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2018-2019 CAROLINAS KEY CLUBS AS OF 4/14/2018 DIVISION REGION KEY CLUB/SCHOOL NAME SPONSORING KIWANIS CLUB 01 01 AC REYNOLDS ASHEVILLE 01 01 CHARLES D OWEN HIGH SCHOOL BLACK MOUNTAIN-SWANNANOA 01 01 ENKA HIGH SCHOOL ASHEVILLE 01 01 ERWIN HIGH SCHOOL ASHEVILLE 01 01 MCDOWELL EARLY COLLEGE MARION 01 01 PISGAH HIGH SCHOOL WAYNESVILLE 01 01 TUSCOLA HIGH SCHOOL WAYNESVILLE 02 01 CHASE HIGH SCHOOL FOREST CITY 02 01 EAST HENDERSON HIGH SCHOOL HENDERSONVILLE 02 01 EAST RUTHERFORD HIGH SCHOOL FOREST CITY 02 01 HENDERSON COUNTY EARLY COLLEGE HENDERSONVILLE 02 01 HENDERSONVILLE HIGH SCHOOL HENDERSONVILLE 02 01 NORTH HENDERSON HIGH SCHOOL HENDERSONVILLE 02 01 POLK COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL TRYON 02 01 WEST HENDERSON HIGH SCHOOL HENDERSONVILLE 03 01 AVERY HIGH SCHOOL BANNER ELK 03 01 EAST WILKES HIGH SCHOOL NORTH WILKESBORO 03 01 FREEDOM HIGH SCHOOL MORGANTON 03 01 HIBRITEN HIGH SCHOOL LENIOR 03 01 MITCHELL HIGH SCHOOL SPRUCE PINE 03 01 NORTH WILKES HIGH SCHOOL NORTH WILKESBORO 03 01 PATTON HIGH SCHOOL MORGANTON 03 01 WATAUGA HIGH SCHOOL BOONE 03 01 WEST WILKES HIGH SCHOOL NORTH WILKESBORO 03 01 WILKES CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL NORTH WILKESBORO 03 01 WILKES EARLY COLLEGE HIGH SCHOOL NORTH WILKESBORO 05A 03 DAVIE HIGH SCHOOL TWIN CITY, WINSTON SALEM 05A 03 EAST ROWAN HIGH SCHOOL SALISBURY 05A 03 JESSE C CARSON HIGH SCHOOL SALISBURY 05A 03 MOUNT TABOR HIGH SCHOOL TWIN CITY, WINSTON SALEM 05A 03 NORTH ROWAN HIGH SCHOOL SALISBURY 05A 03 RONALD REAGAN HIGH SCHOOL TWIN CITY, WINSTON SALEM 05A 03 SALISBURY HIGH SCHOOL SALISBURY 05A 03 SOUTH IREDELL HIGH SCHOOL STATESVILLE 05A 03 WEST FORSYTH HIGH SCHOOL CLEMMONS 05B 03 ATKINS HIGH SCHOOL WINSTON-SALEM 05B 03 EAST FORSYTH HIGH SCHOOL KERNERSVILLE 05B 03 GLENN HIGH SCHOOL KERNERSVILLE 05B 03 PARKLAND HIGH SCHOOL WINSTON SALEM 05B 03 RICHARD J REYNOLDS HIGH SCHOOL WINSTON-SALEM 05B 03 SALEM ACADEMY WINSTON-SALEM 05B 03 WALKERTOWN HIGH SCHOOL WINSTON-SALEM 06 02 BANDYS HIGH SCHOOL NEWTON 06 02 EAST BURKE HIGH SCHOOL 06 02 HICKORY HIGH SCHOOL HICKORY 06 02 NEWTON-CONOVER HIGH SCHOOL NEWTON 06 02 ST STEPHENS HIGH SCHOOL WESTERN CATAWBA COUNTY 07A 02 ARDREY KELL HIGH SCHOOL 07A 02 FORT MILL HIGH SCHOOL ROCK HILL 07A 02 MOUNTAIN ISLAND CHARTER CHARLOTTE 07A 02 MYERS PARK HIGH SCHOOL CHARLOTTE 07A 02 OLYMPIC HIGH SCHOOL 07A 02 PHILLIP O. BERRY ACADEMY CHARLOTTE 07A 02 VANCE HIGH SCHOOL CHARLOTTE 07B 02 COMMUNITY SCHOOL OF DAVIDSON LAKE-NORMAN CORNELIUS 07B 02 COX MILL HIGH SCHOOL LAKE NORMAN-CORNELIUS 07B 02 HICKORY RIDGE HIGH SCHOOL KEY2KIWANIS 07B 02 HOPEWELL HIGH SCHOOL LAKE NORMAN-CORNELIUS 07B 02 HOUGH HIGH SCHOOL LAKE NORMAN-CORNELIUS 07B 02 JAY M ROBINSON HIGH SCHOOL KEY2KIWANIS 07B 02 LAKE NORMAN CHARTER LAKE NORMAN-CORNELIUS 07B 02 NORTH MECKLENBURG HIGH SCHOOL LAKE NORMAN - CORNELIUS 07B 02 PINE LAKE PREPARATORY LAKE NORMAN-CORNELIUS 07C 02 BUTLER HIGH SCHOOL MATTHEWS 07C 02 INDEPENDENCE HIGH SCHOOL MINT HILL 07C 02 MATTHEWS- S. CHAR HOME SCHOOL MATTHEWS 07C 02 PROVIDENCE HIGH SCHOOL MATTHEWS 2018-2019 CAROLINAS KEY CLUBS AS OF 4/14/2018 DIVISION REGION KEY CLUB/SCHOOL NAME SPONSORING KIWANIS CLUB 07C 02 TRINITY CHRISTIAN PREP MATTHEWS 08 03 ASHEBORO HIGH SCHOOL ASHEBORO 08 03 GRIMSLEY HIGH SCHOOL GREENSBORO 08 03 LUCY RAGSDALE HIGH SCHOOL HIGH POINT 08 03 NORTHWEST GUILFORD HIGH SCHOOL NORTHWEST GUILFORD 08 03 PAGE HIGH SCHOOL GREENSBORO 08 03 PENN-GRIFFIN SCHOOL HIGH POINT 08 03 RANDLEMAN HIGH SCHOOL ASHEBORO 08 03 UWHARRIE CHARTER ACADEMY ASHEBORO 08 03 WESTERN GUILFORD HIGH SCHOOL GUILFORD COLLEGE - GREENSBORO 10 05 HOKE COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL RAEFORD 10 05 LEE CHRISTIAN SCHOOL SANFORD 10 05 LEE COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL SANFORD 10 05 NORTH MOORE HIGH SCHOOL SEVEN LAKES 10 05 PINECREST HIGH SCHOOL SANDHILLS, MOORE COUNTY 10 05 SCOTLAND HIGH SCHOOL LAURINBURG 10 05 SOUTHERN LEE HIGH SCHOOL LEE COUNTY 11A 05 CAPE FEAR HIGH SCHOOL CAPE FEAR, FAYETTEVILLE 11A 05 CUMBERLAND INTERNATIONAL EARLY COLLEGE CAPE FEAR, FAYETTEVILLE 11A 05 DOUGLAS BYRD HIGH SCHOOL CAPE FEAR, FAYETTEVILLE 11A 05 E. E. SMITH HIGH SCHOOL CAPE FEAR, FAYETTEVILLE 11A 05 JACK BRITT HIGH SCHOOL HOPE MILLS AREA 11A 05 SOUTH VIEW HIGH SCHOOL HOPE MILLS AREA 11A 05 VILLAGE CHRISTIAN ACADEMY CAPE FEAR, FAYETTEVILLE 11B 05 FAYETTEVILLE ACADEMY FAYETTEVILLE 11B 05 MASSEY HILL HIGH SCHOOL FAYETTEVILLE 11B 05 PINE FOREST HIGH SCHOOL FAYETTEVILLE 11B 05 REID ROSS CLASSICAL FAYETTEVILLE 11B 05 TERRY SANFORD HIGH SCHOOL FAYETTEVILLE 11C 05 CAPE FEAR CHRISTIAN ACADEMY COATS 11C 05 HARNETT CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL ANGIER 11C 05 OVERHILLS HIGH SCHOOL SPRING LAKE/CUMBERLAND COUNTY 11C 05 SOUTH JOHNSTON HIGH SCHOOL BENSON 11C 05 TRITON HIGH SCHOOL COATS 11C 05 WEST JOHNSTON HIGH SCHOOL ANGIER 11D 05 CLINTON HIGH SCHOOL CLINTON 11D 05 HOBBTON HIGH SCHOOL CLINTON 11D 05 LAKEWOOD HIGH SCHOOL CLINTON 11D 05 MIDWAY HIGH SCHOOL CLINTON 11D 05 SAMPSON EARLY COLLEGE CLINTON 11D 05 UNION HIGH SCHOOL CLINTON 12A 04 APEX FRIENDSHIP HIGH SCHOOL APEX 12A 04 APEX HIGH SCHOOL CARY 12A 04 CARY ACADEMY 12A 04 CARY HIGH SCHOOL CARY 12A 04 FUQUAY VARINA HIGH SCHOOL FUQUAY VARINA 12A 04 GARNER MAGNET HIGH SCHOOL HOLLY SPRINGS 12A 04 GREEN HOPE HIGH SCHOOL APEX 12A 04 HOLLY SPRINGS HIGH SCHOOL HOLLY SPRINGS 12A 04 MIDDLE CREEK HIGH SCHOOL HOLLY SPRINGS 12A 04 PANTHER CREEK HIGH SCHOOL CARY 12A 04 THALES ACADEMY APEX APEX 12B 04 ATHENS DRIVE HIGH SCHOOL RALEIGH 12B 04 LEESVILLE ROAD HIGH SCHOOL RALEIGH HIGHWOODS 12B 04 MILLBROOK HIGH SCHOOL RALEIGH HIGHWOODS 12B 04 NEEDHAM BROUGHTON HIGH SCHOOL RALEIGH 12B 04 RAVENSCROFT SCHOOL RALEIGH HIGHWOODS 12B 04 SANDERSON HIGH SCHOOL RALEIGH HIGHWOODS 12B 04 VERNON MALONE HIGH SCHOOL RALEIGH 12B 04 WAKE EARLY COLLEGE RALEIGH 12B 04 WILLIAM G ENLOE HIGH SCHOOL RALEIGH 12C 04 FRANKLINTON HIGH SCHOOL YOUNGSVILLE 12C 04 HERITAGE HIGH SCHOOL WAKE FOREST 12C 04 KNIGHTDALE HIGH SCHOOL KNIGHTDALE 12C 04 ROLESVILLE HIGH SCHOOL WAKE FOREST 12C 04 WAKE FOREST HIGH SCHOOL WAKE FOREST 12C 04 WAKEFIELD HIGH SCHOOL WAKE FOREST 2018-2019 CAROLINAS KEY CLUBS AS OF 4/14/2018 DIVISION REGION KEY CLUB/SCHOOL NAME SPONSORING KIWANIS CLUB 13A 04 CARRBORO HIGH SCHOOL CHAPEL HILL-CARRBORO 13A 04 EAST CHAPEL HILL HIGH SCHOOL CHAPEL HILL-CARRBORO 13A 04 NORTH CAROLINA SSM DURHAM 13A 04 NORTHWOOD HIGH SCHOOL PITTSBORO 13A 04 PERSON HIGH SCHOOL 13A 04 WAKE YOUNG MEN'S LEADERSHIP ACADEMY TRIANGLE- NEXT GENERATION 13B 04 ALAMANCE - BURLINGTON MIDDLE COLLEGE BURLINGTON 13B 04 BARTLETT YANCEY HS BURLINGTON 13B 04 CEDAR RIDGE HIGH SCHOOL HILLSBOROUGH 13B 04 CUMMINGS HIGH SCHOOL BURLINGTON 13B 04 EASTERN ALAMANCE HIGH SCHOOL MEBANE 13B 04 ORANGE HIGH SCHOOL HILLSBOROUGH 13B 04 WALTER M WILLIAMS HIGH SCHOOL BURLINGTON 13B 04 WESTERN ALAMANCE HIGH SCHOOL BURLINGTON 14 06 CHARLES B AYCOCK SUNRISE, GOLDSBORO 14 06 CLAYTON HIGH SCHOOL 14 06 CLEVELAND HIGH SCHOOL SMITHFIELD 14 06 CORINTH HOLDERS HIGH SCHOOL KEY2KIWANIS 14 06 EASTERN WAYNE HIGH SCHOOL SUNRISE, GOLDSBORO 14 06 GOLDSBORO HIGH SCHOOL GOLDSBORO 14 06 WAYNE COUNTRY DAY SCHOOL SUNRISE, GOLDSBORO 14 06 WAYNE EARLY MIDDLE COLLEGE HS GOLDSBORO 14 06 WAYNE SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING GOLDSBORO 15 04 NASH CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL ROCKY MOUNT 15 04 NRMS EARLY COLLEGE HIGH SCHOOL ROCKY MOUNT 15 04 ROANOKE RAPIDS HIGH SCHOOL 15 04 ROCKY MOUNT ACADEMY ROCKY MOUNT 15 04 ROCKY MOUNT HIGH SCHOOL ROCKY MOUNT 15 04 SOUTHERN NASH HIGH SCHOOL ROCKY MOUNT 16 07 JOHN A HOLMES HIGH SCHOOL EDENTON- CHOWAN 16 07 PASQUOTANK COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL ELIZABETH CITY 16 07 RIDGECROFT SCHOOL AHOSKIE 17 07 AYDEN-GRIFTON HIGH SCHOOL AYDEN-GRIFTON 17 07 NORTHSIDE HIGH SCHOOL WASHINGTON 17 07 OAKWOOD SCHOOL (THE) GREENVILLE GOLDEN K 17 07 SOUTH CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL WINTERVILLE 17 07 SOUTHSIDE HIGH SCHOOL BEAUFORT 17 07 WASHINGTON HIGH SCHOOL WASHINGTON 18 06 CROATAN HIGH SCHOOL JACKSONVILLE 18 06 DIXON HIGH SCHOOL TOPSAIL ISLAND, SURF CITY 18 06 HEIDE TRASK HIGH SCHOOL HAMPSTEAD 18 06 NORTHSIDE HIGH SCHOOL ONSLOW COUNTY 18 06 PENDER HIGH SCHOOL HAMPSTEAD 18 06 SOUTHWEST HIGH SCHOOL JACKSONVILLE 18 06 TOPSAIL HIGH SCHOOL TOPSAIL ISLAND, SURF CITY 18 06 WEST CARTERET HIGH SCHOOL TOPSAIL ISLAND, SURF CITY 18 06 WHITE OAK HIGH SCHOOL JACKSONVILLE 20 08 CRESTWOOD HIGH SCHOOL SUMTER 20 08 DARLINGTON HIGH SCHOOL DARLINGTON 20 08 DILLON HIGH SCHOOL DILLON 20 08 HARTSVILLE SENIOR HIGH HARTSVILLE 20 08 SOUTH FLORENCE HIGH SCHOOL FLORENCE 20 08 SUMTER HIGH SCHOOL SUMTER 20 08 WILSON HALL HIGH SCHOOL SUMTER 21 09 ACADEMIC MAGNET HIGH SCHOOL CHARLESTON 21 09 BEAUFORT HIGH SCHOOL BEAUFORT, SC 21 09 BISHOP ENGLAND HIGH SCHOOL CHARLESTON 21 09 CHARLESTON CHARTER SCHOOL MS CHARLESTON 21 09 MAY RIVER HIGH SCHOOL BLUFFTON 21 09 WANDO HIGH SCHOOL EAST COOPER, MT PLEASANT 21 09 WHALE BRANCH EARLY COLLEGE HS BEAUFORT, SC 22 10 EMERALD HIGH SCHOOL GREENWOOD 23A 09 AC FLORA HIGH SCHOOL COLUMBIA 23A 09 CHAPIN HIGH SCHOOL 23A 09 DREHER HIGH SCHOOL COLUMBIA 23A 09 DUTCH FORK HIGH SCHOOL COLUMBIA 23A 09 GILBERT HIGH SCHOOL COLUMBIA 2018-2019 CAROLINAS KEY CLUBS AS OF 4/14/2018 DIVISION REGION KEY CLUB/SCHOOL NAME SPONSORING KIWANIS CLUB 23A 09 LEXINGTON HIGH SCHOOL 23A 09 SPRING HILL HIGH SCHOOL COLUMBIA 23A 09 WHITE KNOLL HIGH SCHOOL COLUMBIA 23B 09 MIDLAND VALLEY HIGH SCHOOL AIKEN 23B 09 PELION HIGH SCHOOL 23B 09 RICHLAND NORTHEAST HIGH SCHOOL COLUMBIA NORTHEAST 23B 09 RIVER BLUFF HIGH SCHOOL LEXINGTON SC 23B 09 SILVER BLUFF HIGH SCHOOL AIKEN 23B 09 SPRING VALLEY HIGH SCHOOL COLUMBIA NORTHEAST 23C 09 CAMDEN HIGH SCHOOL CAMDEN 23C 09 CAMDEN MILITARY ACADEMY CAMDEN 23C 09 LUGOFF-ELGIN HIGH SCHOOL CAMDEN 23C 09 NORTH CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL CAMDEN 23C 09 ORANGEBURG PREP ACADEMY ORANGEBURG 24 08 ACADEMY FOR TECHNOLOGY & ACADEMICS CONWAY 24 08 AYNOR HIGH SCHOOL CONWAY 24 08 CAROLINA FOREST HIGH SCHOOL CONWAY
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    PREPÁRESE PARA LOS DESASTRES ¡Mantenga esta guía a la mano en caso de una emergencia! @readywake readywake.com 919-856-6480 La Administración de Emergencias del Condado Wake ha desarrollado el programa WakeListo (ReadyWake) para ayudarle a usted y a su familia a estar preparados en caso PROTECCIÓN EN CASA O EL TRABAJO de desastres. Utilice la información en este folleto para aprender a estar mejor preparado ante una emergencia. ENTRE Y QUÉDESE ADENTRO En algunas emergencias es más seguro quedarse en su sitio, bajo techo, fuera de carreteras y alejado de multitiudes. Principalmente durante incidentes que involucren a las fuerzas del orden debido a una amenaza latente para la comunidad, pero también durante otras emergencias, es posible que las autoridades locales le indiquen entrar y quedarse adentro. Usted ¡PREPÁRESE! LISTA DEL KIT PARA EMERGENCIAS: deberá permenecer dentro de su casa o lugar de trabajo y esperar a que las autoridades locales indiquen que la situación ha sido resuelta. Deberá monitorear la televisión, radio o fuentes locales de Internet confiables para recibir instrucciones. Tenga listo un plan para cuando deba abandonar su hogar. Artículos para familiares con Decida cómo su familia abandonará su hogar en caso de necesidades especiales y mascotas, emergencia. Seleccione un lugar seguro para encontrarse fuera de como medicamentos recetados, gafas, REFUGIARSE EN SU SITIO su casa. Practiquen su plan de evacuación. Adquiera combustible solución para lentes de contacto, para generadores y vehículos. baterías para auxiliares auditivos y medio Durante algunas emergencias, como emergencias químicas o radiológicas, es posible que se le pida refugiarse en su sitio.