Official Division 2 South Newsletter
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December Volume 3 // Issue 7 D2S // Region 9 // CNH District
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ltg's ltg's welcome welcome
Greetings 2 South! I hope you are all doing well! The weather has definitely gotten colder so make sure you are staying warm and safe inside your homes. It's holiday season and I am so sad we can't be physically together during these times but make sure that you use this time and spend it with your families. Unfortunately, our time together is slowly getting shorter and I just wanted to say how much I appreciate everything you have done for our division! Without you all, we wouldn't be where we are at today. Like I always say, please appreciate all the little things in your life because you never know when they will be gone. These past few months have been very stressful with college apps and school but just know that there are always people around you cheering for you. Ending this on a happy note, please remember to stay inside and use proper precautions when going out so we can see each other soon! This concludes my short note for you, happy reading and I hope you enjoy this month's division newsletter! Let your LIGHT shine, Jarlene Clavido Division 2 South Lieutenant Governor 2020-2021
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editor's editor's note note
Happy December Division 2 South! I hope you are all doing well and snuggling under a blanket in this weather. It will soon mark 3/4 of a year in quarantine, almost one year. Looking back on everything, this was a time for reflection and self-care. However, now that it has gone on for so long, it seems like the days are blending together and time moves so fast yet so slow at the same time. Also, the end of the term is just around the corner. If that doesn't say anything about how fast the time has flown, I don't know what does! Serving as your Division News Editor has been such an honor and it is an experience that I will cherish forever. As we prepare for the holidays and Winter Break, I hope you all find the time to reflect on the unique past year that we have together and continue to serve despite the virtual distance between us. For those that have stuck around and read my newsletters, thank you so much. Here's a heart for you: <3. I genuinely appreciate you spending the time to be invested in our division and continually interacting with the newsletter. With that being said, have a great December and I'll see you in 2021! :)
With a PASSION to Serve, Claire Liang Division 2 South News Editor 2020-2021
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division goals goals division Goal 33.7%
service hours 3,538.5/6500 hours Hours Served 66.3%
funds raised $1995/4,500 pediatric trauma program Goal 55.7% $1772 maternal and neonatal tetanus $223 Issue 3.7 | Page 6
Funds Raised 44.3%
upcoming events events upcoming
Candidate Training Conference
When: December 12th @12pm-4:30pm Zoom
December DCM/DWS
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- holds 6 service events per month
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- interclub event - donate $100 to PTP or MNT per month - host fundraiser
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- each service event or project hosted
SUBMISSIONS
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- early mrf - on-time president's reflection form - on-time president's update email
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- on-time mrf - on-time tmrf - on-time vp recognition form
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- on-time visuals
- on-time articles
DIVISION PARTICIPATION
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- if whole club board is present at DCM - if whole club board is present at DWS
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- per member or officer present at DCM - per member or officer present at DWS
ADVISOR PARTICIPATION
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- per each Kiwanis or Faculty Advisor present at DCM - per each Kiwanis or Faculty Advisor present at DWS
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members of of members Colby Okazaki ALAMEDA
He contributed to our fundraiser, boba kits, buy 3 kits in total. He also paid his dues on time, having just advertised the concept of dues these past weeks. Given our current circumstances, he has remained active and continued to support our club.
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Derek Thai SAN LEANDRO
We chose Derek Thai because despite being new to San Leandro Key Club, he was able to show his determination and commitment to our organization. We appreciate him for doing his best to find time to bond with our club Issue 3.7 | Page 12
the month month ff the Kenny Huang KIPP KING
He decided to come to events that require speaking out and coming out of their comfort zone. Despite being new he comes to some of our events and speaks to other. He's new so it may be uncomfortable to come to events, but he showed bravery by attending.
Michael George LPS HAYWARD
chose this member to be our MoM because he commitment and passion he has displayed key club. He has consistently participated in service events, receiving one of the most vice hours, and has actively engaged with the er members out of the club.
Annabella Del Rosario SAN LORENZO
Annabella is a trooper when it comes to service. Even while being very busy with other activities, she always pulls through and attend when she can. She is very enthusiastic about Key Club and continues to spread positivity throughout the term.
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officers of of officers Elvira Lu ALAMEDA
Elvira is Alameda High School's treasurer. She has been donating to our bingo fundraising from her own pocket to help our club donate to PTP and MNT. She is a selfless officer who helps other members and officers by keeping everyone informed and updated.
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Michael Mallari SAN LEANDRO
Michael is always ready to attend San Leandro Key Club's board meetings, general meetings and other club and division events. We saw his adherence and determination by how he's able to always be on time even if we're just having an online event.
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the month month ff the Kiana Tam KIPP KING She is the OoM because she was able to find fundraiser despite the circumstances we are in right now. She worked hard to find fundraisers that can fit our club.
Jeremy Tang LPS HAYWARD
board chose this officer to be our OoM ause of the work he has done to advocate for mbers and set up different events with our sident. He has gone out of his way in terms of mmunication with our club and displays ication to key club beyond his role as our retary.
Andrea Castro SAN LORENZO
Andrea stays consistent with her tasks as Secretary and always stays up to date with Key Club. She attends various division events and always participates in club events. She does a lot of work behind the scenes and we commend her for that.
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club club updates updates
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Kipp King In October, Kipp King continued Free Rice, Charity Miles, and BeanBeanBean. We have started our Friday Tea Time, a biweekly event for our bond with fellow Key Clubbers and to do some homework. Additionally, Kipp King had a Chipotle fundraiser. In the month of November, we are going to continue the service projects of Free Rice, Charity Miles, and BeanBeanBean.
LPS Hayward LPS Key Club in October was able to have a general meeting informing the members about their dues and why it is essential to pay dues. LPS Key Club is also planning to have more meetings in November and also have more board meetings discussing future events and opportunities to raise money for PTP. LPS key club is also planning to host more interclub events with other clubs such as with LPS Interact club.
San Leandro For the month of October, San Leandro Key Club managed to gain 10+ new members to join from the Club Rush that happened in early October. We hosted many services events like the "Love for Foster Children", "Thank you letters for the Teachers", and the "Unicef Math Games for good". We collaborated with KIPP KING's Key Club for a Chipotle fundraiser event which was a success. Lastly, we received 4 awards for Anthony Ng, Andrei Corocoto, Jacob Onia, and Kim Lund during the Nick Olympics.
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club club articles articles
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Hocus Pocus! In the month of October, Kipp King in collaboration with SLZ hosted a Hocus Pocus Movie Night. While watching Hocus Pocus to celebrate the Spooky Season, members did some service. The service consisted of card making, Color A Smile, and Folding Cranes. This was a great event because we were able to bond with Key Clubbers out of our school even from the current events, while still doing service.
by: Franklin Lui, KIPP KING
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October Submission
For the month of October, LPS Key Club accomplished a lot, everything from attending interclub bonding events to hosting different events to attending Kiwanis meetings. In October, LPSKC was able to host a few continuation events, one of which was Charity Miles, in which every mile a club member ran, walked, or biked would equal one service hour. For this event, in October, LPSKC had three members participate and raise 22.5 hours collectively. Another continuation event that LPSKC had was the free rice event, where students would be able to donate rice by answering questions right; this event had nine members participate who collectively were able to raise 50 hours. LPS Key Club, alongside with LPS student government, hosted a bake sale where 15 percent of LPSKC earnings were donated directly to the Pediatric Trauma Program, also known as PTP. LPS Key Club was also able to attend a Kiwanis meeting, where they informed the Kiwanis about their reported earnings, the total number of members amongst a slew of other things. Leadership Key Club was also able to have a general meeting with general members informing them about dues, among other things.
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by: Ariyan Rayan, LPS HAYWARD
October Article
In the month of October, San Leandro Key Club hosted a general meeting on the 23rd. Many freshmen that signed up at club rush a few weeks before attended. Many of them were engaged with the meeting and plan on going to the next general meeting. Overall this meeting is just the beginning for our new members of San Leandro Key Club.
by: Andrei Corocoto, SAN LEANDRO
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d2s presidents presidents d2s
Alameda
Kipp King
Valentina Phung
Jennifer Guan
vp.valentinaphung@gmail.com
jennifer.guan@kippbastudent.org
Arroyo
LPS Hayward
Zackry Jugarap
Claire Liang
d2szackryjugarap@gmail.com
hy.liang.claire@leadps.org
Castro Valley
San Leandro
Natalie Masilang
Kim Lund
nataliemcvkey@gmail.com
slkc.president@gmail.com
Encinal
San Lorenzo
Caitlyn MacAskill
Luis Angulo
caitlynmacaskill132@gmail.com
luisangulo.valtierra@gmail.com
d2s soci @d2sllamas
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Google Reflector
division leadership leadership team team division Lieutenant Governor Jarlene Clavido d02s.cnhkc.ltg@gmail.com
Executive Assistant
Member Outreach and Rec.
Kim Lund
Valentina Phung
d02s.cnhkc.ea1@gmail.com
vp.valentinaphung@gmail.com
Executive Assistant
Service Projects Coord.
Alissa Nguyen
Melanie Siu
d02s.cnhkc.ea2@gmail.com
melanie.siu@kippbastudent.org
News Editor Claire Liang
Fundraising Projects Coord. Amanda Lee
d02s.cnhkc.dne@gmail.com
amanda94502@gmail.com
Tech Editor
Spirit Coord.
Zackry Jugarap
Jacob Onia
d02szackryjugarap@gmail.com
jacobvonia@gmail.com
Historian
Spirit Coord.
Elese Kha
Ashton Nguyen
eleseakha@gmail.com
yagoiaashy@gmail.com
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