Official Division 2 South Newsletter
THE
LLAMA LEGENDS
November Volume 3 // Issue 6 D2S // Region 9 // CNH District
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ltg's welcome editor's note division goals upcoming events llama points spotlight on service members of the mo officers of the mont club updates club articles resources contact info
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ltg's welcome
Greetings My Little Llamas! I hope you are all doing well! It's definitely getting colder outside so make sure you get all your warm cozy stuff out and ready! I can't believe we are almost done with the year. It has definitely been quite a stressful time but I am so glad that you are all still here spreading kindness to our community! Although it was all virtual, I am so grateful for all the memories we have made together for the past 7 months. It has really been my honor to serve as your Lt. Governor and I am very excited to see the other things we can accomplish during the next few months together. I encourage you all to take this moment to appreciate everything around you. The past months have definitely been stressful for me and again, it made me realize how much of life we actually miss when we are so invested into one thing. No matter where you are right now, just know that there are so many little things in life that can make you happy! Try to make the best out of your daily life because you can only live today once! Remember that I am always here for you all so please feel free to reach out whenever you need someone to talk to! I appreciate everything that you do and please never forget that it is always a good day to serve others! This concludes my little 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 note
Hello Lavendar Llamas! Can you believe it's already November? It's already getting colder and we're transitioning into winter. It's been just about under 8 months since we first started quarantine. I hope you all are continuing to stay safe and social distance. Experiencing this school year virtually has opened my eyes to the important virtues that I hold dear to myself. Although we are deprived of "the normal high school experience," we have all grown immensely throughout this experience. However, there is no doubt that this experience has been extremely hard to adapt, especially now as things are becoming stagnant, it seems like every day is the same day, and we're in the same cycle but understand everything will be okay. Key Club has been providing many events and has created a space for all of us to bond with one another despite not being able to see one another in person. Attending Key Club's events have helped me seek a unique community in the midst of the pandemic. I hope you enjoy this month's newsletter and continue to stay dedicated to your school work and extracurriculars. See you in the next issue! With a Passion to Serve, Claire Liang Division 2 South News Editor 2020-2021
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division goals goals division
Goal 45.6% Hours Served 54.4%
funds raised $571.06/4,500 Funds Raised 20.5%
service hours 3,538.5/6500 hours
Goal 79.5%
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pediatric trauma program $699.09 maternal and neonatal tetanus $223
upcoming events events upcoming
November DCM
When: Saturday November 14th Where: Zoom
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llama llama CLUB EVENTS
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- holds 6 service events per month
15
- interclub event - donate $100 to PTP or MNT per month - host fundraiser
6
- each service event or project hosted
SUBMISSIONS
10
- early mrf - on-time president's reflection form - on-time president's update email
5
- on-time mrf - on-time tmrf - on-time vp recognition form
2
- on-time visuals
- on-time articles
DIVISION PARTICIPATION
5
- if whole club board is present at DCM - if whole club board is present at DWS
1
- per member or officer present at DCM - per member or officer present at DWS
ADVISOR PARTICIPATION
10
- per each Kiwanis or Faculty Advisor present at DCM - per each Kiwanis or Faculty Advisor present at DWS
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- per each member or officer present at Kiwanis meeting - per each Kiwanian present at KC meeting
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spotlight spotlight
event ideas
Kiwanis
- gift bags - rebuild and clean-up - Kiwanis Craft Day
check out our last newsletter!
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fundraiser ideas - Kiwanis Takeover - crab feed - Friendsgiving
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members of of members
Kevin Poon ARROYO
We chose this member to be September's recognition because he was one of the few members that participated in events and got 10 hours from doing free rice.
Rose Garcia KIPP KING Rose is the MoM because despite bring new she came to our events demonstrating courage and willingness to do service. Not only that she is stepping out of her comfort zone to indicate her dedication
Jennifer Silva LPS HAYWARD This member was chosen for her excellent dedication of the many service events hosted in Key Club, and her positive energy. She always spread her positive energy and made sure to reach out to the officers for any concerns, and our officers were able to reach her easily.
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Luke Verano SAN LEANDRO
Luke Verano went to Region Training Conference and was indeed very active throughout the event. He has also been working on community service, he joined events like Art from the Heart and Color a Smile. Lastly, Luke has been attending the past general meetings and has been spreading positivity by interacting with other club members.
Franchesca Lorenzo SAN LORENZO Franchesca has recently become a member of San Lorenzo Key Club and worked to do her part in her community. She took part in the Divison 2 North x Divison 2 South Service week and made some wonderful drawings. She is very enthusiastic when it comes to serving and taking part in events.
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officers officers of of
Ashley Bernados ARROYO We chose this officer to be Arroyo's officer of the month because with all the events being planned and with club rush, she has been working hard to make all the flyers. She also has been working on merchandise ideas and designs aside from the flyers as well.
Jennifer Guan KIPP KING Jennifer is OoM because of her willingness to connect to other schools and create many interclubs for our club. Her social skills has helped our club thrive. Even though she is under more pressure as our president, she still checks in on her board members which demonstrates kindness and leadership!
Darleene Nguyen LPS HAYWARD This officer was nominated as our club's Oom because of her significant work and dedication as an officer in our club. She has assured of fulfilling her role as Vice President of Membership, by bringing in new members as the new freshmen during Club Fair and we've gotten so much more members with her support.
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Kim Lund SAN LEANDRO Kim Lund has been very motivated the past month. Although September has been really slow for Key Club in general, Kim still does her best to stay connected with her members and officers. She has also been focusing on helping her co-officers by having one-on-one meetings with them and checking up on everyone. Lastly, Kim was able to think of new events for SLKC even during this tough time.
Fiona Chen SAN LORENZO Fiona has continued to do her part and has racked a huge amount of hours. She always goes to division events and other club's events to support and grow her connection with Key Club. She enjoys taking part in events and learning more about Key Club. She has been very supportive and contributed to the growth of San Lorenzo Key Club.
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club club updates updates
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Kipp King In the month of September, Kipp King continued Free Rice, Charity Miles, and BeanBeanBean. Additionally, we had 2 interclub events. The first one was a BeanBeanBean tournament with SL. Next we made Cards for Hospital Patients while watching Legend of Korra with SLZ. For the month of October, we will continue Free Rice, Charity Miles, and BeanBeanBean. Also might have some more interclub.
LPS Hayward During September, Key Club was able to do a lot, from hosting events to attending RTC. LPS key club was also able to host a meeting where board members could introduce themselves to general members, introduce the club to them, and what the club stood for and what it does to help the community. LPS Keyclub was also planning a Club bonding event where members would play the game Among Us.
San Leandro For the month of September, SLKC has hosted 4 Zoom service events, 2 being interclubs! As a club we wrote on post-its to stick to our mail boxes, to spread positivity to the mail carriers! We also combined forces with KIPP King Key Club to host a BeanBeanBean Tournament, where the winner would get free boba! Overall this month was yet again another successful month, and we are excited for the months to come!
San Lorenzo This month we were able to host 6 at home events and work with several different schools to host interclub events! We have been working hard to create new events that will get our members involved and hopefully attract new members to join our Key Club family! We hope to see our member participation continue to increase in the next month. We also hope to continue hosting interclub events in order to meet new people and increase member participation! Overall the month of September was very productive and we will all continue to work hard to ensure that this productivity and hard work continues!
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club club articles articles
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Legend of Korra
— Card Making
In the month of September, Kipp King co-hosted the service event Legend of Korra + Card making with SLZ. At the service event members made cards for Hospital patients. While making the cards, members from Kipp King and SLZ were able to bond with watching the Nickelodeon show Legend of Korra. This was a great event because we hopefully gave the hospital patients a bit of joy reading the letters. We will continue to host events like this because we can help out our community while still being able to bond with our fellow key clubbers.
by: Franklin Lui, KIPP KING Issue 3.6 | Page 19
September Submission In the month of September, the LPS Key Club was able to have many events, Some were continuations of previous months events, and some were brand new events. In September, Key Club had a few continuation events from last month, such as the charity mile event in which every mile a club member ran, walked, or biked would equal one service hour. The second event was a continuation event from the prior months called Free Rice, where members could help end world hunger by answering questions. Another event that LPS Key Club had that was a brand new event for the month of September was an event called BeanBeanBean, which was an event that had the same premise as the Rice event but instead of donating rice for answering every question, it would have donated money to those in need. Something else that we did in September was that we teamed up with the LPS student government to host a bake sale where 15 percent of Key club shares would go towards PTP.
by: Ariyan Rayan, LPS HAYWARD Issue 3.6 | Page 20
September Article
In the month of September, officers and members of Division 2 South attended the annual Region Training Conference where Key Clubbers came together and attended workshops. During RTC, groups were made and named after various Nintendo characters and competed against each other during the “campfire." During the "campfire," Key Clubbers participated in mini games. This event was a huge success where over 500+ Key Clubbers attended.
by: Kim Lund, SAN LEANDRO Issue 3.6 | Page 21
Cards and Korra! This month of September our club continued to host fundraisers and events from home! One of our most popular events this month was an event we hosted with Kipp King Key Club where we had a Legend of Korra watch party while making cards to send to hospital patients! This event allowed members from our club to interact with Kipp King students all while having fun and doing a kind gesture for someone in need! We were very happy with the turn out of this event and are proud to say that it was a success! We know this month has been very stressful for a lot of students and this was a perfect event for members to relax and have fun! We look forward to hosting more interclub events with different schools in the future!
by: Ruth Montes, SAN LORENZO Issue 3.6 | Page 22
resources resources
check out our last newsletter!
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check out our spc's service publication!
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check out cnh's october newsletter!
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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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