D12W SEPTEMBER NEWSLETTER

Division 12 West | Region 17 | Cali-Nev-Ha District

LETTER FROM LTG LETTER FROM LTG

HELLO SUPERTROOPERS!!!

Happy September! As everyone is getting situated with school, I hope you all are doing well. It is my pleasure to announce a lot of upcoming events, such as RTC, and to recap past events as well. Make sure to stay connected, and I cannot wait to see what heights you all will reach. As always, please do not hesitate to reach out, and thank you for keeping in touch!

-Hillary Mai

LETTER FROM LETTER FROM DNE

HEY SUPERTROOPERS!

DNE

Hows it going?! Hopefully you guys are doing great! As club rush moves past us, let’s celebrate all the new people who have joined us! Anyways, here is your September News Letter, with amazing articles and visuals from all over Division 12 West! Have a great September!

-Bradley Hager

Del Mar High School

Key Club set up a desk at freshman orientation to inform the freshmen of the club and get new members. Our President Anakin and treasurer Nathan were running it along with our member vincent. The event was successful as we got a few new members and would see familiar faces later at club rush that would come to sign up.

Freshman Orientation

By Supul Donald

Food Fair

By Supul Donald

For Food Fair Key Club sold donuts. The stand was run by Anakin, Nathan, Lulu our event coordinator, and I. We sold all 3 dozen donuts and made around 70 dollars. Our stand was very successful as we sold out and we were also able to talk more about the club to students.

Wilcox High School

We kicked off the start of the new term with an exciting school-wide event, where all the clubs of Wilcox gather around in the quad to advertise their groups. It was loud and music was blasting everywhere, but overall was a fun experience getting to see people from different clubs walk around with QR codes taped on their backs for people to sign up. Key Club, specifically, was situated on a table along with other organizations like the Red Cross and C++ club. Even though we had a little bit of trouble with the weather that day, we were able to successfully gather quite a bit of signatures by the time lunch was over.

Club Fair

By Angie Nguyen

BASIS Independent Silicon Valley

Mental Health Kits

By Yourui Shao

On August 31st, eight BISV Key Clubbers gathered at the Saratoga Library. We packaged mental health kits as part of Mind4Youth’s HeartCare initiative, which seeks to provide self-care and therapeutic products to children in underserved schools. We put together cardboard boxes and packaged bath bombs, slimes, and various other products into fun, cute kits.

Working in an assembly-line fashion, new BISV Key Clubbers were introduced to the ethos of teamwork through bonding with old members, and everyone had fun getting to know volunteers from other schools.