Greetings from your new Lieutenant Governor for division four; my name is LisaAnne Priest and I am honored to be working with such great people on the New Jersey District Board for the 20082009 service year. I can’t wait to set records this year, because I know we will!
Hey NJ Key Clubbers! Congratulations on getting through the first half of the 2008-2009 service year. I hope you all “got sporty with service” at the Fall Regional Training Conferences, enjoyed your “quest for service” at the very famous annual Fall Rally, and are looking forward to “walking the red carpet of service” at the [...]
All clubs should have paid their dues by December 1st. If a club has still not paid their dues it is imperative the club gets their dues in as soon as possible. As many Key Clubbers understand, dues are essential to the functioning of both the New Jersey District and Key Club International as a [...]
As we progress through this service year. Please keep a few thoughts in mind. Now that you have become comfortable with your position, you must remember to stay on top of your responsibilities.
District Convention is a spectacular time, from the Keynote Speaker to the dances, but do not forget about all the workshops that are available! Workshops will take place on Saturday Morning.
Attention seniors! Are you interested in applying for a Key Club scholarship? Well, both the New Jersey District and Key Club International offer seventeen different scholarships, ranging from $500 to $2000 that can help you on your way to college.
This year at our Hollywood themed convention we will be having an extra special awards ceremony. Wouldn’t you and your club love to hear your names announced for winning an award? If your answer yes, then you definitely want to check out the Contest packet in The December Mailing.
Do you want to be on the New Jersey District Board? You’re about to have the best year of your life! From speaking in front of three thousand people at Fall Rally, to traveling for weekend board meetings and International Convention, get ready to step into the life of a public official.
Greetings New Jersey! I hope you’re all having an amazing hol iday season so far, and that it only gets better! I have a few updates for you, so please just take a quick moment to read them.
At International Convention 2008, the new 2-year Service Initiative was unveiled: Live 2 Learn. Live 2 Learn focuses on helping children ages 5-9 overcome learning obstacles so they can be successful and give back to their home, school, and community.
With over half of the service year complete, we must all keep in mind our service and fundraising goals for our district proj ect, Children’s Specialized Hospital. Remember that we have set an ambitious fundraising goal of $117,300 and a service hours goal of 8,760 hours.
“Is TurKEY Pie Night Monday? When?! I’ll be there!”
In the middle of a vibrant conversation with Karrine Caola about Key Club, it was obvious that she is one of the most dedicated–and all-around best-members from Brick Memorial High School.
Ben Woods, a senior and four-year member of the Pope John Key Club, was the first to come to mind when I thought about an outstanding member of my club.
An aspiration of a bake sale, after many weeks of planning, finally came out in the open in the month of November, 2008. Although not reaching its full potential, William L. Dickinson High School is know for its Key Club bake sales.
On December 13th, the Roxbury HS Key Club held a giftwrapping event at the mall. As an annual event, the club had a big turnout with both members and customers.
After attending Fall Rally, I had a long drive home. I live a good deal north of Jackson, NJ, and had a long while to consider the ramifications of the event I had just attended.
Regional Training Conferences were a total success this year. Warm thanks go to the Key Clubs of Egg Harbor Township, Roxbury, Franklin, Bloomfield, and Burlington City for hosting outstanding conferences.
Hello New Jersey District! My name is Erica Addonizio, and I attend Lower Cape May Re gional High School, the southern-most school in our District.
As the Holiday Season approaches so does the busiest time of the year for Key Club. We have made it through the first three months of school and Key Club, but now the work and planning really starts.
For anyone who attends, these four letters are one of the best weekends of their lives: DCON. District Convention (or DCON) is a weekend-long event that celebrates the end of a great service year, and the beginning of a new one.