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Key Club is the oldest and largest international service program for high school students that teaches leadership through helping others. Key Club offers high school students opportunities to assist their school club, build leadership skills, and help their local community through various service events and activities, such as general club meetings held weekly at Bolsa Grande High School and volunteer events organized most Saturday mornings.
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- 3. What is Key Club? Key Club offers High School students a chance to assist their home club, build leadership, and assist their community.
- 4. Bolsa Grande Key Club Bolsa Grande Key Club has events often every Saturday morning. Our general club meetings are at lunch every week on Thursday.