D37E JULY 2020 VOLUME 11 ISSUE 3
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02 TABLE OF CONTENTS 03 LETTER FROM EDITOR 04 LETTER FROM LTG 05 PRESIDENT UPDATES 06 EARLY-BIRD + ON-TIME SUBMISSIONS 07 DIVISION GOALS 08 JELLY POINTS 10 JUNE DCM 11 SPIRIT COMMITTEE RESULTS 12 DIVISION MEDIA TEAM APPLICATIONS 13 DIVISION T-SHIRT DESIGN CONTEST 14 DCON T-SHIRT DESIGN CONTEST 17 REGION 1.5 PENPALS 18 CLUB SPOTLIGHTS 19 JULY CALENDAR
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HI JELLIES! Welcome to the July 2020 edition of THE STING! With school and AP tests ending, I hope you’ve been doing well and feeling stress free! Considering the current circumstances, we hope you’re still practicing social distancing and partaking in our new initiative, SERVICE AT HOME! Division 37 East offers many opportunities for at-home community service. So far we’ve seen the Region 1.5 Service Week, as well as the D36E x D37E Sky Jellies Service Week! There’s no better time than now to earn your community service hours. In light of recent events, we would like to mention that D37E supports CNH Key Club in standing with the Black community. We must combat racial inequality and continue to fight for these injustices. To see more information and how you can support the movement, click HERE. Of course, I hope we can all meet again soon. Stay tuned for more of our service projects! Other than that, happy reading! :D I hope you enjoy this month’s issue.
STINGING WITH SERVICE, Natasha Tran DIVISION NEWS EDITOR 03
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HELLO JELS! The 2019-2020 school year is finally over! I hope you all completed the second semester and AP exams on a good note and feel like weight has been lifted off your shoulders. Despite the start of summer, I hope you are still taking the necessary precautions to stay healthy by staying at home (but if you must go out, wear a mask!). Also, please do not forget that service never stops. Key Club is year-round and summer is one of the best times to be serving our community through the numerous projects the clubs and division we serve have to offer! To continue emphasizing the importance of social distancing
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while aiming to achieve our end-of-the-term 6000 service hours goal, we have been holding at-home events that I highly encourage you all to participate in. Follow our Division Instagram (@d37ejellies) to stay updated on our events. We would also like to state that we stand with the Black community and do not tolerate racial inequality. As members of Key Club, we have been taught to uphold the organization’s
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core values, two being inclusiveness and caring. We must use our platforms to amplify the voices of the Black community and actively fight for change in any way we can, including signing petitions, educating those around you, and directly donating or watching YouTube videos that support BLM.
WITH MATCHA LOVE, Lynne Do LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR
CLUB UPDATES + PROGRESS DEL LAGO - IRMA GONZALEZ For the month of June, DLA has had many service opportunities. Though something big was that we reached our END term goal of 700 hours served together. We are now extending our goal to 1,200 hours for the end of the term. We participated in our third service week along with the Sky Bisons. Something new is that we’ve had a beach clean up, where we picked up trash and also enjoyed the ocean breeze. We’ve continued to volunteer at Interfaith and American Legion, which have been our ongoing events. I’m ecstatic to see what we do next month.
ESCONDIDO - JANIA PADILLA We had a very slow start, but as of now we have started on several service projects. The Salvation Army being the most consistent one, and we have many more planned for the following month. Also my officers and I have gotten pretty close and comfortable with each other despite not being able to bond in person hehe <3 I’m very excited for what the future holds for our club once quarantine is lifted!
HIGH TECH HIGH - LIVIA IACOBELLI Even though HTHNKC has had a rocky first start, we have been working hard every single dar to bring people together through different forms of community service. Soon we will be wrapping up a mask making project with the Young Leaders in Healthcare club at school. We have been pushing through the June service week through daily meetings, and even planning service events within the club.
LA COSTA CANYON - OLIVIA PACHECO We held an at-home service week with Del Lago Academy Key Club and High Tech High Key Club. Many participated and are excited for future service events. MISSION HILLS - ZANDER VILAYSANE Mission Hills has been actively participating in division service weeks and we held our own service event where we wrote letters to our graduating Key Clubbers. We currently have 82 service hours and intend to grow these numbers with planned, near future, home and joint club service weeks.
ORANGE GLEN - APRIL PRACHANHPHENG As OGHSKC, we have had one general club meeting so far. During our first meeting, we had a Kahoot and a Club Penguin social. We also had a dog toy making with DLA and a compliment service project. <3 SAN MARCOS - DANIEL JIANG SMKC has been super productive during these times as we’ve participated in divisional events and service weeks, as well as holding our own ‘Fight For Equality’ service week. SM members were able to make posters and spread awareness in an effort to combat social injustice!
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SAN PASQUAL - HANNAH REYES My officers and I have been participating in the weekly projects the division has been holding. We’ve also been brainstorming ideas for online service projects we could do ourselves and ways to increase our members once school starts!
VALLEY CENTER - GABRIELLE OLIVERA So far, the club has been quite productive despite the odds we’ve faced. We participated in community service activities such as creating origami cranes for the Cranes for a Cure program and are planning to do a beach clean up within the month.
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Thank you to the following clubs that have submitted early/on-time submissions for the month of June.
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EARLY-BIRD
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Due by the 4th of every month by 6pm
Due by the 5th of every month by 6pm
Del Lago Escondido High Tech High La Costa Canyon Mission Hills Orange Glen San Marcos San Pasqual Valley Center
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EARLY-BIRD
ON-TIME
Due by the 9th of every month by 6pm
Due by the 10th of every month by 6pm
Del Lago Escondido High Tech High Mission Hills Orange Glen San Marcos
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KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK!
AS OF JUNE 16, 2020
DUES-PAID MEMBERS (400 members dues-paid)
SERVICE HOURS 1074/6000
FUNDS RAISED FOR PTP ($4500 raised for PTP)
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WHAT IS THE DIVISION POINTS SYSTEM? The Division Points System, a new system implemented by our MRC Mya Reyes, is a spreadsheet intended to record the progress of individual clubs through a points system. This system is dependent on the points clubs earn through various categories. WHERE CAN I FIND THE SYSTEM? Click HERE or go to tinyurl.com/jelly-points2021 HOW DOES IT WORK? This point system will allow clubs to map out their term by setting any goals/plans to ensure their club can earn points. The club with the most accumulated amount of points by the end of the term will earn CLUB OF THE YEAR and will be awarded with a trophy! WHAT CATEGORIES ARE THERE? ★ Submissions (includes bonus points) ★ Attendance (includes bonus points) ★ Promotion ★ Recognition ★ Funds Raised for PTP ★ Membership IS THERE A LIMIT FOR HOW MANY POINTS YOU CAN EARN PER CATEGORY? No! Earn as many points as possible from all categories throughout the term!
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AS OF JUNE 16, 2020 DEL LAGO
2500
ESCONDIDO
2720
800
HIGH TECH HIGH
LA COSTA CANYON
310
MISSION HILLS
1710
ORANGE GLEN
2335
SAN MARCOS
1465
SAN PASQUAL
305
SAN PASQUAL ACADEMY
VALLEY CENTER
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TINYURL.COM/JELLY-POINTS2021
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JUNE DCM On Saturday, June 20th, we had our third online DCM! This DCM was held on Zoom, where as the other two others were held on Discord.
SERVICE PROJECT Free Rice + Charity Miles App ●
Free Rice (4 hours max) ○
Members answered simple quiz questions and each correct answer would help send 10 grains of rice to the World Food Programme
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Charity Miles (4 hours max ○
For every mile walked/ran, the app would make a payment to a desired charity (Choose March of Dimes).
JUNE RECOGNITION Member of the Month Chloe Fermin Club of the Month Del Lago Academy Officer of the Month Irma Gonzalez Faculty Advisor of the Month Mr. Blanscet Kiwanis Advisor of the Month Mr. Wiscons
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SPIRIT COMMITTEE INFO The members of the Spirit Committee were announced on Instagram! Alongside Spirit Coordinators Jania Padilla, Erik Shimizu, and Otsmar Erreguin, the Spirit Committee assists the division with producing cheers and many other jelly spirit stuff! We canâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t wait to see what they come up with!
MEMBERS Congratulations to our Spirit Committee!
Spirit Coordinators
Spirit Committee
Jania Padilla
Tracey Ta
Erik Shimizu
Jane Bounkousonh Joseph Padilla
Otsmar Erreguin
Irma Gonzalez
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Division 37 East is always striving to provide and promote more opportunities in leadership, one of Key Club’s core values. One of the ways we’ve done this is through our Division Media Team! This will be the SECOND term where our division has implemented DMT. Please consider applying. WHAT IS DMT? DMT assists our division in terms of information/marketing through media. In the past, DMT has provided our members with informational videos regarding club/divisional/district events which can be found on IGTV HERE. For the 2021 term, we hope to expand and cover more various topics. HOW DO I APPLY? WHERE CAN I FIND MORE INFORMATION? Please click HERE or go to http://tinyurl.com/d37e-dmt21 to apply for DMT! There are five positions and six people will fulfill them. The deadline is Saturday, July 4th @ 11:59PM. More information will be listed in the application WHO WILL REVIEW THE APPLICATIONS? The Division News and Tech Editor (Natasha Tran and April Prachanhpheng) will carefully review your application upon submission. They will also overseer DMT. WHY SHOULD I APPLY? DMT is a fun, inclusive group where members are passionate to collaborate on many projects. As IP DMT Director/Scriptwriter, I have made so many great friends, learned so much more about the creative process of video making, and gotten closer to the fellow members of my division. It was a fun experience that I fully recommend!
DMT 2020 LEFT TO RIGHT: Talina Jongcharoeun Natasha Tran Jane Bounkousonh
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DIVISION T-SHIRT SHIRT CONTEST VOTING Did you know that thereâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s a shirt contest for our division t-shirt? Vote HERE or visit http://tinyurl.com/d37e-tsvoting21 to vote for the shirt that you want D37E to wear at FRS or DCON!
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DCON SHIRT DCON SHIRT CONTEST Do YOU want to see a design YOU created showcased all around the CNH District? Are you inspired by all the stars and wonders in the sky? If so, submit a design for the District Convention 2021 Theme Logo Design Contest! If selected, your design will not only be on the DCON 2021 T-Shirt and pin, but will also act as the logo for the entire event! This is your chance to expose your artwork to the CNH District, so don't miss out! â&#x2014;?
DISCLAIMER: All artwork used will be credited to the original artist, but will be considered the property of CNH Key Club).
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The guidelines on submission is on the next page.
THEME The theme for the shirt is Stargazing in Service. The requirements for the t-shirt design are on the next page.
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THEME LOGO DESIGN CONTEST | DCON 2021
Stargazing in Service SUBMIT BOTH FRONT & BACK DESIGNS!
DEADLINE:
JULY 15
BY 6PM
SUBMIT TO:
cnhkc.dcon@gmail.com
SUBJECT LINE:
DCON 2021 Theme Design Submission - [Name]
EMAIL BODY:
Name, Home Club, Email & Phone, Front & Back Design
CNHChair District2020-2021: Convention Committee Any Questions? Contact DCON Harin Lee (cnhkc.dcon@gmail.com)15 Chair Harin Lee | cnhkc.dcon@gmail.com
Submission Guidelines THINGS TO INCLUDE: ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★
Must relate to DCON 2021 Theme: “Stargazing in Service” “Cali-Nev-Ha Key Club DCON 2021” “Stargazing in Service” Key Club International Logo CNH Key Club Logo CNH Mascot - Bee
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Resolution Size: 300 pixels Minimum Size of Graphic: 2400x3000 pixels or 8x10 inches Identify ALL fonts used in the design upon submission ○ ESPECIALLY those that are not Graphic Standards Artwork must NOT be flattened Artwork must be layered ○ Preferably by Illustrator or Photoshop, or other vectored software that supports layering Artwork MUST be submitted as two raw attachments ○ Original format as specified above with the layers ○ Portable Network Graphic (or .png) ■ Submit as transparent file BEEware of copyright!
CNH District Convention Committee Chair Harin Lee | cnhkc.dcon@gmail.com
Are you interested in making new connections and building friendships within regions 1 and 2? As we dive into this new term, wouldn’t this be a great time to develop lifetime bonds with other passionate Key Clubbers like you? Region 1.5 is opening up its penpal services!
HOW CAN I SIGN UP? To sign up for Region 1.5 Penpals, click HERE or go to tinyurl.com/r1-5penpals.
WHEN IS THE DEADLINE? This year, the deadline for Region 1.5 Penpals is Friday, June 20th, at 11:59PM.
WHAT DIVISIONS ARE IN REGION 1.5? D11, D21, D31, D37N, D37E, D37W, & D37S are in the Region 1.5 family!
WHAT ARE THE BENEFITS? By signing up, you get the chance to potentially meet your new best friend! If you’re new to Key Club, this would be a perfect opportunity to put yourself out there and experience your Key Club journey with someone else!
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ORANGE GLEN, Alexis Gonzales (Vice President) We woke up bright and early to go to the sandwich making at interfaith with Del Lago. It was nice to do an in person event after doing virtual ones for so long. We bagged the sandwiches and put them into lunch sacks with a juice box and a granola bar. Over 200 lunches were made in an hour. Not only did we get to know a few Del Lego jellies, we also got to catch up with Randy! it was a lot of fun and I canâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t wait to do it again, hopefully with more members present.
DEL LAGO, John Samson (Vice President) The day which had the most participation was on Wholesome Wednesday. Members were tasked with cooking food to share with family and friends at home! This event was the most fun as not only cooking in general fun, but everyone loves good food. This was also the event where members could let their creativity run free. I experimented with what type of cookie i wanted to make, and it was super fun mixing and matching different ingredients. I was able to see how some members also used that creativity to bake beautiful cakes. Whatâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s even better is that these members would share these treats with friends and families. It is more important now, more than ever, to always spend time with your family, and to have fun with them in any way you can.
HIGH TECH HIGH, Livia Iacobelli (President) May was easily our most productive month yet! On Monday, we sent letters to unappreciated workers, showed a talent on Tuesday, gifted a baked goodie on Wednesday, showed thanks to someone on Thursday, and then painted rocks with kind messages on Friday! It was a great way to work with schools directly and contribute to the community in whatever way we could. It was amazing to see how schools could still collaborate all thanks to the common drive to help our community despite all these barriers.
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NOTE: The D37 Kiwanis DCM will be held on July 4th at 9am via Zoom. If you would like to attend, please let LTG Lynne know! This can fulfill your MRP categories!
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Miracle Mile of Quarters (MMQ) ○ Location: Grossmont Center
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LIEUTENANT DEL LAGO
LYNN
IRMA GONZALEZ
D37E.CNHKC.LT
IRMAGONZALEZ676@GMAIL.COM EXECUTIVE ASSISTANTS
IRMA GONZALEZ DANIEL JIANG D37E.CNHKC.EA@GMAIL.COM ESCONDIDO
JANIA PADILLA MIN.JANIA24@GMAIL.COM
DIVISION TECH EDITOR HIGH TECH HIGH
APRIL PRACHANHPHENG
LIVIA IACOBELLI
D37E.CNHKC.NEWSEDITOR@GMAIL.COM
LIACOBELLI2023@HIGHTECHHIGH.COM
LA COSTA CANYON
OLIVIA PACHECO OJPACHECO86@GMAIL.COM
FUNDRAISING COORDINATOR
JASMIN BOGARIN D37E.CNHKC.TC@GMAIL.COM
MISSION HILLS
ZANDER VILAYSANE ZANDERVILAYSANE@GMAIL.COM
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DIVISION 37 EAST DLTâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;S
T GOVERNOR ORANGE GLEN
NE DO
APRIL PRACHANHPHENG
TG@GMAIL.COM
VULAPR@GMAIL.COM
DIVISION NEWS EDITOR
NATASHA TRAN D37E.CNHKC.NEWSEDITOR@GMAIL.COM SAN MARCOS
DANIEL JIANG IAMDANIELJIANG@GMAIL.COM
SPIRIT COORDINATORS
OTSMAR ERREGUIN JANIA PADILLA ERIK SHIMIZU
SAN PASQUAL
HANNAH REYES HHANNAHREYESS@GMAIL.COM
D37E.CNHKC.SC@GMAIL.COM
SAN PASQUAL ACADEMY
N/A N/A MEMBER RELATIONS COORDINATOR
MYA REYES D37E.CNHKC.MRC@GMAIL.COM
VALLEY CENTER
GABRIELLE OLIVERA GABRIELLEELYSEOLIVERA@GMAIL.COM
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JULY 2020 EDITION | VOLUME 11 | ISSUE 3
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