D37E | CNH | REGION 2
NOV 2020 VOLUME 11 ISSUE 7
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CONTENTS 02 Table of Contents 03 October Calendar 04 LTG + DNE Messages 05 Officer Submissions 06 Divisional Updates 06 Service Recognition 08 September DCM Recap 09 October DCM Recap 10 Club Spotlight 12 How to Cope with Stress 14 Contact Info 02
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MON 1
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FRI 35
SAT 46
MRFs due by 6pm
Nominations due by 6 PM
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THURS
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Division T-Shirt Deadline
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Articles and Visuals due by 6 PM
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NOTE: The D37 Kiwanis DCM will be held on November 7th 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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MESSAGES FROM YOUR LTG & DNE HELLO JELLIES! If you haven’t stayed up to date with division news recently, please note that it is now dues season and time to order our limited edition t-shirts! With that in mind, please contact your President or me if you would like more information on how to pay your dues/get your very own shirt :) As this is one of the busiest seasons in our Key Club term, I hope you have been able to balance all aspects of your life without difficulty. At times, you may feel stressed and completely overwhelmed and that is 100% okay. Don’t undermine your efforts, especially during these times where we are still adapting to daily changes. Please make sure you take care of yourself along the way and remember that you are doing your absolute best <3
Lynne Do D37E LTG
HI D37E! I hope you all have been well! While we’re all still stuck at home most of the time, there are always opportunities to serve your community with our service projects. This month, we have two service projects from our October DCM! Even though school may be difficult to adapt to in these times, I hope you all have found the comfort to work in your own household. With college application season, I wish all of my senior Key Clubbers the strength to push through all of your applications! Anyway, happy reading :)
Natasha Tran D37E DNE
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Thank you to the following clubs and officers who have completed their tasks early/on-time for the month of November.
Due by the 1st of every month by 6pm ★ ★ ★ ★
Del Lago | Irma Gonzalez Escondido | Jania Padilla High Tech High | Livia Iacobelli Mission Hills | Zander Vilaysane
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Orange Glen | April Prachanhpheng San Marcos | Daniel Jiang
EARLY-BIRD
ON-TIME
Due by the 4th of every month by 6pm
Due by the 5th of every month by 6pm
Del Lago | Alyla Don Escondido | Alyssa Jacob High Tech High | Chloe Fermin La Costa Canyon | Olivia Pacheco Mission Hills | Natasha Pascual San Marcos | Ember Masterson San Pasqual | Jenika Lofton Valley Center | Sophia Banner
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Orange Glen | Delight Martinez + April Prachanhpheng
EARLY-BIRD
ON-TIME
Due by the 9th of every month by 6pm
Due by the 10th of every month by 6pm
San Marcos |Mae Hong Escondido | Mary Ngo + Andrew Nguyen, Gavin Stewart High Tech | Livia Iacobelli Del Lago |Diego Rocio Mission Hills | Jane Boukonhsonh + Tracey Ta
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DIVISIONAL GOALS By April 11, 2021
DIVISION UPDATES
6000 Service Hours
3866.93 hours 64.4%
$4500 Raised for PTP 400 Members Dues-Paid JELLY POINTS
$883 for PTP 17%
N/A
7671.8
As of October 19th, 2020 View spreadsheet HERE 5655
Keep up the good work, jellies!
5265.4
3961 2937
1650.6
1005.6 465
360 N/A
DLA
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EHS HTHNC LCC MHHS OGHS SMHS SPHS SPA VCHS
You could qualify for Bronze recognition!
The following members have reached 100+ service hours: Angelica Flores Mya Reyes You could qualify for Silver recognition!
The following members have reached 125+ service hours: Alexis Gonzales Emily Nguyen You could qualify for Gold recognition!
The following members have reached 175+ service hours: Irma Gonzalez Andrew Nguyen You could qualify for Platinum recognition!
Good job, jellies! You are one step closer to being recognized by the district through the Member Recognition Program and I am extremely proud of all your hard work so far!
SERVICE RECOGNITION
The following members have reached 50+ service hours: Jasmin Bogarin Jane Bounkousonh Lynne Do Alyla Don Chloe Fermin Bhiyu Geundulain Livia Iacobelli Mary Ngo, Jessica Nguyen Jania Padilla Natasha Pascual Esmeralda Pina April Prachanhpheng Lara Pulido Diego Rocio Jasline Rodriguez Jason Salonga John Samson, Erik Shimizu Gavin Stewart Zander Vilaysane
To see the additional requirements and new adjustments for MRP, please refer to tinyurl.com/d37e-mrf-rec and ask me any questions if needed! Love, Lynlyn <3
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September DCM On Saturday, September 26th, D37E held an online DCM on Zoom. ●
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Meeting Slides ○ tinyurl.com/d37e-slides-09 -2021 Meeting Agenda ○ tinyurl.com/d37e-agenda -09-2021
Recognition Member of the Month Celeste Galvan (DLA) Club of the Month Escondido Key Club Officer of the Month Jane Bounkousonh (MHHS) Faculty Advisor of the Month Jim Munson (OGHS) Kiwanis Advisor of the Month Margo Dutton (LCC, MHHS, SMHS)
DCM Service Project Birthday Cards for PTP Patients (UNLIMITED HOURS!) ● Write/decorate cards for pediatric traua patients to wish them a happy birthday ○ Hold onto these cards until you see your President in person ○ You can even make digital cards, too! Don’t forget to submit proof of service to your President! You can... ● Take candid photos of you working on it ● Screenshot a stopwatch of the duration of the time you worked on it!
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September DCM On Saturday, September 26th, D37E held an online DCM on Zoom. ●
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Meeting Slides ○ tinyurl.com/d37e-slides-10 -2021 Meeting Agenda ○ tinyurl.com/d37e-agenda -10-2021
Recognition Member of the Month Erik Duarte (EHS) Club of the Month Mission Hills Key Club Officer of the Month Trinity Ho (SMHS) Faculty Advisor of the Month Michelle Presley (MHHS) Kiwanis Advisor of the Month Mike Montanari (EHS)
DCM Service Projects 1.
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Spooky! Color-A-Smile (UNLIMITED HOURS!) ○ Print Halloween-themed coloring pages to spread Halloween spirit! ■ Go to colorasmile.com > “Volunteer to Color” > “Instructions” > Click on the seasonal thumbnails to see the coloring pages ■ Submit proof of service by timing how long you color and send it to your President and submit candid photos of you working on it ■ Mail pages to the address on the website Trick-or-Treat for UNICEF ○ Annually, Key Clubbers collect UNICEF donations in October w/ Trick or Treat boxes ■ This year, it’s virtual! ■ Contact your President if you are interested in raising UNICEF funds
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CLUB SP DEL LAGO ACADEMY Erik Duarte, Member
Breakfast at Interfaith
Breakfast at Interfaith is always an exciting event to participate in as the environment is very energetic and thrilling. Itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s really fun to be able to not only help our community, but help our community with our friends. We have the Adults there to keep the kitchen moving while keeping us motivated the whole way through . While there we made burritos and PB and Jâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s in sack lunches.
ESCONDIDO Andrew Nguyen, Bulletin Editor
Our members worked to help cleanup the museum by pulling weeds, cleaning the sandbox, planting seeds, and decorating the place. I personally enjoyed helping out in the event. I get to interact with other members while helping out with the clean up. Overall, the event was successful and many members also really enjoyed helping out and contributing.
SDCDM Beautification
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Thank you to the six clubs that have sent their articles a
POTLIGHT HIGH TECH HIGH Livia Iacobelli, President
Recycling Raptors
This project is meant to help members realize how many recyclable materials they have around them and how they can turn that into a donation towards PTP (Pediatric Trauma Program). Within another couple of weeks, we hope to collect up to $100 as a club to donate to the program. Making projects flexible has been an important factor in the way we decide on projects and service events.
MISSION HILLS Tracey Ta, Tech Editor
Teacher Appreciation
From August 28th to September 6th, we announced and held our Teacher Appreciation event. Members made either a card or video thanking teachers for their hard work and patience with the new online school model. We know it can be a difficult and stressful time for them, so we wanted to shed some light to their way. We had more than 10 members participate in the service project.
and visuals in before the due date. We appreciate you!
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HOW to COPE with STRESS Simple Ways to Cope We know that this is a stressful time for everyone. We want you all to stay healthy and happy, so we have compiled a list of ways on how to cope with stress. We hope you all find some use in these methods, especially with college application season!
1. Balance Work and Personal Time If you feel that you have been overworking yourself, schedule a self-care day! This will help you relax and ease stress.
2. Exercise It has been proven that exercising can reduce stress! Take a moment to do a set of pushups.
3. Talk to a Friend or Family Member Sometimes, itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s best to express how you feel with someone. When doing this, the other person can let you know that you have their support, and they can offer you ways to ease stress.
4. Address the Problem Head-On Whether it would be asking a teacher for an extension or asking for help with something, this can ease worry.
5. Eliminate the Source If something like a draining job is causing you to feel overwhelmed, consider taking a step back from it. WE HOPE YOU GET THROUGH THESE TOUGH TIMES!
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How Our Members Have Coped We have gathered up some of our jelly friends to give some advice on how they’ve coped with their own stress!
Erik Shimizu, Spirit Coordinator As far as handling stress, it's extremely important to keep up with sleep and one's own well-being. While this may seem unlikely when one is stressed out, practice stopping whatever you are doing to take a break, or forcing yourself to sleep at a certain time.
Zandra Coloma, Member How I manage stress varies, if its school, I take breaks from time to time varying from a 20 min nap or just a quick stretch with hype music in the background. If it’s anything else, I usually scream the top of my lungs and just tell myself I can do this and that it’ll be over soon. Calling a friend also helps a lot for me because that’s when I pour all my complaints to them and it’s fine if they’re not listening most of the time but it’s definitely off my chest and that’s how I deal with my stress.
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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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