Key Club is a student-led service organization for high schoolers focused on leadership through community service, sponsored by the local Kiwanis in Baytown. The document outlines the club's structure, upcoming events, and important dates, including meetings and service opportunities, while encouraging members to collect service hours and pay dues. The next meeting is scheduled for September 13, 2011.

1. Welcome to Key Club!First Meeting – August 30th, 2011By PresenterMedia.com

2. I Pledge Allegiance to the flagof the United States of Americaand to the Republic for which it stands,one Nation under God,indivisible, with liberty and justice for all.National Pledge

3. I pledge on my honor, to uphold the objects of Key Club international;To build my home, school and community;To serve my nation and God;And combat all forces which tend to undermine these institutions.Key Club Pledge

4. Welcome our guests!

5. Key Club is the oldest and largest service program for high school students. It is a student-led organization whose goal is to teach leadership through serving others. We are a part of the Kiwanis International family, and are sponsored by the local Kiwanis here in Baytown.What is Key Club?

6. Your 2011-2012 Key Club OfficersMorgan Currymorgancurry@hotmail.com // (713) 447-6317PresidentCourtney Poolecourtp93@yahoo.comVice-PresidentCommunicationsSecretaryJoel MendezJoel_1594@yahoo.comAmanda Tallentajtall5@yahoo.com //(832) 514-9915 Harrison Wierutredhed@comcast.netSecretary of ServiceKatie Sparkesckesparkes@aol.comHistorianTreasurerHunter Waldiehwaldie@yahoo.com

7. Last Year!Clean Lee Drive

8. Heavenly Hats

9. District Convention

10. Baytown Trash Off

11. Jailbreak Run

12. And many, many more!The event is held on Saturday, September 10thWe will need help with supplies for the “lasso” game will be running at our booth, as well as volunteers to help work it.http://www.specialrodeo.com10th Annual Special RodeoLed by Vice President, Courtney Poole

13. Throughout the school year, we will be collecting school supplies to help out children in Mexico who need school supplies.Hours will be given for supplies that you bring.School Supplies

14. We strongly encourage getting 50 service hours per year (25 per semester).You attendance at meetings is important, and missing too many can lead to penalties.We need volunteers to sign up for bringing breakfast to meetings, and hours will be rewarded.If you have any service hours to turn in, please grab a service hour form, fill it out, and turn it in under Ms. Logan’s green apple on her desk.We do have $20 dues that are due as soon as possible.$13 pays your Texas-Oklahoma district dues, and $7 goes towards our club shirts.Goals and ChangesThis Year

15. We have a facebook page and encourage everyone to join it (you can find it by searching “Lee Key Club”)!http://www.Leekeyclub.org is still in the works, and will be up asap!Keeping in touch!

16. Have a great day!Next Meeting – September 13, 2011SEE YOU THERE!By PresenterMedia.com