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TABLE OF CONTENTS FROM THE... UPCOMING EVENTS MEET THE INTERNATIONAL BOARD ARTICLES AND VISUALS MEMBER RECOGNITION SUBMISSIONS GUIDE CATCHIN’ UP WITH CNH CONTACT US
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Lieutenant Governor Estefany Merino
Aloha Pandas
Enjoying your time back at school? I hope all of you have been getting back into the groove of school. Attended the First Key Club meeting of the year, encouraged new members to join, and have started to pay your dues! A new school years means new faces, and a time to continue to give back to your school and community! BEE aware of upcoming deadlines and BEE excited for upcoming events; region/district wide functions such as Region Training Conference - October 27, 2018 @ Green Valley High School where you will learn new skills to bring back to your home, school and community, participate in cheer sessions, and dance the night away! Fall Rally South - November 10, 2018 @ Six Flags Magic Mountain, participate in an epic cheer session against other divisions while fundraising for the largest fundraiser for the Pediatric Trauma Program! Attendance at both events are a great way to create lifelong memories and friendships along the Cali-Nev-Ha District and highly recommended but, can only be attended if one is a dues-paid member! I hope to see you all at the September DCM @ Liberty High School on September 19, 2018 the Division Leadership and I have a lot plan and will be conducting an educational session on PTP following with a service project and opportunity to earn some service hours! Keep the line of communication open and continue to check your emails constantly for any updates! Make this NEW school year count. Take advantage of every opportunity you can and work hard to achieve the goals you’ve set personally and for the club you serve! You will come across challenges and hardships like never before, but these challenges will only be temporary, take all that you come across as a learning experience to grow as a servant leader. I BEElieve in you!
Aloha D28E!
As the school year starts, I hope that each of you are planning for the year ahead, and preaperd to make this year of key club one of the very best! Officers, ensure you are ontop of your deadlines, and developing action plans to recruit, and acheive the division goals for service hours and fundraised. Members, be sure to attend every event possible! I can tell you, with being in this club for 4 years now, you will make life long friendships by going out, attending events, and serving the community! If you are a freshmen, be sure to get to know as much as possible about key club as you can, whether it be about the structure, or the purpose. Make friends, ask questions, and utilize all that key club can give you, trust me its amazing, and youre in for the ride of your life. Sophomores, are you excited? You have been able to experience a year of key club and i hope you are all taking the initiative to share your story about key club, and the amazing things you experiecned. Also, please be sure to take the initiative and take on a leadership role, which will be an amazing experience for you. You are the leaders of tomorrow, and I hope you give back to the organization that has give so much to you! I hope you juniors are looking to the future, because its about to get real. You are so close to the end and i hope the next two years, you make the most of every single moment, and take on everything that you face with passion in your heart. Seniors, like myself, we are entering our final year of high school, and our final year of Key Club. But dont fret, as we have years of the Kiwnanis family ahead of us. I hope you all prepare to be the best, and ill see you in Circle K next year! I will see you around d28e, and i hope you are prepred for the year ahead.
News Editor Aaron Pina
4 - UPCOMING EVENTS
DIVISION GOALS - 5
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4 - FUNDRAISING|DLT SUBMISSIONS
Key Club Facts Aloha Key Clubbers!! Hope everyone has had an enjoyable summer this year and are prepared to get back into school and of course KEY CLUB! I want to make sure none of us have forgotten about what key club is, what it does, and etc. So I’m going to refresh your minds on some facts about key club! Hopefully this refreshes your gives you an idea of the beautiful club we are all in ☺ Fact 3: What organization sponsors Key Club?
Fact 5: WHAT IS THE KEY CLUB MOTTO?!
Fact 7: What are the four core values of Key Club International?
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What’s poppin’ Pandas! With the new school year just beginning, and everyone joining Key Club, I figured I could provide you with some basic facts to help you break down all this exciting information! Allow me to ask you this one question— Do you know what to say when someone asks, “What is Key Club?” If not, it is completely okay, that is what we are here for! We the Division Leadership Team (DLT) as well as your fellow officers and members are YOUR Ohana! The quote, “Ohana means family. Family means nobody gets left behind or forgotten.” is one of my favorite and probably yours, but it is mine because it symbolizes how once a familial bond is created, it can only be strengthen from there and never broken. Let’s talk about the proper ways to address, abbreviate, and advertise Key Club. The proper way to address it would be, “Key Club International”, ways to abbreviate it would properly be “KCI”. Our motto is “Caring—Our Way of Life.” If anyone asks you what this motto means, you can go more in depth by explaining what our Four Core Values are: Leadership, Character Building, Inclusiveness, and Caring! These are just a few ways to help get the word out there to join Key Club! We are the World’s oldest and largest student-led service organization for high school students! That’s right, student-led! Our International Council Officers are all high school students! In order to break down the line of order, it goes like this: Club level, Division level, District level, and International level!There are currently 38 Districts, 100+ Regions, and roughly 250+ Divisions international wise! 78 which of them can be found here in our own District!
The Las Vegas Valley is Region 5 and we are split into 4 Divisions; Divisions 28 North, South, East, and West. We are Division 28 East, and can be found in the Cal-Nev-Ha District. Our District is a special one, reasons being are because we are the largest District amongst the 37 others as well as, the very first Key Club was established in this District! Like I had said before, we are Region 5, Division 28 East and we are established in the California-Nevada-Hawaii District. We have 10 schools in our division and we are led by our Lt. Governor or LTG, Estefany Merino! She is what you would call the, “Commander-in-Chief” for our Division; assisted by the Division Leadership Team to which she appoints who she feels would best serve Division 28 East! Lt. Governor Estefany Merino holds monthly Division Council Meetings (DCM) at each school and each club is invited and encouraged to attend. At these DCM’s, she will present new business and what to look out for in future months as well as recapping past events and giving reminders about future events. Lt. Governor Estefany as well as the other 3 Lt. Governors and Region Advisor, Mrs. Hanna Santee, collaborate to put together our annual Region 5 Training Conference! At this Conference, members across the entire Region gather to participate in service workshops, expand their knowledge about Key Club International, and participate in spirit cheer battles! Towards the end of this conference, members, officers, and LTGs gather on the dance floor to show their groovy moves in the end of the night dance!
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AUGUST JOINT DCM
Valley | Estefany Merino
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AUGUST JOINT DCM Valley | Estefany Merino The August DCM was one to remember and in joint with division 28 east, south, west, and north hosted at Valley High School on Tuesday, August 7, 2018. With a focus on fundraising for the Children Miracle Network and an educational spotlight on Member Recruitment. Although we encountered a few problems while setting up, with the help of others we quickly overcame it. Once the DCM began we played “soulmate” afterwards and separated into divisions for our DCM. Members in attendance where updated on upcoming deadlines and events. The member recruitment presentation went well and presented by the 28’s LTG and we provided tips on first general meetings, socials, and communication. With two hours left we began the SUMMER CINEMA portion of the DCM and played Rio snacks such as popcorn, boba, and chocolate bars where open to sale with profits going to the CMN organization. It was a great experience and I had a chance to continue to interact with the members within the division I serve!
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DIVISION RECOGNITION Member Officer Club
Faculty
Kiwanis
Andrea Lopez Stevie Lucas Foothill Milena Hellmers Marlene Baker
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SUBMISSIONS A QUICK GUIDE TO MONTHLY SUBMISSIONS!
DCM President Reports Article & Visual Submission Form Submit to: Submit to: • Ensure Document is in .PDF format • https://goo.gl/forms/870lUsLg0VhAPX3A3 • D28E LTG Estefany | d28e.cnhkc.ltg@ • Ensure you completely fill out all parts of gmail.com the form. Subject line: Visuals Naming: • DCM President Report | [Month Of DCM] • Label Visuals in relation to article in the • Example: DCM President Report | following way, also, ensure you submit 2-3 [June] visuals alongside article: File naming: • Month_SchoolInitials_EventIntials_Number• DCM_(School Initial)_PR_(Month) Label • Example: CASLV President Report for • Example: June Article - Title: Boba June DCM - DCM_CASLV_PR_June Fundraiser, via Del Sol Key Club Deadline: • June_DS_BF_01 (June Visual, for Boba • 5 DAYS BEFORE EACH DCM Fundraiser Article, Picture 1) • June_DS_BF_02 (June Visual, for Boba Member Recognition Form Fundraiser Article, Picture 2) Submit to: Deadline: • https://goo.gl/forms/zoZmbyX37Te9YeF73 • 10TH OF EACH MONTH Deadline: • 10TH OF EACH MONTH Newsletter Submission Submit to: Monthly Report Form • D28E LTG Estefany | d28e.cnhkc.ltg@ Submit to: gmail.com • D28E LTG Estefany | d28e.cnhkc.ltg@ • Division Editor | d28e.news@gmail.com gmail.com • Region Advisor | wagnehl@nv.ccsd.net • Division Secretary | d28e.sec@gmail.com • Carbon Copy (CC) Club Advisor(s) & • Region Advisor | wagnehl@nv.ccsd.net Board • Carbon Copy (CC) Club Advisor(s) & Subject line: Board • Club Newsletter Submission | [Month Of Subject line: Newsletter] • Club Name | Month MRF • Example: Club Newsletter Submission | • Example: Del Sol | April MRF [June] Email Body: File naming: • The FILE you are submitting. • NEWS_(Club Initial)_(Issue Number)_Month • The TABS you updated. • Example: Green Valley’s third NewsletDeadline: ter - News_GV_03_June • LAST DAY OF EACH MONTH • [If applicable] Please submit Issuu.com Link, in email body. Fundraising Report Form Deadline: Submit to: • 15TH OF EACH MONTH • https://goo.gl/forms/qNHM2YPRVvpSdOmH2 Early is on time, on time is Deadline: • 5 DAYS BEFORE EACH DCM late, and late is
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CATCHIN’ UP WITH CNH The CNH District, is the worlds largest Key Club District in Key Club International, serving over 40,000 Members, accross the three states. We host the largest fundraisers for the Pediatrict Trauama Prevention Program, and have some of the greatest minds in Key Club International! Each month, this page will serve as a way to inform each of you about the great resources, goals, and upcoming events that the District will be hosting! Make sure to check out each month, to learn more about the Cal-Nev-Ha District.
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CONTACT US Division Leadership Team
Club Presidents
Lieutenant Governor | Estefany Merino d28e.cnhkc.ltg@gmail.com
Basic | Alex Cabrera bais.kc.pres@gmail.com
Division Executive Assistant | Arman Santos d28e.exec@gmail.com
CASLV | Nicholas Fuentes caslvkeyclubpres@gmail.com
Division Secretary | Derrick Syvoravong d28e.sec@gmail.com
Coronado | Jasmine Mortero coronadokc.president@gmail.com
Division News & Media Editor | Aaron Pina d28e.news@gmail.com
Del Sol | Amy Dao amydao39@gmail.com
Division Tech & Media Editor | Khadija Rashidally d28e.teched@gmail.com
Foothill | Kailani Sampayan fhskc.president@gmail.com
Division Fundraising Chair | Lizeth Garcia d28e.fund@gmail.com
Green Valley | Jennele Nguyen gvkc.president@gmail.com
Division Service Chair | Hector Ballez d28e.service@gmail.com
Liberty | Haylee Jackson libertykc.pres@gmail.com
Division Spirit Chair | Alessandra Quintanilla d28e.spirit@gmail.com
SECTA | Louise Mae Pou sectakeyclub.president@gmail.com
Region Team D28N Lieutenant Governor | Daniel Chong d28n.cnhkc.ltg@gmail.com D28E Lieutenant Governor | Estefany Merino d28e.cnhkc.ltg@gmail.com D28S Lieutenant Governor | Katrina Orevillo d28s.cnhkc.ltg@gmail.com D28W Lieutenant Governor | Steven Hoang d28w.cnhkc.ltg@gmail.com Region Advisor | Hanna Santee wagnehl@nv.ccsd.net
District Executives CNH District Governor | Jonathan Lum cnhkc.dg1819@gmail.com CNH District Secretary | Zoe Yao cnhkc.ds1819@gmail.com CNH District Treasurer | Kara Yoshiyama cnhkc.dt1819@gmail.com CNH District Administrator| Douglas Gin dgin.kiwanis@gmail.com
Silverado | Jaeden Garcia d28e.silveradokc.president@gmail.com Valley | Samia Hufane vkc.pres@gmail.com
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