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Kamiak’s Key Club Newsletter
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dates and volunteering opportunities.
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Student of the week: Hannah Zaini
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Table of Contents /Social
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Event Updates 3-10
Club Info Center 11-12
Officer Corner 13
Table of Contents
Social
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Kamaik’s key club has done an assortment of events in the past to
help our community. Events have ranged from volunteering at large
auctions such as at the future of flight to tutoring young children.
Current Events
Stuffed Animal Drive
We are collecting new or slightly used stuffed animals for Christmas House, an event where we give presents to low income families. Please turn them in by 11/19 or 12/3 .
Babysitting for Ell Class Key Clubbers babysit children while their parents are in a
n ELL Class. There are no requirements so please sign up. It is at 6708 Cady Rd, Everett, WA 98203 on Thursdays from 6-8pm.
Tutoring at Harbour Pointe Middle School An event where we help give back to our community by t u
toring students at Harbour Pointe Middle School. It is on Tuesdays and Thursdays at 3 pm. Please contact Ms. Erickson at
Event Updates
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[email protected] to take part in this great opportunity.
Teaching Koreans In this event, volunteers will teach Korean children from
preschool to 8th
grade. Volunteers are required to speak Korean. The event is held at the Slavic Baptist Church near Kamiak’s tennis courts: 4711 116th St SW, Mukilteo, WA Saturdays, 9:50 am – 12:00 pm 9/13 – 12/20
Mukilteo Elementary Library Volunteering
Key Clubber’s will assist the Mukilteo Elementary’s librarian by shelving and organizing books, assist ing with special projects, and helping students use the library resources! The event is on Mondays-Thursdays from 2:30-3:30 pm. There is a maximum of two people each day so If you are interested, please contact Mrs. Kartchner at [email protected].
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Future Events
Christmas House
Volunteers help parents of low-income families Christmas presents for their kids. Please brighten the day of a child on Christmas by signing up and volunteering on 12/20 (Sat). Volunteers must be 16 years old or older.
Annie’s Kitchen
Key club members will volunteer at Annie’s Kitchen with Tri-M Honor Society. The event is held at Edmonds Lutheran Church 23525 84th Ave W, Edmonds, WA on Wednesday, Novemb
er 19t h
. We have two shifts. The first shift is helping set up from 3:30-5:30. The second shift is serving dinner from 5:30-8:00. This is a great way to serve your community!
Past Events
Trick-or-Treat for UNICEF Just recently we finish our Trick -or-Treat for UNICEF even
t were we collected money for our Eliminate project. Some of you must be thinking Eliminate project, what’s that? The Eliminate project ’s main priority is to aid the 118 mill ion women worldwide who have tetanus. Did you know that 1 baby dies every 9 minutes from Tetanus and that a tree vaccine dose costs only $1.80? If you want to help, you can donate at
https://www.unicefusa.org/donate/end-preventable-child-deaths/20281?pcode=WB_XXXCUW15YCGEN&df_id=17020&17020_donation=form1&gclid=CK264uj_7MECFRZqfgodrCAAjw
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or you can also partake in the fight against Tetanus by improving awareness about it.
Boo Bash Volunteers dressed up in their Halloween costume to create a safe environment for small children to celebrate Halloween at the Rosehill Community Center.
If you wondering what all our signs mean, both kamiak and Mariner are part of division 21 so our handsigns symbolize that. (Major hint for question 3 in Info Center)
Lia Wielik( a sophomore at kamiak)- “One quote I could give you is that it was super fun to help put together as well as see all the kids having a fun time!”
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Future of Flight Auction
At the Future of Flight Museum, volunteers aided the auction by sell ing raffles, recording bil ling information, and presenting auction items. The event allowed the Future of Flight’s executive board to inform people about their new STEAM program (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Math). The new program served to improve the fine arts of students since in our region alone there are 15,000 jobs that are open because people are not qualified enough to have them. The board graciously matched each dollar donated by those who attended. As a result, they managed to raise $10,000 for their cause.
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Breast Cancer Walk The event was held at Snohomish Cty. Courthouse Plaza 3000 Rockefeller Ave, Everett, WA on 10/4. The event was created to raise money for the Making Strides Against Breast nonprofit organization.
Plan Now
Key clubbers volunteered at Plan Now on 11/4. Plan Now was a counseling event where students went to gain more info about applying to college, writing an essay for college, and financial aid,
Zonta Club Auction
The “Forever in Blue Jeans” auction was held on November 1st for
the Zonta Club of Everett. It was held at the Everett Holiday Inn. The
primary purpose of the Zonta club of Everett is to improve the lives of
women and girls in the Snohomish County.
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Speedway Cleanup
Key Clubbers cleaned the harbor point Boulevard of trash with our
Kiwanis (key club, but for adults) and helped make our community a
greener place.
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Kamiak and Mariner Miracle Minute
Kamiak and Mariner worked together to raise $350 for the Mukilteo
food bank at one of games against each other.
Kamiak’s and Mariner’s key club volunteering at the Miracle Minute.
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Please take this quiz to see if you are a true key clubber at heart.
1. Kamiak is part of Division_____.
2. The mascot of our Division is a _____. Our divisional colors are ____
and _____.
3. Name two other schools in our division: ________, and __________.
4. The name of our LTG is _______she is also the president of Lynwood
high school’s key club (major hint for #3). The names for our two
wonderful sectaries are ________, and________.
(Hint: Our LTG posts a bunch of newsletters on our Facebook page;
yo should read them .)
5. The mascot of the division who has inversed colors of our division is
______.
6. True or False: We have two presidents and a vice president.
7. The only division larger than ours in the Pacific North West (PNW) is
division ______ their mascot is a ______.
8. True or False: Kamiak won the platinum award for largest member
growth in the PNW. (platinum, gold, silver, bronze)
9. Our clubs advisor teaches _____.
10.When I say this next sentence you immediately know the key club
way to react. Hey key clubbers, how do you feel?
Info Center
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Answers 1. 21
2. Bee, yellow, black
3. Arch Bishop Murpy, Edmonds Woodway, Glacier Peak, Jackson,
Lake Stevens, Lynwood, Mariner, Meadowdale, Monroe Mount lake
Terrace, Snohomish
4. Selina Nguyen, Devonna Abilo, Jessica Bae.
5. Bat Man aka Bruce Wayne
6. T
7. 66, Turtle
8. T, after they gave out the gold award for member growth I was so
sad… but then there was a platinum award. TL;DR I felt like I had
been punked.
9. Chemistry
10. We feel good. Oh, we feel so good… (If you’ve ever been to DCON
you know what 2,000 people chanting this sounds like and how it feels the
day after to your throat. Oh, spirit wars why do you make me feel like so?)
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Co-Presidents:
Simran Handa (Senior) and Marissa Perez (Senior)
Vice President:(Esther Lee)
Co-Secretaries: Devonna Abillo and Jessica Bae
Treasurer: Hanna Choi
Bulletin Editor: Ankur Handa
Contact info:
Email: [email protected]
Phone:425-346-5131
Division 21’s Lieutenant Governor: Selina Nguyen
Email: [email protected]
Advisor: Ms.Mease
Contact info:
Room 248
Email: [email protected]
Officer Corner
