Green Valley Key Club - August 2016 Newsletter - Volume 3 - Issue 4

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Green Valley High School’s Official Key Club Newsletter

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Message from Bulletin Editor

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July Board Meeting

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Agenda

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Contact Information

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President’s Message

Contents More Information!

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Message From Mission statement | Key Club is an international student-led organization which provides its members with opportunities to pro- vide service, build character and develop leadership.

Vision | We are caring and competent servant leaders transforming communities worldwide.

Core values | The core values of Key Club International are leadership, character building, caring, and inclusiveness.

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 which tend to undermine these institutions.

Motto | Caring– Our Way of Life

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Bulletin Editor Hi Gators, Summer is coming to a close and one thing is on our minds, school!!!

The new school year provides many new opportunities for everyone.

Hopefully we can make it better than the last.

Though summer is coming to a close and that can be upsetting, we have a great chance to see our friends again. We will also be able to enjoy the Key Club fun every week.

Sincerely,

Nick Phillips Bulletin Editor

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July Board Meeting July 25, 2016

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July Boar “The 27th GV met to discuss some more back to school events. This summer meeting we really focused on freshman orientation. Overall, Green Valley Key Club is expecting a smooth transition right back into the school year. Through this transition, the board plans on implementing many nifty ideas into the meetings.”

-Mackienzy Khal , 12

“On July 25, 2016 Green Valley Key Club held their second board meeting of the summer. It was held at Jason's Deli. There we talked about our plans for some upcoming events like: Freshman orientation, August DCM, and our first general meeting. The board also shared cheers for RTC and voted on three that would be used in the competition. We also finalized some decisions on spirit gear, making RTC feeling closer and closer everyday.”

-Nick Phillips , 12

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AGENDA: August 2016

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CONTACT INF 2016-2017 Officers Mackienzy Kahl, President gvkc.president@gmail.com Vice President gvkc.vp@gmail.com Thao Huynh, Secretary gvkc.vp@gmail.com Philipp Penalber, Treasurer gvkc.treasury@gmail.com Nick Phillips, Bulletin Editor gvkc.editor@gmail.com Jennele Nguyen, Historian/SAA gvkc.saa@gmail.com

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ORMATION Club Advisors & Contact Info Mrs. Hanna Santee, Faculty Advisor HLsantee@ccsd.interact.net Mr. James Misch, Faculty Advisor jmisch@ccsd.interact.net Mr. George Hedges, Kiwanis Advisor grhssh@cox.net

Key Club International Cali-Nev-Ha District HQ 8360 Red Oak Street #201 Rancho Cucamonga, CA Key Club International HQ 3636 Woodview Trace Indianapolis, In 46268

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President’ “The final month of summer ends as we shuffle to prepare for freshman orientation and more back to school responsibilities. As summer wraps up, Division 28 south prepares for a huge social for the freshman. Between recruiting and scrambling to get all the key club stuff in order, let's just hope we start the year off on the right foot.“ -Mackienzy Khal President

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Remind 101 For more GV Key Club information/reminders, Text @gvkeyclub to 81010

SAVE THE TREES AND DO NOT PRINT THIS NEWSLETTER OUT!

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Thanks For Reading!

GREEN VALLEY HS KEY CLUB

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