is the last year we will be Division 25 East and I hope all you take advantage of that. Rep the 2-5 s tures at events, purchase the LAST shirt and tank top designs for our division, and scream to represent the fall rally. Together, we will be able to leave a lasting legacy on this amazing division. Each and every single will be remembered as the LAST members of Division 25 East. Let’s make it count!

If you’re a new member who just joined Key Club, WELCOME! I hope that you are enjoying your time in Key

I hope you will learn more about Key Club and attend more events in the future. Personally, Key Club is so h

explain to me because there are so many amazing things to say about it. We’re an international organization

from China to the Bahamas and have over 270,000 members worldwide. We love to help the community wh

on leadership, being inclusive, and caring, all while building our character. Feel free to speak to me at DCM events, or Key Club meetings if you have any questions! Have an amazing school year and have fun!

If you’re a returning member, I hope you’re ready to experience another year full of service, leadership, and

year, our goal to raise money for PTP and the Eliminate Project, strengthen our bonds with our Kiwanis, and

community are truly being reached. I hope to see you all at future events especially at Fall Rally and DCON Either way, all of the members in this Division are amazing human beings and are all capable of performing

their home, school, and communities. I am blessed to serve the BEST Division in the California - Nevada - H trict and I wish you the best of luck this year!

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rusann ibay Hello Keyclubbers! My name is Rus-Ann Ibay and I’m absolutely proud and honored to serve as one of your Spirit Coordinators for the 2015-2016 term.

I’m extremely excited to work alongside Lieutenant Governor Tyler Kowta and all the other wonderful spirit coordinators to create cheers you fellow koalas will enjoy.To me, Keyclub has served to be much more than a service club and it’s honestly one of the best decision’s I have ever made. If I were to sum up Keyclub in three words, those three words would be “ opportunity, ohana, and leadership “.

Remember to never be afraid to interact and branch out to others, especially me!

I would love to get know you better and become friends with you. It is my goal to make sure you are all comfortable and happy so if you have any new ideas, share them with me! Be sure to show all the other divisions and the whole CNH district what the Koala Nation is made of. I hope you’re all ready for a spirited and exciting day at Fall Rally South!

monique bas t o I am Monique Basto and I serve as your Division spirit coordinator and event coordinator / tech editor of Cleveland Charter HS. I’m so honored to be able to have this opportunity. I love to be working with all of you trying to build our homes, schools, and communities together. Serving and cheering, with friends all over CNH by my side. Truly have another Ohana, a family to be able to serve with is so much fun. I’d love to get to know every single individual that I serve, and help put a smile on each other’s faces. Don’t be afraid to come up and introduce yourself.

My goal this term is to make an awareness to the youth about Key Club. Its such a wonderful organization that will definitely inspire and achieve so much in the future. We give so much to back to the people, and change lives for the better.

To accomplish this goal, I will help create cheers that would be incredibly bee fun and spirited. It’ll bring joy and happiness to members and our communities. Service and cheers has really has influenced me to become find my inner child, who is so energetic and willing to have fun through anything! We’ll create new cheers, memories and new beginnings. I have obtained so much leadership throughout these past months, and I’m very excited to see how this term will go. I am overjoyed to spend this next year with all of you, make memories, make a difference in our world, build stronger friendships, and have many more opportunities. This is only the beginning of our journey, hope you all have a bee-autiful term.

Piyasuda Singkalavnich

Hi!! I’m Piyasuda Singkalavnich, but you can call me Piya! I just moved in to Granada Hills Charter High School, and I just became one of your Division Spirit Coordinators. My goal is to give all of you the best I have and nothing less than the best koalaty!! I will work with the other spirit coordinators and make sure that we are heard!

Fr ancesco giusseppe Hello fellow koalas! I’m Francesco Giusseppe and I now have the honor to serve as one of your new spirit coordinators! Im currently Monroe’s Vice President and I’m really excited to see what this term has to offer, I’m really excited to work with you all and create some nice and catchy cheers for all you to enjoy while cheering your hearts out at fall rally! I’ve really grown as a person since joining and all of you have inspired me to extend beyond my reach and not only serve my club but the division as well! I have many goals for the term, I wish to bond and grow with people that I have yet to encounter and make you all proud and happy to cheer your hearts out! I will try my best to make only the best cheers that will leave you all excited for more. I love meeting new people and trying new things. I wish to motivate my fellow peers to gain more and more spirit and have the confidence to cheer as loud as they can at fall rally. I wish to make you all happy and gain the spirit necessary to win the spirit stick! I look forward for what’s to come in the near future, that’s all for now.

REGION 7 BEACH CLEAN UP

Although the beach clean up wasn’t how we planned it to be, it actually brought us closer together.

During the time in the rain, we were all able to bond people from our division that we never talked to before. We were able to laugh about the situation and joke around with this summer California weather.

The rain allowed us to really become one big Ohana, laughing and making the best out of these type of situations. The region 7 LTGs did an outstanding job with the whole situation. It was so stressful and hectic, but they handled it so well. They were able to create a stress free environment for the members, which allowed us to have an amazing time at the beach clean up, despite the whole weather situation.

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CLUB REPORTS Club Recaps are created by each individual club giving each club an opportunity to reflect, make goals, and advertise to the entire division!

Birmingham Cleveland

Van Nuys Northridge Academy

Monroe

Granada Hills

Grant Kennedy

Van Nuys High School Past Events 7/3 Ubatuba 7/11 Ice Skating Fundraiser 7/18 Beach Clean-up 7/26 SweetSnow Fundraiser

Upcoming Events 8/7 Ice Skating Fundraiser 8/29 The Color Run Night L.A 9/6 Summer Breeze Marathon 9/27 The Burning Sands 5k Run

Officer Reflection organizaKey Club is not only an amazing organiza tion, but a family. You are able to work and talk with your friends side by side while serving the community. Key Club taught me many things besides the joy of serving the community. Even though school going to begin, it will not stop my Key Club spirit.

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Northridge Academy High School Goals Our goal this month is to find as many ways possible to advertise our club. We want to make sure we get lots of new members because we can’t have a club without our members. It’s really sad going to events with only three people supporting key club while other clubs have ten or more people attending there events. We want to make sure Northridge academy’s key club doesn’t fade away. We want it to thrive and only get better with the new members we bring in! For this reason were working extra hard to advertise key club and make it inclusive just as its supposed to be. Our club is getting together to come up with ideas to advertise. Anytime we get the chance to get together we will come up with more ideas because if we fail to get members there won’t be any more key club for Northridge. As an officer that breaks my heart, knowing how many students won’t be touched with the spirit of service. Key club offers so much, it changes you because you learn to help others but more importantly, to LOVE helping others. We haven’t gotten our ideas straightened out but when we do we hope to share it with you, and let’s hope that were successful.

Officer Reflection Secretary Christy Seguritan

Our Secretary Christy, recently went to patches to make pillow cases for foster homes. This is what she had to say “Making pillow cases was easier than making quilts so I was able to create more than one.

The whole process took multiple steps but it felt good finishing a pillow case, and knowing that it was going to someome who would really appreciate it. I cant wait to see pictures of the kids with the pillow cases we made them”. Christy not only felt happy about making pillow cases for foster kids but she had fun making them to. With her positive energy she turned this energy depriving task into something fun with her humor. It takes a lot of patience to make pillow cases because you have to pick out fabrics that match, make sure you get your measurment’s done right, and sow it all together.

Upcoming events

James Monroe High School Officer Reflection The event I found especially memorable this month was the Special Olympics at Warner Center park. The special Olympics allows people living with a disability take part in competitive athletic activities. Over 500 athletes joined in this event, and I personally got to meet and greet people from Venezuela and even Greece. I particularly liked this event because of its message. No disability should stop you from being an athlete, or dreams.

Meeting and greeting people around the world was an interesting experience. Although there was a language barrier, I could still communicate fairly well with hand signals. I loved giving out drinks and snacks during the closing of the race and just fulfilling some genuine keyclub service.

This event was even more memorable during its closing. At the very end Mikayla (Granada Charter High School) , Kelly(Valley Academy, and myself saved the left over food. Doing this we prepared and packaged salad and 50-60 hot dogs. This was donated to the homeless so nothing would be left to waste. This reminded me of why I serve and what it really means to be in keyclub.

-Darren Viloria

Past Events 7/11 Rummage Sale @ One Generation 7/18 Beach Clean Up & DCM @ Dockweiler Past Fundraisers 7/18 Beach Clean Up: Ice Cream Upcoming Events 8/1 Special Olympics Cheering @ Galen Center Upcoming Fundraisers 8/13 Joint Fundraiser with Birmingham Key Club @ Sky Zone

CLEVELAND HIGH SCHOOL JULY NEWS Skateland Fundraiser Region Beach Clean Up 7/18 -Sold Lei’s with Northridge Special Olympics 7/23

President Jared Ngao I had and awesome time at the Special Olympics this past weekend. I was very happy to be able to watch the Special Olympics and help create a constructive, supportive environment for the athletes.

AUGUST NEWS Ice Skating Fundraiser 8/7 Operation Clean Sweep 8/15 Pizza Rev/Sweet Snow 8/22 The COLOR RUN NIGHT LA 8/29

Birmingham Charter High School

• 7/3 – Ubatuba • 7/11 – Rummage Sale • 7/11 – Division Skateland Fundraiser • 7/15 – Iceland Fundraiser • 7/18 – Beach Clean Up • 7/23 – Special Olympics

• 8/7 – Division Iceskating fundraiser • 8/9 – 30th Annual Children’s Festival of the Arts • 8/13 – Skyzone fundraiser with Monroe • 8/15 – Operation Clean Sweep • 8/29 – Color Run LA • 9/06 – Summer Breeze Marathons • 9/20 – Stop Caner Walk • 9/27 – Burning Sands 5k run • 11/07 – LA Vision Walk

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The region 7 beach clean up was the most anticipated event of the month. It was amazing to see members join together to make the world a better place. Although things had taken a wild turn, it brought everyone together and we were able to truly become one Ohana. As school comes near, I’m excited to welcome new members to the club and rejoin with the old ones in order to make my last year service as VP the best. My fellow senior officers are working on organizing as many events as we can throughout this year, in order to leave the club in a solid basis in the coming years.

contac t information Lietuenant Governor | Tyler Kowta d25e.cnhkc.ltg@gmail.com (818) 390-4980

Executive Assistant|Brian Pham

Executive Assistant |Samuel Kim

Secretary | Timothy Sun

s.kim.dea@gmail.com

TimothySun1998@gmail.com

(818) 914-8412

(818) 919-9520

Treasurer| Fong Chea fchea.d25e.dt@gmail.com (818) 987-3357

Media Coordinator | Jay Velasco d25e.cnhkc.dmc@gmail.com (818)217-9641

News Editor | Amber Huynh d25e.cnhkc.dne@gmail.com (818)288-0068

Event Coordinator | Monique Basto

brianlpham2000@gmail.com (818) 388-9543

monique.basto1230@gmail.com (818)261-6156

Elizabeth De Dios|Birmingham

Jemmy Moreira| Monroe

elizabethdedios3@gmail.com

d25e.monroe.president@gmail.com

(818) 625-0764

(818)298-1085

Idaly s Perez | Gran t

Ashley Tran | Northridge Academy

d25e.grant.president@gmail.com

d25e.northridge.president@gmail.com

(818)565-9607

(818) 300-7158

Jared Ngao | Cleveland

Jesreen Ragual| VAAS

d25e.cleveland.president@gmail.com

d25e.vaas.president@gmail.com

(805) 304-2941

(818)802-2756

Jesse Gonzaga |Kennedy

Sandra Chimil| Van Nuys

jesseteenblast@gmail.com

d25e.vannuys.president@gmail.com

(818) 322-9937

323-514-7014 Alina De Castro| Granada Hills decastroalina@gmail.com (818) 635-2659

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