Frontier Features | Mansfield Frontier Key Club | March 2023 | Volume 1 | Issue 10

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Frontier Frontier Features Features March 2023 Frontier STEM Academy Region

Issue 10

3 - Key Club Pledge 4 - Letter From The Editor 5 - President's Note 6 - November Calendar 8 - Articles & Photos 9 - Spotlight Article 10 - Major Emphasis Programs 12 - Club Officer Contacts 13 - District Contacts 14 - Our Social Media Table of Contents Table of Contents 2

Key Club Pledge

"I pledge, on my honor, to uphold the Objects of Key Club International; to build my home, school, and community; to serve my nation and God; and combat all forces that tend to undermine these institutions."

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Yay! We've finally gotten our T-shirts and now you guys can rep. Key Club in public. Don't forget about our other events such as DnD.

Letter From Letter From THE EDITOR THE EDITOR

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- The Editor

President'sNotePresident'sNote

Hello Key Clubbers! With the 5th six weeks ending I would just like to remind you that you need 25 volunteer hours! Thank you to everyone who voted on the bylaws. We really appreciate it.

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Precious Agwagom

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April 21 M S 5 8 10 3 12 13 7 15 17 18 20 14 22 24 26 27 28 T W T F S 1 2 6 6 11 25 4 9 16 23 30 29 19

UPCOMINGEVENTS& OPPORTUNITIES GENERALMEETINGS

ALLIESINYOUTH DEVELOPMENT

When: Every Sunday from 2 pm - 4 pm (except the first Sunday of the month)

Where: 1315 Hwy 1187, STE

115. Mansfield, TX 76063

Info: During this opportunity, you will be creating care packages for families in Eastern Europe. Don't forget to bring your hours sheet!

DNDNIGHT

When: 2:45 - 5:15 on the 21st

When: Every other Tuesday from 2:45 pm - 3:30 pm

Where: Green Room

Info: In these meetings, we talk about volunteer opportunities and plan social events that involve service.

TRASHPICKUP

When: 2:45 - 3:45 on the 11th

Where: The School

Where: The Cube

Info: You can come volunteer as a DM (dungeon master) or help run concessions

Info: Stay after school and help pick up trash around the outside. Don't forget to bring your hour sheet to the event.

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WRITE ARTICLES & SUBMIT PHOTOS

You can write articles about anything key club related (email Key Club Editor for suggested prompts)

When you complete the article, email the article and a photo of yourself to the Key Club Editor.

EACH ARTICLE = 1 HOUR

2 ARTICLES PER MONTH

You can send photos from meeting, volunteering events, and socials. Try to take photos of you or other key clubbers actively serving!

EACH PHOTO = 15 MINUTES

4 PHOTOS PER EVENT

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Whathavewebeenupto?

By: Sal Cortez

My club has been hard at work to complete our own event. Most of the events hosted at our school have always been by Student Council. Our Key Club came up with our own idea that will be the first for us. We are going to host a talent show. We have been hard at work coming up with everything. Such as should we present an award to the winner? Should we just give them a title? What snacks are we going to need? Just the basics of hosting an event. My group has been hard at work on creating posters and flyers to help spread awareness about our event. We first made flyers asking people to audition if they have a talent that they would like to share. Then for the next flyers, we just put when the talent show is so people know when they want to show up. Our sponsor has been hard at work to make sure everything is ready by then. He’s put in a lot of work that no one really sees because it’s behind the stage. Everyone has just helped so much to help make our idea come to life.

Our Talent Show will have judges that consist of both students and teachers. We will be selling concessions. Most of our slots got filled up except like 3 so we have a lot of people ready to perform. One of our teachers who knows how to do magic will also be participating. I think a lot of people in my grade are ready to see him. The other grades not so much since they don’t know him as much but I think they will still be impressed.

This is also helpful for some of our members because they can choose to run concessions which can help give them hours. People can get volunteer hours for helping set up the stage and cleaning up. We’re offering different types of opportunities for our members to help them get all their hours. Especially since a lot of them say that there aren’t a lot of things to volunteer for We are trying to offer as many possibilities as possible.

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The thirst project is a non-profit that's comprised of high school and college students. Their goal is to help provide clean water to countries that need it.

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Unicef is a program that provides humanitarian and developmental assistance to mothers and children in developing countries. Kiwanis has teamed up with them to eliminate maternal and neonatal tetanus.

This is a non-profit that works to improve the lives of mothers and children by preventing birth defects and premature birth and decreasing the infant mortality.