march-april newsletter

The Coyote Chronicle

MARCH-APRIL 2015

Message From Our Editor ………. 3

Message From Our President ….. 4

PB&J-a-thon …………………….. 5-6

Dance Marathon 2015 …………. 7

March DCM/ Banquet ………….. 8

District Convention 2015 ………... 9

Upcoming Events ……….……… 10

Contact Information …………… 11

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Message From Our Editor

Hello Key Clubbers,

My name is Noah Lopez and I am the 2015-2016 Bulletin Editor at

Southwest Career and Technical Academy. Let me tell you a little bit

about myself, I am in grade 9 and an upcoming sophomore. I am in

the Video Game technology program here at Southwest CTA. I am

proud to finish our newsletter for March and April.

We’ve had some big events these past two months such as DCON

and Dance Marathon and all have been covered here in this months

newsletter. I am proud of my responsibilities and what I have to do as

Southwest CTA’s Key Club Bulletin Editor.

I am very grateful of this opportunity to make these wonderful

newsletters and I am very grateful to work along side our 2015-2016

President, Kimberly Yiv, She has passed her training as a bulletin editor

down to me and I am very proud of her and can't wait for what this

new key club year brings to us!

Sincerely your Bulletin Editor,

Noah Lopez

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Message From Our President

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Hello Key Clubbers!

My name is Kimberly Yiv, and I am honored to be the President of

Southwest Career and Technical Academy Key Club for the 2015-2016

term! A small introduction from myself, I am in grade 11, upcoming

senior, in the Dental Assisting program of SWCTA. I am happy to

announce this is our very first newsletter for our club reflect on what we

did in the past month.

There are countless things I am looking forward to serving as your

President. I have a number of goals to accomplish this year such as

membership retention, an increase in community service, an increase in

inclusiveness, and much more. I plan on working my hardest, and my first

goal is to win the spirit stick of D28W at Regional Training Conference

2015! I am excited to see what the Key Club year has in store for our

club along this journey.

I am very proud of the work Noah Lopez has done as our Bulletin

Editor. I cannot wait to see the future newsletters he will be making for

our club!

With love from your President,

Kimberly Yiv

PB&J-A-THON March 5th, 2015, Southwest CTA Key Club

held a PB&JATHON where members made

over 800 sandwiches for the homeless

community of Las Vegas. The event brought

the members close together by working in

teams. The event was major success and the

officers are proud of everyone who attended

this event to help out the homeless.

The PB&J-A-THON was so much

fun. It was another way to get to

know some of the people we

never talked to before. It was a

success because we were able to

make so many sandwiches to give

to the people in need of food. I

loved the PB&J-A-THON because

we were helping the community

while bonding with each other.

-Samantha Sze

Grade 9

Member

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I thought the PB&J-a-thon was

nice and a great opportunity for

Key Club members to bond and

help the community. I liked how

we made sandwiches for the

homeless to provide them a nice

meal. The atmosphere that day

was very calm and friendly like a

normal fun act.

-Justin Martin

Grade 9

Member

I really enjoyed Dance Marathon! It

was so much fun and very energetic! I

really loved hanging out with everyone,

including friends from different schools! It

was nice to see everyone again and to

just dance the whole night. What made it

really fun is when people would make

these dance circles and everyone would

just jump in and have fun. Also, one of my

favorites was towards the night when

they made the scenery more of an EDM

party! I can’t wait for the next dance

marathon!

-Kiana Tangonan

Grade 11

Vice President of Spirit

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Children’s Miracle network held their

second annual Dance Marathon at

University of Nevada, Las Vegas. Our

new and old board members danced

for eight hours! 12pm to 8pm. Not

aloud to sit throughout the entire event

but for a good purpose. We stood and

danced for the ones who can’t. There

was games, photo booths, speakers

and live performances from bands and

dance crews. Our feet sore, back

ached but we didn’t care we did it for

a good cause.

March Division Council Meeting

March DCM was the very first DCM I've ever

been to. I decided to come to it because my

brother is a member of UNLV Circle K. I thought

it was an informative experience. It was really

great how we could hear other key club

organizations. Their goals and accomplishments

were really inspiring. It got me thinking how

DCM’s can help us grow faster as a key club

community. It's an important way of

communicating our ideas as a division. Overall

it was an enjoyable event and I'm glad that I

attended!

-Chloe Valdez

Grade 9

Member

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District Convention 2015

DCON was another memorable experience that has impacted me in so many

ways. I have not only fallen in love with CNH ever more, but have gained

many lessons on how to improve or club and division, and I hope to take these

lessons and apply them to our lives. I think the thing I enjoyed most about

DCON was attending seminars and bonding with other key clubbers from

different divisions; it amazes me how we can all come under one roof to

celebrate just how BEEutiful key club really is.

- Desiree Galera

Grade 11, Community Service Chair

Upcoming Events 10

April Division Council Meeting

April 16th, 2015

5pm-6pm

Faith Lutheran

Relay For Life

May 1st-2nd, 2015

6pm-6am

Spring Valley High School

Inductions

May 14th, 2015

2pm-4pm

Southwest Career and Technical

Academy ballroom

Contact information

President- Kimberly Yiv

Email: [email protected]

Vice President of Community Service - Greg Cruz


Vice President of Fundrasing – John Paul Avenido


Secretary - Khylsie Aparece


Vice President of Spirit - Kiana Tangonan


Historian - Emily Yu


Bulletin Editor - Noah Lopez


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