Florida District of Key Club

District Education & Leadership Conference

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Pages 1-2: Schedule-At- Pages 25-26: Div. Rooms A-Glance Pages 27-30: Workshops Pages 3-4: KCI "Bio" Pages 31-32: Dress Code Page 5: Governor’s Pages 33-34: Hotel Map Welcome Pages 35-36: Code of Page 6: DCON Chair’s Conduct Welcome Page 37: Chaperone Page 7: International Guide Trustee’s Welcome Page 38: Page 8: International Announcements President ‘s Welcome Page 39: Emergency Pages 9-13: 2017-2018 Information District Board Page 40: National Songs Page 14: Kiwanis Comm. Pages 41-47: Club Page 15: Speaker Directory Pages 16-24: Details-by- Page 48: Call to ICON Day

1 Schedule At A Glance

Casual Professional Formal See pages 32-33 for Dress Code Details

Thursday, April 5th 1:00-5:00pm Registration Sebastian

1:00-4:00pm Refreshments/ Mixer Sebastian I I

4:00-5:30pm Board Meeting Sebastian J/K

5:30-6:00pm Sergeant-At-Arms Panzacola H3 Meeting

6:00-7:00pm Candidates Meeting Panzacola H4

6:00-7:00pm Chaperone Orientation Panzacola H2 Meeting

7:30-10:00pm Opening Session Sebastian J/K

10:00-11:45pm Adult Reception Suite 12217

10:00-11:45pm Meet and Greet Sebastian I

Midnight Curfew Hotel Room Friday, April 6th 7:00-8:00am Breakfast Panzacola F/G 7:30-8:30am Advisors Appreciation Sebastian L1/2 Breakfast 9:00-11:00am Zone Caucuses See page 25 11:00am-12:00pm Lunch Panzacola G/H 11:00am-5:00pm Talent Show Preliminaries Sebastian J/K Oratory Preliminaries Wekiwa 9 12:00-3:15pm Workshops See pages 27-30

2 Schedule At A Glance Friday, April 6th 3:30-4:00pm Meet Your LTG See page 26 6:00-7:30pm Dinner Panzacola F/G 6:30-7:45pm Talent Show Rehearsal Sebastian J/K 8:15-11:00pm Entertainment Assembly Sebastian J/K

Midnight Curfew Hotel Room Saturday, April 7th 7:00-8:00am Breakfast Panzacola F/G 7:15-8:15am District Board Breakfast Panzacola H2 8:45-11:00am Awards Assembly Sebastian J/K 11:00-11:45am Lunch for Delegates Panzacola F/G 11:30am-12:30pm Lunch for Everyone Panzacola F/G 12:00pm-3:00pm House of Delegates Sebastian I 12:30-3:30pm CKI Pool Party Lap Pool 1:00-4:00pm Ice Cream Social Suite 12217 (Invitation Only) 3:00-4:30pm Service Fair Sebastian 6:00-7:00pm Governor’s Reception Sebastian I1 (Invitation Only)

7:00-9:30pm Governor’s Banquet Sebastian J/K/L 9:30-11:45pm Governor’s Ball Panzacola F/G Midnight Curfew Hotel Room Sunday, April 8th

8:00-9:00am District Board Breakfast Sebastian I1/2

9:00-11am 2017-2018 District Board Sebastian I1/2 Meeting

3 Key Club Information

Key Club is the oldest and largest service organization for high school students. It is a student-led organization that teaches leadership through service to others. Members of the Kiwanis International family, Key Club members build themselves as they build their schools and communities. Key Club has approximately 260,000 members in approximately 5,000 clubs. Key Club is represented in 36 countries. The Florida District of Key Club is one of 34 districts that make up Key Club International. It is comprised of more than 22,000 members in almost 400 clubs within the state of Florida and the Cayman Islands. Formed in 1939, Florida was the first district in Key Club. Its board of trustees consists of 49 student members and is advised by 18 adult members on the Kiwanis Committee on Key Club. The Florida District of Key Club is a Florida registered corporation and approved by the U.S. Internal Revenue Service as a section 501(c)(3) charitable organization with tax exempt status. Mission Statement Key Club is an international student-led organization which provides its members with opportunities to provide service, build character and develop leadership. Vision We are caring and competent servant leaders trans- forming communities worldwide.

4 Key Club Information

Pledge 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. Objects • To develop initiative and leadership. • To provide experience in living and working together. • To serve the school and community. • To cooperate with the school principal. • To prepare for useful citizenship. • To accept and promote the following ideals: -To give primacy to the human and spiritual, rather than to the material values of life. -To encourage the daily living of the Golden Rule in all human relationships. -To promote the adoption and application of higher standards in scholarship, sportsmanship and social contacts. -To develop, by precept and example, a more intelligent, aggressive, and serviceable citizenship. -To provide a practical means to form enduring friendships, to render unselfish service and to build better communities. -To cooperate in creating and maintaining that sound public opinion and high idealism which makes possible the increase of righteousness, justice, patriotism and good will.

Governor’s Welcome

Florida and Cayman Island Key Clubbers,

Can you believe another service year has already flown by? It has been an inconceivable honor to serve as your District Governor for the 2017 -2018 term, and it is with absolute pleasure that I welcome you to our 80th District Education and Leadership Conference.

DCON is an occasion for training, recognition, education, and, perhaps most importantly, celebration! From enrapturing speakers, to engaging workshops, to esteemed awards, to exemplary scholarships, to electing the subsequent leaders of our district, I am positive that this weekend will be an unforgettable experience that will leave you inspired, enlightened, and desiring more, whether it be your first conference or final one.

This year’s District Education and Leadership Conference is a very special one for all of us. Thank you for joining us in Celebrating 80 Years of Key Service as the oldest district in all of Key Club International. We are truly fortunate to be a part of the Mighty, Mighty Florida District and host one of the largest conferences in all of Key Club International with nearly 2,200 attendees, making it my sincere hope that you depart this weekend with some newfound friends.

Thank you again for all of the service you have done this year. Whether it be for The Eliminate Project, The HEALTH Project, or another initiative, every life that you have touched has made a genuine difference. Have a wondrous, celebratory weekend and remainder of the school year! Yours in service, passion, and love,

Felanté Charlemagne

DCON Chair’s Welcome

Hello Celebrators!

I formally welcome you to the Florida District’s 80th Annual District Education and Leadership Conference. Your 2017-2018 District Board has put in countless hours to ensure the success and enjoyment of this event. We have a lot of sessions in store for you this weekend including but not limited to the: Circle K Pool Party, Service Fair, Awards Ceremony, Talent Show and so much more I couldn’t list them on this page. I am also pleased to announce that we have some amazing and inspirational people in our presence this weekend like our Key Club International President William Sims, Key Club International Trustee Jared Dutko and who could forget our Keynote Speaker Erin Fischer. Lastly, please remember that there are other guests and conferences at this hotel. Be sure to follow all rules and regulations outlined in the Code of Conduct that you signed before coming to DCON and act how a true Key Clubber would. I know you all will enjoy this conference and learn valuable things to take back to your home clubs. Have a fantastic celebratory weekend and don’t be shy!

Yours in service and friendship, Rebecca Yap

International Trustee Welcome

Hello Florida District! Welcome to this, your 80th Annual District Education and Leadership Conference! Whether this is your first time attending, last time attending, or both, I hope that you will take advantage of the incredible opportunities offered to you this weekend. During your time in Orlando, you will be given the chance to hear em- powering speakers, elect your new district leaders, as well as to attend enriching workshops. Through these experiences you’ll gain a better understanding of Key Club and your own leadership abilities. I can’t wait to spend my weekend celebrating you and all of your successes! You will undoubtedly be surprised at how fast the conference goes by. Hopefully you’ll be leaving with more friends, more knowledge of Key Club, and a better insight into your personal leadership style. If you’re an underclassmen, I encourage you to hold these memories close before you know it, you’ll be attending your final DCON; take a lot of photos, and most of all, enjoy yourself! Serving as the Florida District’s International Trustee has been the honor of my lifetime. I feel incredibly fortunate to work with such an incredible district with equally incredible leaders. Your district board has put an immense amount of time and effort into making this conference as enjoyable as possible for you all, so if you see a board member this weekend, I encourage you to stop them to say “hello” and tell them how much fun you’re having! Finally, if you see me throughout the conference, please don’t hesitate to say “hi”, it’s my goal to make as many new friends as possible! Have a great weekend, and I hope to see you this Sum- mer for International Convention in my favorite city and my home state- Chicago, Illinois! Yours in Service, Passion, and Friendship, Jared Dutko

International President Welcome

Hello Florida District! .

Serving as your International President this year has truly been amazing. The opportunity to travel throughout the world and other parts of Key Club International has been an incredible journey, and one I will never forget. Leading a board composed of not only the finest student leaders, but also the finest people one could ever hope to meet, has created friendships that will last a lifetime. Learning about and participating in service projects throughout the world, and seeing how you are making a lasting, and a much needed, positive impact in your homes, schools and communities has inspired me beyond what I thought was possible.

DCON is absolutely one of the highlights of the Key Club year. We come together to celebrate past achievements, prepare for future success through training in workshops and the election of new leadership, and we enjoy the fellowship of old and new friends who share our passion for service. As you experience this weekend, I want to challenge you to meet as many people as possible, to learn as much as you can, to consider all the possibilities for service and leadership that exist through Key Club involvement, and then to take the education and inspiration back to your home clubs. Thank you again for your passion for service. I hope DCON will be everything you hoped for and more. If you enjoy DCON, and I am confident that you will, then please make plans to join us this summer for the Key Club International Convention in Chicago, Illinois. I want to personally thank you for making a difference through your service to your homes, schools, and communities, and I cannot wait to see y’all in Chicago!

A friend in service,

William B. Sims.

Executive Committee

District Governor District Secretary Felanté Charlemagne Joshua Gibson West Port High School Law Enforcement Officers Memorial HS

District Treasurer District Webmaster Angel Aguilar Dominic Martinez Belen Jesuit Trinity Preparatory School Preparatory of Florida

District Editor Executive Assistant Lamiya Kudrati Jessica Mendoza-Velasco West Broward HS Riverview HS (Riverview)

District Conference Chair District Administrator Rebecca Yap Donna Parton Pompano Beach HS

Lieutenant Governors

Division 1A Lt. Governor Division 1B Lt. Governor Ana Rios Campbell Taylor Gulf Breeze HS Niceville HS

Division 2A Lt. Governor Division 2B Lt. Governor Vacant Carly Hanson Bozeman HS

Division 3A Lt. Governor Division 3b Lt. Governor Nicholas Ocampo Charitha Moparthy Godby HS Rickards HS

Division 4 Lt. Division 5 Lt. Governor Governor Taylor Hansford Jenna Coleman Palatka HS Keystone Heights HS

Division 6 Lt. Division 7 Lt. Governor Governor Sohayla Eldeeb Danielle Gonzalez Spruce Creek HS Belleview HS

Division 8 Lt. Governor Division 9 Lt. Governor Rowen Nardini Emily Burris F.W. Springstead HS Tavares HS

11 Lieutenant Governors

Division 10A Lt. Governor Division 10B Lt. Governor Robert Witten David Bruno Trinity Preparatory William R. Boone HS School

Division 10C Lt. Governor Division 11 Lt. Governor Valeria Rios Alexandra Stedman Harmony HS Rockledge HS

Division 12 Lt. Division 13 Lt. Governor Governor Jessica Ferrante Baylie King St. Petersburg HS Sunlake HS

Division 14A Lt. Division 14B Lt. Governor Governor Thomas Turner Sofia Bove Jesuit HS Paul R. Wharton HS

Division 14C Lt. Division 15A Lt. Governor Governor Michelle Bonilla Gustavo Fernandez Ridge Community HS Riverview HS

Division 15B Lt. Division 16 Lt. Governor Governor Ailish Tierney Noah Roth Martin County HS Sebring HS

12 Lieutenant Governors

Division 17 Lt. Governor Division 18 Lt. Governor Tara Garner Gabe Layne Manatee HS Lemon Bay HS

Division 19A Lt. Division 19B Lt. Governor Governor Lisa Dong Monica Ruiz Lehigh Sr. HS Cape Coral HS

Division 20A Lt. Governor Division 20B Lt. Governor Mohan Peddada Chantal Landron Suncoast HS Royal Palm Beach HS

Division 21 Lt. Governor Division 22 Lt. Governor Vanessa Paneque Cassidy Carlson Olympic Heights HS Marco Island HS

Division 23A Lt. Division 23B Lt. Governor Governor Bailey Campbell Siried Vizuete Pompano Beach HS Coral Glades HS

Division 24A Lt. Division 24B Lt. Governor Governor Ahmad Hamid Robin Moscovitch Pembroke Pines Charter Western HS HS

Lieutenant Governors

Division 25A Lt. Division 25B Lt. Governor Governor Eduardo Martinez Elizabeth Feldman Youth Co-Op Prep Mast @ FIU Biscayne Bay Cam-

Division 25C Lt. Division 26A Lt. Governor Governor Angie Pinilla Kyle Castellanos Young Women’s Belen Jesuit Preparatory Preparatory Academy

Division 26B Lt. Division 26C Lt. Governor Governor Vacant Lauren Hutchings Coral Shores HS

Division 26D Lt. Governor Greyshell Bent John Gray HS

Kiwanis Committee

Finance & ICON Assistant District Administrator Administrator Sam Kerce Bob Parton

Zone B Administrator Zone A Administrator Division 3 Divisions 1 & 2 Marcus Williams Jack Gander

Zone C Administrator Zone D Administrator

Divisions 4, 5, 6 Divisions 10, 11 Beverly Baird Bob Filichia

Zone E Administrator Zone F Administrator

Divisions 13, 14 Division 15 Jim Powell Richard Osso

Zone G Administrator Zone H Administrator

Divisions 16, 20, 21 Divisions 17 & 18 Gary Frechette Pamela Edwards

Zone I Administrator Zone J Administrators

Divisions 19 & 22 Division 23 & 24 Elizabeth Kominar Gwen & Richard Leys

Zone K-25 Administrator Zone K-26 Administrator

Division 25 Division 26 Svetlana “Lana” Nudel Dawn Campbell

Zone M Administrator Zone L Administrator Division 8 & 12 Divisions 7 & 9 Margaret Williams Dalton Yancey 15

Speaker Bio

Erin Fischer After graduating from Indiana University, I traveled to Timbuktu and back. Well, if I am being honest it’s not quite Timbuktu, but close. I have spoken in 46 states, recruited in Hungary, volunteered in Hawaii, taught in Brazil and have been on stages with thousands of people in the audience all with the focus of developing people and building teams and communities – while growing my brand. I consider myself a leadership nerd – a woman on a mission to help teams and individuals excel at what they do. My forum is the stage, but my focus is super- cognitive skills. I want to support the growth of people by giving them time to think, reflect and gain new knowledge. I love the idea of challenging people and being challenged myself and I LIVE for the ‘aha’ moment – both yours and mine.

Details-By-Day

Thursday, April 5th 1:00-5:00pm Registration Sebastian Delegate Certification Registration Oratorical and talent contest sign-up Awards Drop-Off (Panzacola H1)

1:00-4:00pm Refreshment/ Mixer Sebastian I 4:00-5:30pm 2017-2018 District Board Preparation Sebastian J/K For District Board members only.

5:30-6:00pm Sergeant-At-Arms Meeting Panzacola H3 Orientation for all Sergeant-At-Arms volunteers 6:00-7:00pm Candidates Meeting Panzacola H4 All candidates for district office and international endorsement and their campaign team must be present for an overview of the rules and announcements 6:00-7:00pm Chaperone’s Orientation Panzacola H2 All chaperones must be present for an overview of the event and their responsibilities 7:30-10:00pm Opening Ceremonies Sebastian J/K Be introduced to the 2017-2018 District Board, candidates for district and international

17 DCON Details

Thursday, April 5th

7:30-10:00pm Opening Session (Cont.) Sebastian J/K endorsement, , and get pumped for the start of the 2018 District Education and Leadership Conference (DCON)

Welcome to DCON and Call to Order Invocation Pledge of Allegiance Introduction of Governor Introduction of Special Guests Introduction of KC IP and KC IP Remarks Recognition of New Clubs Recognition of Club Growth Recognition of Clubs By Zone Recognition of Governor’s Citation Clubs Introduction of Endowment Committee Chair Presentation of the FLKC Endowment Fund Nominations for International and District Office Candidate Speeches Introduction of Keynote Speaker Keynote Address Sergeant-At-Arms Report Announcements Key Club Pledge Benediction and Adjournment 10:00-11:45pm Meet and Greet Sebastian 1 Meet Key Clubbers from across the district while you dress up and dance the night away!

10:00-11:45pm Adult Reception TBD Take a break from the hustle of Conference and relax with advisors. Hosted by the Florida Kiwanis Executives

Midnight CURFEW Make sure you are in your room! 18 DCON Details-By-Day

Friday, April 6th 7:00-8:00am Breakfast Panzacola F/G 7:30-8:30am Advisor’s Appreciation Breakfast Sebastian L1/2 9:00-11:00am Zone Caucuses See page 25 Listen and ask questions to the candidates for rooms! running for district office and international endorsement 11:00am- Lunch 12:00pm Panzacola F/G 12:00-3:15pm Workshops See pages 27-30 for descriptions and locations

11:00am- Talent Show Preliminaries 5:00pm Oratorical Preliminaries Wekiwa 9 3:30-4:00pm Meet Your New Lieutenant Governor See page 26 See page 26 for a club listing with divisions for rooms!

6:00-7:00pm Dinner Panzacola F/G 6:30-7:45pm Talent Show Rehearsals Sebastian J/K

8:15-11:00pm Entertainment Assembly Sebastian J/K Watch your fellow Key Clubbers celebrate through singing, dancing ,or performing!

Call to Order and Invocation Pledge of Allegiance Entertainment Assembly Welcome

19 DCON Details

Friday, April 6th 8:15-11:00pm Entertainment Assembly (Cont.) Sebastian J/K Presentation of Oratory Finalists Talent Act #1 Presentation of the Ellie Gander Scholarship Recognition of Distinguished Class Members and Di- rectors Talent Act #2 Recognition of Early Bird Dues Patch Award Recognition of Distinguished Treasurers Recognition of Distinguished Editors Recognition of Distinguished Webmasters Talent Act #3 Presentation of District Scholarships Program Ad, Endowment Fund & Governor’s Project Recognition of Governor’s Project Member Awards Talent Act #4 Recognition of Distinguished Secretaries Recognition of Distinguished Vice Presidents Talent Act #5 Presentation of G. Harold Martin Fellows Talent Act #6 Recognition of Distinguished Club Presidents Presentation of G. Harold Martin Outstanding Club Presidents/Scholarship Talent Act#7 Talent Act #8 International Trustee Remarks Presentation of Token of Appreciation Talent Act #9 Presentation of Key Clubber of the Year Award and Scholarship Talent Act #10 Sergeant-At-Arms Report Announcements Key Club Pledge Adjournment

Midnight CURFEW Make sure you are in rooms!

20 DCON Details-By-Day

Saturday, April 7th

7:00-8:00am Breakfast Panzacola F/G

7:00-8:00am 2017-2018 District Board Breakfast Panzacola H2

8:45-11:00AM Awards Assembly Sebastian J/K Celebrate the successes of the clubs within the District by attending the Recognition Assembly Awards and scholarships will be awarded here.

Call to Order and Invocation Pledge of Allegiance Introduction of Kiwanis Key Club Committee District Administrator Remarks Introduction of Builders Club and Presentation Recognition of DCON Volunteers Presentation of Every Child A Swimmer Award Recognition of Single Service Award Presentation of Non-Traditional & Traditional Scrapbook Award FLOF Recognition Presentation of Club Spirit Award Presentation of Governor’s Banner Patch Award Introduction of Florida Kiwanis Governor Florida Kiwanis Governor Remarks Presentation of Robert W. Thal Outstanding Ki- wanis Club Award Presentation of J. Walker Field Outstanding Kiwanis Advisor Award Recognition of Pride Report Submission Award Presentation of Talent Awards Presentation of the Jack Gander Outstanding Faculty Advisor Award Presentation of Club Project Display Board Award Presentation of Major Emphasis Award

21 DCON Details

Saturday. April 7th

8:45-11:00am Awards Assembly (Cont.) Sebastian J/K Recognition of Trick or Treat for UNICEF Fundraising Patch Award Introduction of CKI Governor Florida CKI Governor’s Remarks Presentation of Kiwanis Family Involvement Awards Presentation of Oratory Awards Presentation of Non-Digital Poster and Digital Poster Awards Presentation of J. Walker Field Scholarships Presentation of Key Club Service Award Presentation of Club Video Award Presentation of Distinguished Club Awards Presentation of Malcolm K Lewis Key Club of the Year Award Call to International Convention Credentials Committee Report Sergeant-At-Arms Report Announcement Key Club Pledge Adjournment Key Club Pledge Benediction and Adjournment

11:00am- Lunch for Delegates 12:00pm Panzacola F/G

11:30am- Lunch for Everyone 12:30pm Panzacola F/G

22 DCON Details-By-Day

Saturday, April 7th 12:00-3:00pm House of Delegates Sebastian I Each Key Club may send two delegates to the House of Delegates. In the this assembly, members will get to hear the candidates for office one last time and have the opportunity to ask them questions. The voting for elections and bylaws will also take place in the assembly.

Call to Order and Invocation Pledge of Allegiance Affirmation Credentials Committee Report Amendments to Bylaws Speeches for District Governor Election of Governor Speeches for District Secretary Election of Secretary Speeches for District Treasurer Election of Treasurer Speeches for International Endorsement Endorsement of International Candidates Introduction of Kiwanis Governor Elect Kiwanis Governor Elect Remarks Announcements of the 2018-2019 Executive Officers Announcements Key Club Pledge Benediction and Adjournment 12:30-3:30pm CKI Pool Party Lap Pool Join with CKI and enjoy a fun-filled pool party. Only seniors will be admitted. 1:00-3:00pm Ice Cream Social (Invitation Only) Suite 12217 3:00-4:30pm Service Fair Sebastian Clubs from across the district will be displaying Pre-Function their unique and creative service projects. Come out and be inspired!

23 DCON Details

Saturday, April 7th 6:00-7:00pm Governor’s Reception (Invite Only) Sebastion I1

7:00-9:30pm Governor’s Banquet Sebastian J/K/L Enjoy the final celebration of the service year!

Welcome and Introduction of the District Board Call to Order Invocation Pledge of Allegiance National Anthem of the United States Cayman Islands Song Introduction of Special Guests Dinner Service Key of Honor Presentation Recognition and Presentation of Leader of Leader Award Presentation of The Emilia Gugliuzza Award Presentation of Distinguished Lieutenant Governor Awards Presentation of Most Improved Division Presentation of Most Outstanding Division Presentation of Robert A. Parton Most Outstanding Committee Chair Presentation of Most Outstanding Board Member Retirement of 2017-2018 Committee Chairs Retirement of 2017-2018 Lieutenant Governors Retirement of 2017-2018 Executive Committee Presentation of 2018-2019 Lieutenant Governors Installation of 2018-2019 Lieutenant Governors Presentation of 2018-2019 Executive Committee Installation of 2019-2019 Executive Committee 2017-2018 District Governor’s Remarks Introduction of 2018-2019 Governor Governor’s Farewell Sergeant-At-Arms Report Announcements Key Club Pledge 24 DCON Details-By-Day

Saturday, April 7th 7:00-9:30pm Governor’s Banquet (Cont.) Sebastian J/K/L Affirmation Adjournment

9:30-11:45pm Governor’s Ball Panzacola F/G An after party for all to enjoy at DCON!

Midnight CURFEW Make sure you are in rooms!

Sunday, April 8th 8:00-9:00am District Board Breakfast Sebastian I1/2 9:00-11:00am 2018-2019 District Board Meeting Sebastian I1/2

DCON Divisional Rooms

Caucusing Room Assignments

Zone(s) Divisions Room A,B,C 1, 2A, 2B, 3A, 3B, 4, 5, 6 Sebastian I1 G,M 8, 12, 20A, 20B, 21 Sebastian I2 D, L, F 7, 9, 10A, 10B, 10C, 11, 15A, 15B Sebastian I3 E 13, 14A, 14B, 14C Sebastian I4 H 17, 18 Panzacola H2 I 19A, 19B, 22 Panzacola H3 J 23A, 23B, 24A, 24B Sebastian J/K K 25A, 25B, 25C, 26A, 26B, 26C, Panzacola H4 26D

DCON Divisional Rooms

Meet Your LTG

Division Rooms Divisions Rooms 1A & 1B Wekiwa 4 15B Sebastian L2 2A Wekiwa 1/2 16 Sebastian L1 2B Wekiwa 1/2 17 Wekiwa 6

3A Wekiwa 10 18 Wekiwa 6

3B Wekiwa 10 19A Sebastian I4 4 Wekiwa 8 19B Sebastian I4 5 Wekiwa 8 20A Sebastian L1 6 Wekiwa 8 20B Sebastian L1 7 Wekiwa 3 21 Sebastian L1 8 Wekiwa 5 22 Sebastian I4 9 Wekiwa 3 23A Sebastian I1 10A Panzacola G/H 23B Sebastian I1 10B Panzacola G/H 24A Sebastian I2 10C Panzacola G/H 24B Sebastian I2 11 Panzacola G/H 25A Sebastian I4 12 Wekiwa 5 25B Sebastian I4 13 Sebastian L3 25C Sebastian I4 14A Sebastian L3 26A Sebastian I3 14B Sebastian L3 26B Sebastian I3 14C Sebastian L3 26C Sebastian I3

15A Sebastian L2 26D Sebastian I3 27

DCON

Workshop Session 1: Club Training (12:00-12:50)

Workshops Descriptions Room 2018-2019 This is session 1 of three required workshops for Lt. Governor newly elected Lt. Governors Wekiwa 1/2 Training Receive training and learn about the Club Sebastian responsibilities of the president position at this President I1 workshop. If you are to be vice president for the 2018- Club Vice 2019 Key Club year, this is the workshop for Sebastian President you. Come learn all there is to know about I2 this important position. 2018-2019 Club Secretaries, come learn how Club Sebastian to use the OPR System as well as monthly and Secretary I3 annual responsibilities of Secretaries. This workshop will train the 2017-2018 Club Club Sebastian Treasurers on how to be successful during Treasurer I4 their term. If you were elected to be a Class Editor for the 2018-2019 year, this workshop is for you. Sebastian Club Editor During this workshop, you will be trained on L2 your monthly and annual responsibilities. Come learn about what a Club Webmaster Club is, what their responsibilities are, and how you Sebastian Webmaster can use to technology to your benefit in Key L1 Club. Class Directors are imperative to a club’s suc- Class cess. If you were elected as one for the 2018- Sebastian Directors 2019 year, then attend this workshop to learn L3 how to be a successful leader. Interested in becoming a committee chair for Committee your club? Come to learn all about this cru- Sebastian Chairs cial position and how you can go beyond. L4

Workshops

If you are new to Key Club, this workshop will teach you all about this amazing club you Membership Panzacola have joined. Come join us and meet new Key 101 H4 Clubbers from around the Florida District while learning about Key Club For those who aren’t so new to Key Club., Membership Panzacola learn how you can be a leader within your 201 H3 club, even if you aren’t an officer. This workshop is for all seniors who are Keys to Panzacola interested in joining CKI and learn more about College H2 college.

Workshop Session 2: Service and Key Skills (1:00-1:50)

Workshops Descriptions Room

2018-2019 This is session 2 of three required workshops for Lt. Governor newly elected Lt. Governors Wekiwa 1/2 Training

Nuts and The key to developing your club is through ad- Panzacola Bolts of vertising your service and actions. Get to know H4 Advertising all the tidbits of evolving through media. Key Club is not the only branch of Kiwanis. Kiwanis Come learn about all of the branches and Sebastian Family different projects and socials you can do with L1 Relations each other.

This workshop is for all seniors who are Keys to interested in joining CKI and learn more about Panzacola College college. H3

Does your Club have low membership? Membership Attend this workshop and learn how to attract Panzacola Growth new members and keep them coming back. H2

DCON

Workshops Descriptions Room Children are changemakers and hold the key to the future. It is important to know how you Kids Sebastian stand in society in order to enable change. L3 Rights Learn about ways to amplify your actions and accelerate your voice . Kiwanis Governor Gary Frechette is willing to Perfecting share with all of you his amazing tips and tricks Public on public speaking. If you have any interest in Sebastian I2 Speaking this skill, join him for a lot of learning and plenty of fun. If you are new to Key Club, or even if you just Key Club enjoy trivia, this Jeopardy style workshop will Sebastian I4 Trivia teach you all you need to know about Key Club. If you are looking for inspiration and a wide Summer range of ideas for some productive service Sebastian I3 Service projects during the summer. Learn about this life-changing weekend experience that inspires youth to achieve their Sebastian Key Leader personal best through service leadership. L4

Impactful Come learn more about how to further excel Sebastian Service (CIJ) your service projects. L2 Join the International President, International Board of trustee, Governor, and other district officers in Sebastian I1 trustees Q&A a Q&A session

Workshop Session 3: Service (2:00-3:15) Workshops Descriptions Room

2018-2019 This is session 3 of three required workshops for Lt. Governor newly elected Lt. Governors Wekiwa 1/2 Training

Workshops

Advisors: See Advisors Workshop insert in registration Facilitated envelope. Sebastian I3 Q&A Club Struc- Learn more about the club’s structure and fa- Panzacola ture cilitation H4 Running for Have any questions regarding our Florida Dis- Higher Of- trict and running for higher position? Join this Sebastian I1 fice workshop on more information As the Florida District grows, our systems do Member too. Learn about the new Member Platform in Sebastian Platform order to effectively progress your club through L1 understanding how to report on your success. Come learn more about how to further excel Impactful your service projects. This workshop will help Sebastian Service and lead you to facilitating a successful project. L2 CIJ

Like DCON? You’ll love ICON. Come learn Panzacola ICON about all the fun of our International Conven- H3 tion at this workshop. Looking to improve your leadership skills? This Becoming workshop will show how to become a better Sebastian an Admira- leader, describe leadership qualities and how L4 ble Leader to apply these skills to Key Club Manage your abilities to use knowledge and Financial Sebastian skills to manage financial resources effectively Literacy L2 for a life-time of well-being and success Get ready to have shared with all of you maz- Perfecting ing tips and tricks on public speaking. If you Public have any interest in this skill, join or a lot of Sebastian I2 Speaking learning and plenty of fun.

Learn about the Key Club Partners and how to Vision Part- get more involved with them! This workshop Panzacola ners includes information about UNICEF and the H2 Thirst Project. Children are changemakers and hold the key Sebastian Kids Rights to the future. It is important to know how you L3 stand in society in order to enable change.

31 Dress Code

This icon will indicate all activities with the dress code on this page Classy Casual Registration, Refreshments/Mixer, Free Time, Service Fair, Entertainment Assembly Males: Females: -Shorts, pants, joggers, jeans -Shorts, skirt, jeans -Appropriate t-shirts, collared -Appropriate t-shirts, sweatshirts Shirts, sweatshirts -Casual footwear -Casual footwear Do Not Wear: Pajamas, short shorts, sweatpants, short skirts, or dresses that do not conform to the “Fingertip Rule,” skirts that do not cover the midriff, and any other revealing clothing

Spirt Wear Meet and Greet, Opening Assembly Males: Females: -Shorts, pants, joggers, jeans -Shorts, skirt, jeans -Key Club themed/ related -Key Club themed/ related apparel apparel -Casual footwear

Do Not Wear: Pajamas, short shorts, sweatpants, short skirts, or dresses that do not conform to the “Fingertip Rule,” shirts that do not cover the midriff, and any other revealing clothing

The “Fingertip Rule” means that no fingertip may extend beyond the hem of a dress or skirt while standing upright.

32 Dress Code

This icon will indicate all activities requiring the dress code below. Professional Caucuses, Workshops, Meet Your LTG, Awards Assembly, House of Delegates Males: Females: -Dress shirt, dress pants, -Business dress or business suit jacket/coat (dress pants or skirt with blouse, -Tie/bow tie Or other professional top) -Dress shoes -Dress shoes including appropriate pumps, heels, wedges, or flats

Do Not Wear: Flip-flops/sandals, bottoms that do not abide by the “ Fingertip Rule,” shirts that do not cover the midriff, cleavage baring tops, t-shirts, sneakers/tennis shoes, and clothing that does not cover the shoulders

This icon will indicate all activities requiring the dress code below. Formal Governor’s Banquet and Ball Males: Females: -Suit with dress shirt or tuxedo -Business/formal dress -Tie/bow tie (homecoming/ prom style) -Dress shoes -Dress shoes including appropriate pumps, heels, wedges, or flats Do Not Wear: Flip-flops/sandals, bottoms that do not abide by the “ Fingertip Rule,” shirts that do not cover the midriff, cleavage baring tops, t-shirts, and sneakers/tennis shoes,

35 Code of Conduct

Key Club members, adult advisors and invited guests are expected to demonstrate behavior consistent with the high ideals of Key Club and should abide by the provisions of this code while in attendance at any Florida District of Key Club event. Every member will respect the authority of the Sergeant-at-Arms Committee, Key Club administrators and designated staff.

Responsible behavior: All participants are expected to abide by all government laws and regulations. Members must respect the personal property of others as well as the property of any meeting or lodging facility. The placing of signs or messages on the windows of the hotel rooms is prohibited. No material may be affixed to any hotel walls. Any damage caused by a member must be paid for by that member. Members may not possess or consume any alcoholic beverages. Members may not possess or use any drugs or other controlled substance, with the exception of medication prescribed for that member. Members may not possess or use tobacco or marijuana products including prescription marijuana. Members are expected to abstain from any activity of a sexual nature. Members are expected not to tolerate hazing or any action that creates unnecessary physical or mental discomfort, embarrassment, harassment or ridicule of others. Members may not possess weapons, firecrackers or anything of a dangerous nature or act in any way unbecoming of a Key Clubber.

Lodging: Members staying in a hotel or other lodging facility must sleep in their assigned room. Female members are not allowed in the room of any male member, and male members are not allowed in the room of any female member. Male and female members may be present together in hospitality suites when an adult chaperone is present. All members are expected to abide by a curfew beginning at midnight and lasting until 5 a.m. unless otherwise specified by the hotel. Only registered attendees are allowed in conference hotel rooms. Items within this section may be modified by the Key Club International Board with approval from the Key Club International director. The Florida District reserves the right to inspect any rooms in the hotel reserved by and for the Florida District of Key Club International without notice to the occupants. 36 Code of Conduct

Dress code: All participants are expected to abide by the designated dress code for each session. “Professional” refers to dress shirt, slacks, necktie, sport or suit coat and appropriate shoes for boys; and dress or suit, skirt or slacks, blouse and appropriate shoes for girls. “Business casual” refers to slacks, collared shirt and appropriate shoes for boys; and slacks, skirt or skort, blouse or collared shirt and appropriate shoes for girls. “Casual” refers to shorts or jeans, collared shirts, sweatshirts, or appropriate T-shirts and casual footwear for boys; and shorts, skirt, skort or jeans, collared shirt, sweatshirt, or appropriate Tshirt and casual footwear for girls. At no time will any clothing with inappropriate language or graphics be allowed. Any shirts, shorts or skirts deemed to be of inappropriate length will not be allowed. All participants are required to wear name badges for all conference events.

Enforcement: Violations of this code will result in notification to the respective district administrator and event chaperone. Violations involving destruction of property, possession, consumption or use of alcoholic beverages or controlled substances will result in dismissal of the attendee from the event. Notification, in writing, will be made by the Key Club International administrator or his/her representative to the school, Kiwanis sponsor and parents of any member disciplined under this section. These rules are effective as of the time you arrive at this event, until the time you depart.

Photo Release I understand that my image or likeness may be recorded. I grant the Florida District of Key Club International the absolute and irrev- ocable right and permission, to use or publish photographs, video tapes/ film, audio recordings, or any other media that Florida District of Key Club International may take of my child or in which my child may be included with others, in any and all media now or hereafter known, and for any legitimate purpose whatsoever, and to use my child’s name in connec- tion therewith if the Florida District of Key Club International so chooses. I waive any right to inspect or approve the images or any finished version incorporating the same.

Chaperone Guidelines

Over 2,000 teenagers are registered for this Conference. Fortunately, Key Club- bers have a reputation of behaving exceptionally well and much of the credit belongs to the dedication of our advisors and other chaperones. Thank you for volunteering to serve. Here is what we need your help with: 1. Prior to DCON, perhaps while traveling to Orlando, discuss the rules with your students. Don’t assume they know the rules or even read what they signed in the Code of Conduct. Make sure to go over the dress code. Dress code is primarily the responsibility of the chaperone, not the district staff. 2. We are very strict about males and females staying out of each others’ rooms at all times and under any circumstances, even if adults are present. Other than in sleeping rooms, males and females may be together. We do send students home for breaking this rule, so make sure students are in- formed and know the consequences. 3. Remind students that we are a family, that all chaperones are expected to correct any student, not just their own, and that all adults are to be respect- ed at all times 4. Treat students with the same respect you expect them to treat you. 5. Most participants have had their costs subsidized to at least some extent by another person or organization who expects them to benefit from participa- tion in DCON. Therefore, chaperones as well as student are expected to attend all functions and stay for the entire session. All chaperones are expected to enforce this. 6. Visually check that students are in their proper rooms by curfew. Students are not allowed out of their rooms after midnight even with chaperones, with the exception of Sergeant-at-Arms. 7. Adults are required to follow the same rules about alcohol and drug use as students. 8. Counsel your students about being considerate of others staying at the hotel. If you become aware of any student not being considerate, respectfully talk to that student. Remember: “Caring— Our Way of Life” 9. Talk to your students about being on time for sessions. This is a big hotel and it takes extra time to get around. 10. Please call the Sergeant-at-Arms Office if you have any disciplinary prob- lems. 11. Adults and non-Key Club members are not permitted to be involved in Key Club election campaigns. This includes asking or suggesting questions during caucuses or other times. 12. At general workshop sessions, please assist in keeping attendees qui- et once the meeting begins. 13. Students may not leave the hotel even with an adult without completing a Permission to Leave for. Chaperones violating this policy will be sent home with their students 14. Relax and enjoy DCON!

Announcements

1. Official Conference name badges and wrist bands must be worn and visible at all Conference functions. You will not be able to enter a session, including meal functions and dances, without an official Conference name badge and wrist band. If you lose your badge, you may purchase a replacement for $10.00 at the Conference Office. 2. Tickets are required to receive meals. This is how we count the number of meals eaten. There are no exceptions and no replacement meal tickets. Treat meal tickets like cash. 3. Each Key Club is allowed two voting delegates in the House of Delegates. All such delegates must check in with the Credentials Desk as soon as possible to receive their credentials. The Credentials Desk will be open during registration and at other times announced during the General Sessions. No Delegates will be able to enter the House of Delegates without their name badge and wrist band. 4. Adults and non-Key Club members are not permitted to be involved in Key Club campaigns. This includes asking or suggesting questions during caucuses or other times. 5. Students may not leave the hotel, even with a chaperone, without completing a Permission to Leave form. 6. Contest entries should be picked up from the contest room following the conclusion of their scheduled viewing. Winning Single Service, Major Emphasis, Poster, or Video entries will be delivered to Key Club International for judging. Winning scrapbooks must be taken to International Convention by winning club. 7. Workshops are great learning opportunities. Members of the board have planned a large number of workshops to meet many interests. Please demonstrate promptness, attention, and kindness to our workshop facilitators. 8. The Lost and Found will be at the registration desk. 9. Replacement room keys will only be issued by the hotel to persons who can show a valid (state issued) identification. If you do not have such identification, someone else in the room with a qualified identification will need to request a replacement key from the hotel registration desk. 10. Please remember that everyone judges Key Club and your school based on your actions. Please be courteous to other Conference attendees, hotel staff, other hotel guests, our speakers, our presenters, and everyone! Prove to all that caring is, indeed, our way of life.

Emergency Info

The Rosen Shingle Creek Resort is fully prepared to handle emergency situations. In the event of an emergency, dial 911 from any house phone to be directly connected to the hotel’s emergency response team. It is vital that your medical authorization form be turned in before or at DCON so that we have it on file. This form is needed to obtain proper treatment if nec- essary. Your chaperone should also have a copy of this form with them.

After calling 911, please call one of the following: Sergeant at Arms Advisor Bob Filichia at 321-480-9129 DCON Administrator Sam Kerce at 850-933-9613 District Administrator Donna Parton at 954-610-7172

For any non-emergency situations or to visit the lost- and-found, please go to the Sebastian Registration desk. Conference Survey Please take time to complete the DCON survey once it is released. We value your input! This information is used to make future events more enjoyable for everyone in attendance. The survey will be open April 8th, 2018.

National Songs

The Star Spangled Banner

Oh, say can you see By the dawns early light What so proudly we hailed

At the twilights last gleaming? Who's broad striped and bright stars Through the perilous fight O'er the ramparts we watched Were so gallantly streaming? And the rocket's red glare! The bombs bursting in air! Gave proof through the night That our flag was still there Oh, say does that star spangled banner yet wave O'er the land of the free The Cayman Islands Song And the home of the brave My heart enshrines thee yet. Homeland! Fair Cayman Island

I cannot thee forget

2. Away from noise of cities, Their fret and carking care, With moonbeams' soft caresses, O land of soft, fresh breezes, Unchecked by garish glare, Of verdant trees so fair Thy fruit and rarest juices, With the Creator's glory reflected ev'ry- Abundant, rich and free, where. When sweet church bells are chiming, O sea of palest em'rald, My fond heart yearns for thee. Merging to darkest blue, (Chorus) When 'ere my thoughts fly Godward, I always think of you. 3. When tired of all excitement, And glam'rous worldly care, Chorus: Dear, verdant island, set How sweet thy shores to reach, In blue Caribbean sea, And find a welcome there, I'm coming, coming very soon, And when comes on the season, O beauteous isle, to thee. Of peace, good will to man, Although I've wandered far,

41 Club Directory

Club Div, Zone Club Div. Zone

A Crawford Mosley High School 2B A Bayside High School 11 D

Academy at the Lakes 14A E Belen Jesuit Preparatory High School 26A K26

Academy For Advanced 26A K26 Bell Creek Academy 14C E Academics

Academy of the Holy Names 14B E Belleview High School 10A D

AEF High School 24 A Ben Gamla Charter South 24A J

Alfred B Maclay Jr Day School 3 B Benjamin High School 20A G

Alonso High School 14B E Bethlehem High School 2A A

Alonzo and Tracy Mourning 25B K25 Bishop McLaughlin Catholic High 12 M Senior High School School

American Heritage High 24B J Blake High School 14B E School/Plant

American Heritage School/ 21 G Blanche Ely High School 23B J Delray

American Senior High 25A K25 Bloomingdale High School 14C E

Apopka High School 10A D Boca Raton High School 21 G

Archbishop Carroll HS 26A K26 Booker High School 18 H

Archbishop McCarthy High 24B J Booker T Washington Sr HS 25C K25 School

Armwood High School 14C E Boyd Anderson High School 23B J

ATC Magnet HS 23A J Boynton Beach Community High 21 G School

Atlantic Community HS 21 G Bozeman High School 2B A

Atlantic High School 7 L Braden River High School 17 H

Avon Park High School 15B F Bradenton Christian School 17 H

Baker County HS 4 C Bradford High School 4 C

Barbara Goleman Senior High 25A K25 Brandon Academy 14C E School

Barron Collier HS 22 I Brandon High School 14C E

Bartow Senior High School 15A F Broward Virtual School 24A J

Bay County High School 2B A Buchholz High School 4 C

Bayshore High School 17 H Calvary Christian HS 12 M

42 Club Directory

Club Div, Zon Club Div. Zone e

Cambridge Christian School 14B E Coconut Creek High School 23A J

Cambridge Prep Academy 4 C Colonial High School 10B D

Cape Coral High School 19A I Columbia High School 4 C

Cardinal Gibbons High School 23B J Community School High School 22 I

Cardinal Newman High School 20A G Cooper City High School 24B J

Carrollton School Of The Sacred 26B K26 Coral Gables Senior High School 26B K26 Heart

Carrollwood Day School 14A E Coral Glades High School 23A J

Cayman Prep & High School 26D K26 Coral Reef Senior High School 26B K26

Celebration High School 10C D Coral Shores High School 26C K26

Central High School (Brooksville) 8 M Coral Springs Charter School 23A J

Central High School (Milton) 1 A Coral Springs High School 23A J

Chain of Lakes Collegiate High 15A F Countryside High School 12 M School

Chamberlain High School 14A E Crestview High School 2A A

Chaminade Madonna College 24A J Crystal River High School 8 M Prepatory

Charlotte High School 18 H Cypress Bay High School 24B J

Chipley High School 2A A Darnell-Cookman 5 C

Choctawhatchee High School 2B A David Posnack Jewish Day School 24 B

Christopher Columbus High 26A K26 Deerfield Beach Senior High School 23B J School

Christ's Church Academy 5 C DeLand High School 7 L

Citrus High School 8 M Deltona High School 7 L

City of Hialeah Educational 25A K25 Desoto County High School 15B F Academy

Clearwater Central Catholic 12 M Dillard High School 23B J High School

Clearwater High School 12 M Dixie Hollins High School 13 E

Clewsiton High School 19B I Doctors Charter School 25B K25

Clifton Hunter High School 26D K26 Donna Klein Jewish Academy 21 G

Cocoa Beach High School 11 D Doral Academy Charter High School 26A K26

Cocoa High School 11 D Dr. Michael M Krop Sr High School 25B K25

Club Directory

Club Div, Zone Club Div. Zone

Dr. Phillips High School 10B D Forest Hill Community High School 20B G

Dreyfoos School of the Arts 20A G Fort Lauderdale High School 23B J

Duncan U Fletcher High School 5 C Fort Meade Middle/Senior High 15A F School

Dunedin High School 12 M Fort Myers High School 19B I

Dunnellon High School 6 C Fort Pierce High School 16 G

East Bay High School 14C E Fort Walton Beach Senior High School 2B A

East Gadsden High School 3A B Freedom High School (Orlando) 10C D

East Lake Senior High School 12 M Freedom High School (Tampa) 14A E

East Lee County High School 19B I Freeport Senior High School 2A A

East Ridge High School 9 L G. Holmes Braddock Senior High 26A K26 School

East River High School 10B D Gainesville High School 4 C

Eastside High School 4 C Gaither High School 14A E

Edgewater High School 10B D Gateway Charter High School 19B I

Edgewood Jr./Sr. High 11 D Gateway High School 10C D

Ekklesia Christian Academy 26A K26 George Jenkins Senior High School 15A F

Episcopal High School 5 C Gibbs High School 13 E

Estero High School 19B I Godby High School 3A B

Eustis High School 9 L Golden Gate High School 22 I

Everglades High School 24B J Graceville High School 2A A

F.W. Springstead High School 8 M Grandview Preparatory School 21 G

Faith Christian Academy 14 C Gulf Breeze High School 1 A

Felix Varela Senior High School 26A K26 Gulf Coast High School 22 I

Flagler Palm Coast High School 7 L Gulliver Preparatory School 26B K26

Flanagan High School 24B J Hagerty High School 10A D

Florida Christian School 26A K26 Haines City High School 15A F

Florida Southwestern Collegiate 19B I Hallandale High School 24A J (Lee)

Florida Southwestern Collegiate 18 H Hamilton County High School 4 C HS

Florida State University High 3B B Hardee County High School 15B F School

Club Directory

Club Div, Zone Club Div. Zone

Harmony High School 10C D Keys Gate Charter High School 26C K26

Hernando High School 8 M Keystone Heights High School 4 C

Hialeah Gardens Senior High 25A K25 King High School 14A E

Hialeah High School 25A K25 LaBelle High School 19B I

Hialeah-Miami Lakes High 25A K25 Lake Brantley High School 10A D

Hillsborough High School 14C E Lake Highland Preparatory School 10B D

Hollywood Hills High School 24A J Lake Mary High School 10A D

Holmes County High School 2A A

Hope Christian Academy 4 C Lake Mary Preparatory School 10A D

Homestead Senior High School 26C K26 Lake Minneola High School 9 L

Ida S Baker High School 19A I Lake Nona High School 10C D

iMater Academy Middle-High 25A K25 Lake Placid High School 15B F

Immaculata - La Salle High 26B K26 Lake Region High School 15A F School

Immokalee High School 22 I Lake Weir High School 6 C

ndian River Charter High School 16 G Lake Worth High School 21 G

Inlet Grove Community High 20A G Lakeland Senior High School 15A F School

International Studies Charter 25C K25 Lakewood High School 13 E High School

Island Christian High School 26C K26 Lakewood Ranch High School 17 H

Island Coast High School 19A I Land O' Lakes High School 8 M

J. P. Taravella High School 23A J Largo High School 12 M

J. W. Mitchell High School 12 M Law Enforcement Officers Memorial 25C K25

J.R. Arnold High School 2B A Lawton Chiles High School 3A B

Jensen Beach High School 16 G LBA Academy 25A K25

Jesuit High School 14B E Lecanto High School 8 M

John A. Ferguson Senior High 26A K26 Leesburg High School 9 L School

John Gray High School 26D K26 Lehigh Senior High School 19B I

John I Leonard High 21 G Lely High School 22 I

Jose Marti MAST 6-12 Academy 25A K25 Lemon Bay High School 18 H

Jupiter High School 20A G Lennard High School 14C E

Kathleen Senior High School 15A F Leon High School 3A B

Club Directory

Club Div, Zone Club Div. Zone

Lincoln High School 3B B Monarch High School 23A J

Lincoln Park Academy 16 G Monsignor Edward Pace High School 25B K25

Lorenzo Walker Technical HS 22 I Montverde Academy 9 L

Madison County High School 3B B Mount Dora High School 9 L

Mainland Senior High School 7 L Mt. Dora Christian Academy 9 L

Manatee High School 17 H Mulberry High School 15A F

Marco Island Academy 22 I Naples High School 22 I

Mariner High School 19A I Nature Coast High School 8 M

Marjory Stoneman Douglas HS 23A J New Smyrna Beach High School 7 L

Martin County High School 16 G New World School Of The Arts 25C K25

MAST @ FIU Biscayne Bay 25B K25 Niceville High School 2B A Campus

Matanzas High School 7 L North Bay Haven 2B A

Mater Academy Charter 25A K25 North Broward Preparatory 23A J

Mater Lakes Academy 25A K25 North Florida Christian School 3A B

Matlock Prep Academy 20B G North Fort Myers High School 19A I

McFatter Tech High School 24A J North Miami Beach Senior High School 25B K25

Melbourne Central Catholic HS 11 D North Miami Senior High School 25B K25

Merritt Island High School 11 D North Port High School 18 H

Miami Arts Charter School 26C K26 Northeast High School (Oakland Park) 23B J

Miami Arts Charter School - 25C K25 Northeast High School (St. Petersburg) 13 E Wynwood

Miami Beach Senior HS 25C K25 Nova High School 24A J

Miami Carol City Senior HS 25B K25 Oak Hall High School 4 C

Miami Killian Senior High School 26B K26 Oasis Charter High School 19A I

Miami Lakes Educational 25A K25 Okeechobee High School 16 G Center

Miami Palmetto Senior HS 26B K26 Olympia High School 10B D

Miami Senior High School 25C K25 Olympic Heights High School 21 G

Miami Springs Senior HS 25C K25 Orlando Science Schools 10B D

Miami Sunset Senior High School 26A K26 Osceola High School (Kissimmee) 10C D

Middleburg High School 5 C

Miramar High School 24B J Osceola High School (Largo) 13 E

Club Directory

Club Div, Zone Club Div. Zone

Our Lady Of Lourdes Academy 26B K26 Robinson High School 14B E

Oviedo High School 10A D Rockledge High School 11 D

P. K. Yonge Developmental 4 C Ronald Reagan Doral 26A K26 Research

Palatka High School 5 C Royal Palm Beach Community HS 20B G

Palm Beach Central HS 20B G SAIL High School 3B B

Palm Beach Lakes High School 20A G Saint Brendan High School 26A K26

Palm Glades Preparatory Academy 26 C Saint John Neumann High School 22 I

Palm Harbor University HS 12 M Saint Petersburg Catholic School 13 E

Palmetto High School 17 H Santa Fe High School 4 C

Palmetto Ridge High School 22 I Santaluces Community High School 21 G

Park Vista High School 21 G Sarasota High School 18 H

Paxton High School 2A A Sarasota Military Academy 18 H

Pedro Menendez High School 5 C SCF Collegiate School 17 H

Pembroke Pines Charter HS 24B J Seabreeze High School 7 L

Pensacola High School 1 A Seacoast Collegiate High 2B A

Pine Ridge High School 7 L Seacrest Country Day School 22 I

Pine View High School 18 H Sebastian River High School 16 G

Pinecrest Preparatory Academy 26 A Sebring High School 15B F

Pinellas Park High School 13 E Seminole High School (Sanford) 10A D

Piper High School 23A J Seminole High School (Seminole) 13 E

Plant City High School 14C E Seminole Ridge High School 20B G

Plantation High School 24A J Sheridan Technical High School 24A J

Point of Grace Christian 2B B Shorecrest Preparatory School 13 E

Pompano Beach High School 23B J Sickles High School 14A E

Port Charlotte High School 18 H Silver Sands School 2B A

Port St Joe High School 2B A Somerset Academy 24B J

Rickards High School 3B B Somerset Academy Central Miramar 24B J

Ridge Community High School 15A F Somerset Academy Key Charter 23B J

Riverdale High School 19B I Somerset Academy Silver Palms 26C K26

Riverview HS (Riverview) 14C E Somerset Academy South Homestead 26C K26

Riverview HS (Sarasota) 18 H South Broward High School 24A J

Riviera Preparatory School 26B K26 South Dade Senior High School 26C K26

Robert F Munroe High School 3A B South Fork High School 16 G

Robinson High School 14B E South Lake High School 9 L

Club Directory

Club Div, Zone Club Div. Zone

South Miami Senior High School 26B K26 University High School (Orange City) 7 L

South Plantation High School 24A J University High School (Orlando) 10B D

South Walton High School 2B A University School Of Nova University 24A J

Southeast High School 17 H Vanguard High School 6 C

Spanish River Community HS 21 G Venice High School 18 H

Spruce Creek High School 7 L Vernon High School 2A A

St Augustine High School 5 C Vero Beach Senior High School 16 G

St Petersburg Senior High School 13 E Villages High School 9 L

St. Edward's School 16 G Walton High School 2A A

St. Ignatius High School 26D K26 Washington High School 1 A

Stanton College Prep 5 C Weeki Wachee High School 8 M

Steinbrenner High School 14A E Wellington Community High School 20B G

Stranahan High School 23B J West Boca Raton High School 21 G

Suncoast High School 20A G West Broward High School 24B J

Sunlake High School 12 M West Florida HS of Advanced Tech 1 A

Suwannee High School 4 C West Port High School 6 C

Tampa Bay Technical H.S. 14C E West Shore Jr. Sr. High School 11 D

Tampa Catholic High School 14B E Western High School 24A J

Tampa Preparatory School 14B E Westland Hialeah Senior High School 25A K25

Tarpon Springs High School 12 M Westminster Academy 23B J

Tavares High School 9 L Wharton High School 14A E

Taylor High School 7 L Wildwood High School 9 L

Taylor County High School 3B B William R. Boone High School 10B D

TERRA Environmental Research 26B K26 William T Dwyer High School 20A G Institute

The King's Academy 20B G Winter Haven High School 15A F

The Vanguard School 15A F Winter Park High School 10B D

Timber Creek High School 10B D Winter Springs High School 10A D

Titusville High School 11 D Wiregrass Ranch High School 8 M

Trinity Preparatory School Of 10A D Youth Co-Op Preparatory 25A K25 Florida

Triple C High School 26D K26 YWPA 25C K25

Umatilla High School 9 L Zephyrhills High School 8 M

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Date: July 3-8

Location:

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Price:

Estimated Cost: $698 Cost does not include food, plane ticket, souvenirs, etc.

Why should you attend?

Elect next year’s international board. Meet Key Clubbers from all over the different districts. Gain valuable information. See the sites in Chicago Make memories and friendships that will last a lifetime.

Itinerary

Arrive by flight Visit Lincoln Park Zoo, Millennium Park, and Tuesday Skydeck Chicago. Stay night at Hotel (TBD) Leave Hotel Visit Shedd Aquarium, The Field Museum, Museum of Science and Industry, Alder

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Have a blast at ICON 2018! We can’t wait to see you there!

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Your support helps to ensure the future of Kiwanis through grants to:  CLUBS   K-KIDS  DIVISIONS  KEY CLUB  CKI  AKTION CLUB  BUILDERS CLUB

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The Marco Island Academy Key Club: Service, Leadership, & Fun!

Thank you to our amazing members and officers: Lauren D, Caitlin C, Natalie

H, Jayce D, Morgan J, and Brianna M. And a huge thank you to our faculty

advisor Lori Galiana and our Kiwanis advisor Marie Lynn McChesney!

To our Lieutenant Governor, Cassidy Carlson, thank you for your guidance this

year. Sending our love from your home club!

KEYSTONE HEIGHTS HIGH SCHOOL

KEY CLUB Thank you Division 4 Lieutenant Governor Jenna Coleman for your service! - Welcome incoming Lieutenant Governor Karli Jennings! -

Mrs. Wacha, we appreciate your many years as our selfless

Faculty Advisor! “CELEBRATING 80 YEARS - OF KEY SERVICE” Thank you to the Lake

Region Kiwanis Club for Congratulations to our your generous support! - graduating senior officers! Thank you to MaryBeth Stager, Hannah Forshee, Brandon Taylor, our Kiwanis Advisors Makayla Smith, Brandon Ludwig, Jenna Coleman, Mason Stitt Darbyann Roberts and Alice Douglas! Florida Kiwanis District

Division 23

“The foundation of lasting self-confidence and self esteem is excellence, mastery of your work”. ~ Brian Tracy

CONGRATULATIONS Bailey Campbell Division 23B Key Club Lieutenant Governor on a successful Year!

Lt. Gov. Jan Muenzenmaier Division 23

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Division 23

You have all the reason in the world to achieve your grandest dreams. Imagination plus innovation equals realization. ~ Denis Waitley

CONGRATULATIONS Siried Vizuete Division 23A Key Club Lieutenant Governor on a successful Year!

Lt. Gov. Jan Muenzenmaier Division 23

Florida Kiwanis District

A special thanks to our District Governor Felanté Charlemagne District Secretary Joshua Gibson District Treasurer Angel Aguilar on a great year of dedicated service and leadership during the 2017-2018 Key Club year at your home, school and community!

Great Job! Great Job! You have the whole world in your hands use your leadership, charisma, enthusiasm, energy and motivation to make the world a better place. Special thanks to the 2017-2018 Zone K District Board Members for an excellent year of service and fun!

Keep us proud!

Pompano Beach High School Key Club

“Learn from yesterday, live for today, hope for tomorrow. The important thing is to not stop questioning”. ~ Albert Einstein The Kiwanis Club of Pompano Beach thanks the 2017-18 officers of Pompano Beach High School Key Club Elizabeth Lieberman, Dionne Johnson, Allie Tomaini and Melanie Urena for a job well done. We wish them continued success in their future endeavors.

CONGRATULATIONS to the 2018-19 officers Dionne Johnson, Melanie Urena, Estrel La Maldonado, Kylie Franteollo and Tobias Burrowes

The Lake Region Kiwanis Club proudly supports our Keystone Heights High School Key Club! Division 4 Lieutenant Governor Jenna Coleman, President MaryBeth Stager, Vice President Hannah Forshee, Secretary Brandon Taylor, Treasurer Wyatt Hopkins, Editor Makayla Smith, Webmaster Brandon Ludwig, and Class Directors Travis Dockery, Karli Jennings, Catie Shobris, and Mason Stitt

Thank you to its officers and members for their dedication in serving their homes, school, and community.

Kiwanis Club of Port Charlotte Sunrise is PROUD to sponsor two MIGHTY Key Clubs!

Florida Southwestern Collegiate High Port Charlotte High

Thank you members and advisors for your service and commitment!

The Villages High School Key Club Sponsored by the Kiwanis Club of Lady Lake Did an outstanding job serving their school, the Children, and the community through leadership of the 20172018 Club Officers under the guidance of Faculty Adviser Elizabeth Heathman and Kiwanis Club Adviser Michelle Purl

We want to also thank Lt. Governor Emily Burris for her guidance and best wishes to her in her future endeavors.

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The Wildwood High School Key Club Sponsored by the Kiwanis Club of Lady Lake Did an outstanding job serving their school, the community and children through the leadership of the 20172018 Club Officers and under the guidance of Faculty Adviser Dr. Carissa McCray and Club Advisers Deb and Cleve Tinsley

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ZONE J

Believe in yourself and all that you are. Know that there is something inside you that is greater than any obstacle. ~ Christian D. Larson

Thank you for a job well done to the 2017-18 Zone J Leaders Lt. Gov. 23A Siried Vizuete, Lt. Gov. 23B Bailey Campbell, Lt. Gov. 24A Robin Moscovitch, Lt. Gov. 24B Ahmad Hamid, District Editor Lamiya Kudrati and DCON Chair Rebecca Yap.

Zone J Mascot SAMMI celebrating the 80th Annual FL District Key Club DCON Congratulations to the 2018-19 Zone J Lt. Governors elect Rebecca Schneid Div 23A, Nicolas Zamora Div 23B, Belle Frahm Div 24A and Dalya Ackerman Div 24B. May you have a successful Key Club Year!

The Rockledge Kiwanis Club wishes to thank our Key Club at Rockledge High School and our own Ali Stedman Division 11, Key Club Lt. Governor

The Kiwanis Club of Pompano Beach

Leadership is about caring, daring and sharing! Caring for people, daring to act fearlessly and sharing the success with all. ~ Sujit Lalwanie The Kiwanis Club of Pompano Beach thanks the officers of Pompano Beach High School Key Club Elizabeth Lieberman, Dionne Johnson, Allie Tomaini and Abbie Rowe and the officers of Westminster Academy Dawn Erlich, Jessica McKenzie, Alexander Shyne, Rachel Karsner, Ava Gaus and Mia Hibler for a job well done in 2017-18. We wish them continued success in their future endeavors.

THANK YOU FOR AN AMAZING YEAR!

Gabe Layne – Lt. Governor Division 18 Tara Garner – Lt. Governor Division 17

I am so proud of you and all that you have accomplished! I can’t wait to see all of the incredible things that your future holds! Keep Singing, Serving and Smiling! I love you both!

Ms. Pam Congratulations

Ana Rios Lieutenant Governor Division 1A for an Outstanding Year of Leadership and Service

Kiwanis Club of Central Pensacola

Congratulations

Carly Hanson Lieutenant Governor Division 2B for your Outstanding Leadership and Heart to Serve

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Thank you to the Kiwanis Club of Bradenton for their support and dedication to serving our community!

Congratulations to our very own, Tara Garner, on a successful year as Division 17 Lieutenant Governor! I would like to congratulate Governor Felanté Charlemagne, District Secretary Josh Gibson, and the entire District Board on a fantastic Key Club year. Thanks also to District Administrator Donna Parton, Assistant District Administrator Sam Kerce, and all Zone Administrators. Florida Key Club continues to raise the bar each year and we are blessed to have such an amazing group of servant leaders. To the Candidates, I have watched all of you and you have been outstanding. Regardless of the outcome, be proud of your accomplishments, continue to do good in the world, and continue to serve others in love. Peace & Love, Dr. Celia Earle FL Kiwanis Governor 2015-2016

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Supporting our future leaders through Key Club! Go Trinity Prep !!!! Working with families who are planning for their future. Let’s make a plan, call me.

Past LG Sherell would like to thank the clubs and Zone K. within Div. 26 for their support and service during her administrative year 2016 - 2017

The Kiwanis Club of Tavares Safe Harbor supports the Tavares High School Key Club in all their efforts working in the community and their school. They are hosting the Division wide fundraising Dance Marathon to raise money for the Children’s Miracle Network.

Congratulations to the 20172018 Club Officers: President: Mayesha Ahmed, Vice President: Alleah Hamilton Secretary: Kaycie Whitaker, Treasurer: Savannah Schwab Editor: Chablis Shreffler And thank you for all your help to: Our new Key Club Faculty Advisers Ms. Nicole Dean and Ms. Deborah Dewberry and Tavares Safe Harbor Club Adviser Mr. Bud Brown

We also wish to thank Lt. Governor Emily Burris for a great job she did leading our club and the division this past year. Wishing her best wishes for her future endeavors.

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