Division 8-A June Newsletter

www.nydkcdivision8a.webs.com June 2011 Newsletter

The Official Newsletter of the New York District Division 8-A Volume I Issue I

Greetings From your Lt. Governor Hello  Division  8-­‐A,         First  of  all  I  would  like  to  introduce  my  self  I  am  Carla  Pacheco  your  new  Lieutenant  Governor.  I  attend  William  Cullen  Bryant  High  School  and  am  currently  a  sophomore.  This  previous  key  club  service  year  is  has  been  extremely  successful  and  it  couldn’t  have  been  done  without  you  guys!  I  am  proud  of  all  your  hard  work  and  hope  that  it  will  be  just  as  consistent  this  service  year.  Second  of  all  I  would  like  to  mention  that  we  are  Division  8-­‐A  not  8.  We  formely  were  Division  8  but  due  to  the  large  amount  of  clubs  the  division  was  split.  Thirdly  I  want  to  would  like  to  mention  the  divisional  website,  facebook  group,  and  google  group.  I  urge  you  to  join  all  of  the  groups  because  it  will  help  you  be  up  to  date  with  the  information  from  the  district  and  division.       As  summer  vacation  approaches,  so  do  finals  and  regents:  I  wish  you  the  best  of  luck  on  your  exams!  But  I  want  to  remind  you  that  Key  Club  is  year  round  and  that  due  to  the  paper  work  (MRF’s)  clubs  must  hold  events  or  activities  with  their  club,  benefiting  their  community  in  order  to  fulfill  the  requirements  of  the  MRF’s.    I  will  be  having  an  interdivision  picnic/bbq  with  Division  8’s  lieutenant  governor  Antonio  Xu  Liu  on  July  22nd,  2011  so  you  have  one  event  you  can  put  on  the  MRF  for  the  month  of  July.  I  currently  am  working  with  many  clubs  to  get  them  more  involved  with  their  sponsoring  Kiwanis  Clubs.  If  you  do  not  know  who  your  sponsoring  Kiwanis  club  is  or  want  to  get  in  contact  with  them  please  let  me  know.    Enjoy  your  summer  and  feel  free  to  contact  myself  or  the  newly  elected  Divisional  Officers  or  me;  they  are  just  as  well  informed  as  I  am  and  can  help  you  with  any  issue  you  have.    P.S.  I  would  like  to  rename  this  newsletter  if  you  have  any  ideas  

please  let  me  know    P.S.    

In this Issue: • Lt. Governor’s Greeting • Introducing Divisional Officers • Governor’s Greeting • District Executive Assistant Greeting • District Treasurer’s Greeting • District Secretary’s Greeting • District Webmaster’s Greeting • District Editor’s Greeting • District Projects • International Projects and Programs • Project ELIMINATE • ICON • Summer Project Ideas • Spotlight Articles • Upcoming Events • Paperwork Status • Online Groups • Contact Information

Upcoming Events: June 18th, 2011: Relay for Life at Bayside High School Field 3:00 PM- 10:00 PM July 7th, 2011: July Divisional Meeting: Forest Hills Library 5pm- 7pm July 17th, 2011: K-Family Picnic: Location and time is still being decided July 22nd, 2011: Interdivision Picnic: Cunningham Park: 12pm- 6pm

Facebook Group: http://www.facebook.com/home.php?sk=group_178047224590 Google Group: http://groups.google.com/group/nydkcdivision8_a?hl=en

Hello Division 8-A, I'm Kenneth Diep new Executive Assistant of Lieutenant

Governor: Carla Pacheco of Division 8-A. I am very honored to have been appointed this position. This is a great achievement for me as I've been working with my school's Key Club this entire year and have found myself to tremendously enjoy this club and all it's activities. This position provides me with great opportunities to promote and connect with other Key Clubs. It's going to be an extremely heart warming experience to take care of Division 8-A's eleven Key Clubs. Working with these clubs I will help strengthen and organize the division. I plan to unite the current clubs as Division 8 was split into two divisions (Division 8 and 8-A) I hope to continue my promenade of service even after high school, through Circle K in College and Kiwanis International even after that. Thank you for your time, I look forward to working with all of you very soon! I hope to see you all in the next divisional meeting July 7th 2011.

New Divisional Officers

Hello Division 8-A, My name is Omnia Ismail and I am your new Divisional Secretary. I am 17 years old and currently a junior at William Cullen Bryant High school. I plan on working a lot with the key clubs in our division. Help them out, if you ever need anything. Know you can contact me if you can’t reach Carla :) Well, since I’m new to this job my goal is really to get officers to hand in the their MRF’s and FRF’s on time basically. I addition, not only do I plan on participating in Key Club during high school; but also during my College years. Regardless of the fact that I have only been here for a mere year, Key Club has been an enormous part of my life. I matured in Key Club, personality wise and enhanced my team-working skills, along with my leadership critiques; met new people; and made new friends. It was like I had a second family. I really hope that all Key Club members get to have the same experience as I had with the club. I enjoy key club events and wish I had joined sooner. As the newly appointed secretary of the division I feel that this position will help me become even more involved with Key Club International. Even though my job is only “paperwork” wise, I will promote Key Club on all levels as well as promote Circle K to the graduating seniors. I look forward to working with all of you! See you at the next Divisional Meeting on July 7th, 2011.  

 Hey  New  York  District  Key  Club!       For   those   of   you   that  don't  know  me,  my  name   is  Domenick  Pesce  your  District   Governor.   I'm   extremely   excited   to   be   working   with   all   of   you   this  2011-­‐2012  service  year.  I  will  see  to  it  this  year  that  we  reach  new  heights  as  the   Mighty   New   York   District   Key   Clubbers  we   are!   With   this   great   Summer  atmosphere,  comes  some  great  time  to  participate  in  some  exceptional  Key  Club  events.  Please,  stay  in  good  contact  with  your  Lieutenant  Governor!  Remember  that  Key  Club  is  a  year  round  organization;  be  sure  to  stay  active  during  these  warm   and   sunny   months.     In   this   first   June   addition   of   your   Lieutenant  Governors   monthly   Newsletter   you're   in   store   for   some   really   interesting  things.  Be   ready   to   be   informed   of   things   such   as   Club   Spotlight  Submissions  into  the  Empire  Key,  Project  ELIMINATE,  our  2011-­‐2012  District  Projects  and  much  more.  Take  the  time  to  peruse  and  leaf  through,  you  might  find  out  some  things  you  didn’t  know  before.     Finally,  please  stay  in  contact  with  the  District!  If  you  are  not  subscribed  to  the  New  York  District  website  (www.nydkc.org),  as  well  as  the  Official  NYDKC  Facebook  Group  (on.fb.me/meTPeC),  what  are  you  waiting  for?  Go  to  the  homepage  and  subscribe!  Encourage  your  Key  Club  friends  to  subscribe  as  well.  I'm  looking  forward  to  our  year  as  NYDKC's  so  much!  We're  due  for  some  change,  and  the  gears  are  already  in  serious  motion.  (Also  feel  free  to  add  me  on  Facebook  if  you'd  like!)  Stay  connected  and  you'll  be  hearing  from  me  soon!    

Hey New York District Key Clubbers,

My name is Yasmin Soliman, and I am the new District Executive Assistant for the 2011-2012 service year. As Executive Assistant, I will be helping Governor Domenick Pesce by serving as a liaison between the upstate and downstate regions of the New York District. Therefore, I will assist the Governor in any requested help or paperwork and review all proposed amendments thoroughly in conjunction with my duties as the laws and regulations committee chair.I was Lieutenant Governor of Division 10 last year, so I have experience as a member of the District Board. If you cannot reach Governor Domenick and have any questions, you may contact me at (646) 270-3895 or e-mail me at [email protected]. I am very excited to work again on the District Board, and I look forward to working with you all of you this year!

Greetings from Governor Domenick Pesce

Yasmin Soliman Executive Assistant

(646) 270-3895 [email protected]  

Domenick  Pesce  District  Governor  

Hello,  New  York  District!    

My  name  is  Daniel  Ivan  Lin,  your  newly  elected  District  Secretary  for  the  2011-­‐2012  service  year.  It  is  my  pleasure  to  be  working  with  you  this  year.  As  finals  and  regents  week  starts  to  arrive,  many  of  you  will  be  busy  studying.  However,  please  remember  to  keep  up  with  your  responsibilities.  The  monthly  report  form  is  due  on  the  seventh  of  each  month  and  is  the  key  for  relaying  your  club’s  activities,  progress,  and  problems  to  the  district.  

It  is  essential  that  you  fill  it  out  with  the  utmost  care  and  thought.  Please  note  that  you  are  still  expected  to  fill  out  a  monthly  report  form  even  if  your  club  has  not  had  service  projects  in  the  past  month.  The  election  report  form  is  a  form  containing  the  contact  information  of  your  club's  officers  and  faculty  advisor  and  it  is  essential  that  that  it  is  filled  out  to  ensure  easy  communication  throughout  the  district.  Please  submit  the  election  report  form  as  soon  as  possible.  Feel  free  to  email  me  at  [email protected]  if  you  have  any  questions.  

Please  be  sure  to  subscribe  to  the  New  York  District  Secretaries  Google  Group  (http://groups.google.com/group/new-­‐york-­‐district-­‐key-­‐club-­‐secretaries)  and  the  official  Secretaries  Group  on  Facebook  (http://www.facebook.com/home.php?sk=group_191839670863138&ap=1).  

I  hope  that  you  will  not  let  me  down  as  I  have  promised  not  to  let  you  down.  It  is  our  work  together  that  will  truly  bring  forth  changes  and  innovation  to  this  great  organization.  Let’s  make  this  a  great  year.  Enjoy  your  summer!  

 Yours  in  Service,  Daniel  Ivan  Lin  NY  District  Secretary    

Hello  everyone,    I  hope  you  are  enjoying  the  last  few  days  of  school  (if  that  is  possible).  FRF  are  vital  

to  fill  out  if  your  club  wants  to  get  credit  for  any  fundraiser  you  have  done  and  you  definitely  deserve  the  credit.  Now  some  of  you  may  be  thinking  to  yourselves  “what  does  this  crazy  person  mean  when  they  say  FRF?”  Well,  an  FRF  is  an  abbreviation  for  Fundraising  Report  Form.  I  know  all  of  you  know  where  the  FRFs  are,  but  here  is  the  link  just  in  case  it  had  slipped  your  mind,  http://nydkc.org/index.php?option=com_jforms&view=form&id=3.  The  form  is  very  easy  to  fill  out  and  once  it  is  completed,  all  you  need  to  do  is  mail  or  email  me  a  proof  of  the  fundraising  activity  (it  can  be  a  check,  letter  from  charity,  etc.)  and  a  copy  of  the  form.  When  I  receive  it  I  will  update  it  on  the  FRF  spreadsheet,  which  can  be  given  upon  request  by  emailing  me  or  by  joining  the  Treasurer  Google  Group,  which  I  hope  you  had  joined  already.                          If  you’re  a  club  treasurer  it  would  be  a  great  idea  to  take  advantage  of  the  social  network  opportunities  I  set  up.  I  know  all  of  you  have  emails  so  please  join  our  NYDKC  Treasurer  Google  group,  http://groups.google.com/group/nydkc-­‐treasurers.  This  group  will  keep  you  updated  on  important  dates  and  paperwork.  There  is  also  a  Facebook  group  called  New  York  District  Key  Club  Treasurers,  please  join  it  for  important  updates  made  easy.  You  can  email  me  any  questions  but  if  you  would  like  you  can  also  post  it  on  http://nydkctreasurers.wordpress.com/.  I  set  this  up  to  help  all  of  you,  so  take  advantage  of  it!  If  you  have  any  questions,  please  don’t  hesitate  to  contact  me.    Yours  in  Service,  Emily  Gicewicz    

Emily Gicewicz

NY District Treasurer

Daniel Ivan Lin NY District

Secretary  

A word from…….

Hey, New York State District Key Club!

A lot of you do not know me yet and even more of you have not formally met me yet. With this, I am your newly elected District Key Club Editor, Amber Lee.

As Editor, I have many thoughts and ideas for the Empire Key, a very essential part of my duty. The Empire Key would not be a state newsletter without the incorporation of all LTG’s and Key Clubs around New York State. I look very forward to working with all of you and rushing everyone to hand in their newsletters. I’m sure that it will be an awesome year!

To keep closer contact, I have created a FacebookGroup:http://www.facebook.com/home.php?sk=group_115609408526712&ap=1. I would like all Editors to join. Creative ideas and suggestions can be shared. It will also be a great place to gain a stronger connection since internet will be one of our main communication uses. Updates will also be provided weekly or as much as possible. If you have any questions, feel free to email me at [email protected] or contact me at (347)6533656. I will be sure to reply. Have a great summer! (Work is still in session during the summer)

Amber Lee [email protected]  

Hey New York District Key Club!

This is your newly elected Webmaster of the New York District, Oscar Tan for the 2011-2012 service year!

Being the Webmaster has given me a great

opportunity to further enhance the communication between the District and the clubs. As District Webmaster, I have already begun with editing the District website. Recently, I’ve updated the website with all the District Board’s and LTG’s contact information. I have also provided an up-to-date description for our District Projects. Please, feel free to take a look at the updates and changes at www.nydkc.org.

I would like to ask all Key Club

Webmasters to join the Official New York District Key Club Webmasters group at http://www.facebook.com/home.php?sk=group_176878475703658&ap=1. I have many goals for the upcoming year and I look forward to working with the board to provide success and service.

With all this happening so far, I hope to make Key Club updates and news more accessible. Feel free to provide me with suggestions and I will definitely look into answering all your questions. My email can we found on the District website or it is listed below. Oscar Tan [email protected]  

THE NEW ADDITIONS TO THE DISTRICT BOARD

Hello Key Clubbers! This past year has flown by and before we knew it, it has almost come to an end. But even though the year ended in a blink of an eye, The New York District Key Clubs was able to raise an unprecedented $200,000 to the District’s Charities with $25,000 as the year’s goal. This year, with new charities, new committee staff and a new fundraising goal, we eagerly embark on a new year of service to make a difference in our schools and communities. Our ten District Charities are much diversified ranging from eliminating maternal and neonatal tetanus to ending human trafficking and slave labor trade. This year, the New York District Key Club aims to raise $200,000 for the ten charities. However, raising money is only a part of the puzzle. What’s the other piece? The other piece, which is sometimes forgotten but just as important, is awareness. In order to get people outside your Key Club Homes to donate at your fundraisers, they need to be educated on all the beneficial things that these charities do. Why would someone donate to a cause they do not have knowledge of? We wish you all a successful year

of service! Lt. Governor: Nicholas Viviano Division 4  

DISTRICT PROJECTS

Hello  New  York  District  Key  Clubbers!      I  hope  your  school  year  is  winding  down  

nicely.  As  summer  is  approaching  and  school  is  ending,   remember  that   it   is  not   the  end  of  Key  Club.   Every   club   should   still   be   doing   service  projects  over  the  summer  and  continuing  to  be  active.  There  are  many  ways  that  your  clubs  can  remain  active   throughout   the   summer   that  are  both  fun  and  exciting.    

One   idea   is   to   host   a   car   wash   in   the  school   parking   lot   or   another   open   space  nearby.  Walks  to  raise  money  are  also  always  a  great   idea  when  you   have   the   area   to  do   them  in.  You  can  also   combine   a   barbeque   after  and  gather  crowds  that  are  willing  to  participate.    

Fundraisers   held   indoors   at   bowling  alleys  or  an  indoor  area  is  a  nice  break  from  the  heat  and  allows  time  for  fun  away  from  the  sun.    

Are  you  looking  for  a  chance  to  just  hang  back   and   chill   and   have   a   break   from   the  fundraising?  Throw  a  picnic  or  a  pool  party  and  invite  key  clubbers  where  members  and  officers  can   discuss   ideas   for   next   school   year...   Get   to  know   more   people   and   be   ready   when  September  comes.  As  the  different  division  key  clubs   differ   in   size   and   location,   some  of   these  ideas   will   work   better   for   some   clubs   than  others.  The  varying  clubs  can  alter  the  projects  to   fit   their   unique   needs.   Remember,   Key   Club  doesn’t  end  just  because  the  school  year  ended.  Finally,   good   luck   on   all   of   your   final   exams/  regents  and  enjoy  the  summer!  

 Lieutenant  Governor  Katie  Coley  Division  15    

SUMMER EVENTS

Hello Fellow Key Clubbers! As the kickoff to the service year has already happened, it is now time to FUNDRAISE FUNDRAISE FUNDRAISE! My name is Sean O’Connor, and I am the Lieutenant Governor of Division 19. I am also the committee chair for my favorite District Project, Project Eliminate! For those of you who do not know, Eliminate is the newly acquired Kiwanis project, which will be kicked off this summer. Maternal and Neonatal Tetanus, also known as MNT, is a disease that is claiming the lives of 60,000 innocent children and 30,000 mothers each and every single year. MNT’s effects on the youth of the world are sickening. Tiny newborns suffer repeated, painful convulsions and extreme sensitivity to light and touch. This disease can and will be cured. Key Clubbers around the world can help cure this disease by 2015 by only fundraising $110 million! By curing this disease, we can help save over 360,000 lives! With committee members Lieutenant Governor Marcus Mosely, Lieutenant Governor Gresa Shala, and Lieutenant Governor Bryan Comanici, and Governor Domenick Pesce, I plan to make Project: Eliminate become THE strongest District Project in the history of the mighty New York District! Lt. Governor Sean O'Connor Division 19

Unfortunately, I know that a lot of clubs tend to die down toward the end of the year as we begin to put halt on the number of events that we do. But, it should be expected that everyone come up with at least one solid idea during our break for the summer or upcoming school year. This can include a service project or fundraiser for one or more of the International Projects and Programs.

For those of you who are unfamiliar with the International partners of Key Club, they are the Children’s Miracle Network, March of Dimes, and UNICEF. The Children’s Miracle Network is a nonprofit organization that raises money and brings awareness to benefit hospitalized children. Money raised goes to purchasing up-to-date equipment, train staff, conduct research, start outreach programs and provide health care for those whose parents cannot afford it. March of Dimes is an organization that tries to improve the health of infants by preventing premature births, birth defects and infant mortality. UNICEF is an organization that assists children through their community. They focus on improving health care, basic education, water, and sanitation in more than 150 developing countries. Let’s make sure we surpass these goals!

Lieutenant Governor Sarah Brady Division 18

INTERNATIONAL  PROJECTS  AND  PROJECTS  

PROJECT…….  ELIMINATE  

International Convention

Where can you find over a thousand Key Clubbers from around the world all squished into one hotel at one time waiting to exchange pins with each other, compete to see who has more spirit, and anxiously wait for a few days worth of unforgettable workshops, dances, and shows? That’s right! Every year, Key Club International hosts its annual International Convention in a different city in the United States. This year, International Convention will be in Phoenix, Arizona at the JW Marriot Desert Ridge Resort from June 29th to July 3rd. While there, we will be electing our new International Board including the International President, Vice President, and their Board of Trustees. In addition, we will be having guest mentalist Craig Karegs, who will be doing an entertainment show, several dances, and a charity walk for the project ELIMINATE, which raises money for maternal neonatal tetanus. Several Key Clubbers who are attending International Convention are also attending the tour prior to that, which includes visiting the Grand Canyon, the Hoover Dam, Las Vegas, and going white water rafting. Come join us in the fun next year if you haven’t gone before, and it will be an experience you will never forget!  

Lieutenant Governor Division 7 Jay Wong

The Air Walk formerly known as the Asthma Walk took place last Saturday the 21st of May. As always, we were required to wake up early and meet at six o’ clock in the morning in front of school. However, that was not all. I would like to apologize for the train schedule in which I was unaware that there would be so many service changes. Thus, our trip to Battery Park took over two hours. Luckily, thanks to the officers and members of Key Club, we were able to get back on track and head correctly towards our destination. We were late for the volunteer check in, but Lauren, the coordinator, was sweet enough to catch us up with all the other volunteers.

We were designated to various checkpoints as Volunteer

Marshalls which had the duty to direct walkers to the correct path. We sported red t-shirts. About thirty people attended this event. Having done the same event the year before, we were very happy to gather more information about the wonderful organization. It was another worthy experience as our members found fun within the event this year as well. After the walk, a short concert took place where Cee Lo Green, a famous artist performed. Certain members were real excited including a member named Omnia.

To end our day, we played volleyball with many volunteers from

Stuyvesant High School. We went to eat pizza and when it came to going home, we were lost again. At least we went home safe. This walk shows the importance of always trying to keep our air clean in the environment. This isn’t for us; it is for the common good of everyone. Through our long struggling train rides, we were able to show our passion in service during this walk. Keep up the great work, Bryant Key Club; we are embarking on a new journey to make a difference in this world!  

WILLIAM CULLEN BRYANT KEY CLUB

ASTHMA WALK  

By: Samer Khawaja

The Greek Division Walk was held on May 14, 2011. Its

purpose was to raise money for the Ronald McDonald House. When we first arrived, our group was small, but we held dedicated hearts. At first, we were slightly confused on what to do. Not too long after, we figured out what to do and we immediately began signing in. Within moments, we were told that before the walk, we could get free breakfast. They were also giving out free cell phone holders, one that was in the shape of Key Club’s beloved mascot, the beaver.

It seemed that we arrived a bit early. The walk began an hour later. As we were walking, we were given balloons to the colors of red, blue, and white, representing the Greek and American flag. We had fun with just the balloons as we found interesting ways to make use of them. By the time the walk was finished, I felt as if we barely began to walk at all. It was real quick due to the fact that I was having so much fun.

When we reached the finish line, there were kebabs and drinks waiting for us, along with entertainment. Other than our own Bryant Greek Club, the Bryant Gymnastics group was there as well. They did many amazing stunts that left us Key Clubbers in awe. When it was time to leave we noticed how many members still residing where they were as many did not want to leave. This goes to show that upon Community Service, there is also entertainment. Community service can definitely bring closer bonds amongst all Key Clubbers.  

WILLIAM CULLEN BRYANT KEY CLUB

Greek Divisional Walk: Ronald McDonald House

  By: Hosna Sarwary

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On May 7th, 2011, William Cullen Bryant Key Club

participated in the Special Olympics as volunteers. Special Olympics is a tournament held for people of all ages who have mental and physical disabilities. This event gives these people a chance to have fun as they play basic sports with others. This year’s Special Olympics Tournament was held in Victory Field, Forest Park in Queens. It was a worthy event of attendance. It was truly a memorable experience causing a type of impact on everyone who attended the event. Our immediate past Lieutenant Governor of Division 8 before its split, Christina An and our current Lieutenant Governor of Division 8-A, Carla Pacheco attended this event with five members from our Key Club.

We were stationed to help out at the softball game, which differed from the traditional softball to accommodate those with special needs. Francisco, our vice president, guided the people who were participating to our station and back to the awards table. Every participant got an award to show that they are truly appreciated. Carla, Christina, and two other members from John Adams Key Club were stationed in one court. Cindy (from Martin Luther Key Club), Koko, Luisa, Annuary, and I were to help the participants throw bean sacks (which were used to impersonate softballs for safety reasons) and cheer them on.

Seeing the smiles on the player’s faces after playing simple tasks was a blessing for everyone and it was all because of Key Club. This happened thanks to a lot of members in Key Club. A simple task that we do can bring hundreds of smiles to their faces. The smiles they gave us was heart warming, they showed us that our presence and support meant the world to them. Their smiles meant the world to us.

WILLIAM CULLEN BRYANT KEY CLUB

By: Mahenoor Baig  

The concept of creating a community-based Key Club was born when a number of former Builder’s Club students returned to their intermediate school and asked their former Builder’s Club advisor if they could work at the school to fulfill the community service requirements of their various high schools. The high schools that these particular students attended did not have Key Clubs. The president of the Kiwanis Club of Sunnyside, a counselor at that intermediate school, began to survey other former students and discovered that many graduates attended one of the newer, “small high schools” that the NYC Dept. of Education has recently opened. It was also discovered that because students in NYC now have the option to attend schools located all over the city, many were unable to participate in their school’s Key Club activities because of distance, scheduling problems, etc.

In February of 2011, a group of eleven high school pioneers began to hold weekly meetings at a local pre-school. The director of that pre-school is a past president of the Kiwanis Club of Sunnyside and made the meeting space available. The original group members began to bring friends and we soon outgrew that space. Another past president, executive director of a local community-based organization, offered the group a permanent home in March. Within two months we had 29 members from 15 different high schools. We elected officers and applied for our charter. The Sunnyside Community Key Club was chartered on May 10, 2011. Since we submitted the charter application, several additional students have joined. We anticipate many more members in September when this year’s Builder’s Club graduates begin high school.

SUNNY-SIDE COMMUNITY KEY CLUB

DIVISION 8A ERF April May

Christ the King Forest Hills x x

Garden School x x Grover Cleveland x x x

John Adams Martin Luther x x x

Newtown

x x

Richmond Hill x x x

St. Francis Prep x Sunnyside Community x

x

W.C. Bryant x x x

X = Completed

X = Must send to the District Secretary

X ? = Must send to LTG

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