Welcome
to the Layton High School Key Club website. Here you can find out information
club activities, upcoming events, information about Key Club, and other opportunities
for community service.
Key
Club Calendar
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October
2003
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1
Introduction
of 'Head Start'
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2
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3
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4
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6
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7
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8
*Dues*
Food Scavenger Hunt
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9
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10
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11
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13
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14
Kiwanis
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15
Applevillage(map)
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16
UEA
-- No School
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17
UEA
-- No School
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18
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20
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21
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22
Head
Start
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24
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25
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27
Deer
Taggin' Week -->
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28
Kiwanis
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29
Committees
/ Halloween Social
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30
End
of 1st Term
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31
Halloween
-- No School
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Calendar of the Whole Year
Up
Coming Events
October
-- Pay your dues!
10/01 - 10/31--
Trick-or-Treat
for UNICEF (Ask Mrs. Woodbury for a box)
11/12
(Wednesday) -- Key
Club Induction 7:00 in the auditorium
11/10
- 11/14 -- Key Club week
Key
Club?
What is
Key Club?
Key
Club is an organization dedicated to service. High school students at schools
throughout the world meet in their respective groups regularly to plan and
carry out different acts of service for their community. Key Club is the biggest
organization of its type in the world. Kiwanis, a service organization for
adults, is the parent organization to Key Club.
- The first of many
good reasons to join Key Club is to do service for your community.
- Key Club is a great
way to meet new people and make new friends.
- It looks great on
college, scholarship, and job applications.
- To be a part of a
world-renowned organization.
- To get involved with
your school.
- And finally, it's
fun!!!
How is Key Club Different
from other service clubs at my school?
Key Club is different
than any other service organization there is out there. Key Club is called
"Key Club International". Service shouldn't be limited to just one country
it should encircle the whole world. Key Club is just a part of an even bigger
organization called Kiwanis. Kiwanis can be divided into other clubs that
they run. K-Kids clubs at the elementary school level, Builders Clubs in middle
school and junior highs, Key Clubs in high schools, and Circle K clubs at
the collegiate level all are Kiwanis organizations that teach community service
and leadership skills to young people.
How do I Join?
To join the Key Club
just contact the advisor or one of the Key Club officers at your school. If
you do not have a Key Club at your High School go to www.keyclub.org
and it will inform you how to start a Key Club of your own.
Other
Service Opportunities
UNICEF: (United
Nations International Children's Emergency Fund) A
group that fights for: Child protection, Girls education, Immunization plus,
Early childhood, and HIV/AIDS prevention. For more information go to www.unicef.org
Operation
Smile: They are a private, not-for-profit volunteer medical
services organization providing reconstructive surgery and related health
care to indigent children and young adults in developing countries and the
United States. For more information go to www.operationsmile.org
CMN: (Children's
Miracle Network) Children's Miracle Network-the
alliance of premier hospitals for children-is a non-profit organization dedicated
to helping kids by raising funds for 170 children's hospitals across North
America. Each year these non-profit hospitals provide the finest care, research
and community outreach to help millions of children with diseases and injuries
of every kind. CMN is headquartered in Salt Lake City. For more information
go to www.cmn.org
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