- Explore Key Club Websites: Visit both the International and District Key Club websites. Check out available resources, district events, and review the Advisor Guide online before your shipment arrives.
- Connect with the Key Club District Administrator: Reach out to the District Administrator. Inquire about the district calendar and seek assistance from student and adult leaders in your area.
- Engage with the Sponsoring Kiwanis Club: Meet with the Kiwanis advisor of the sponsoring club. Learn about existing service projects and the financial support they have planned for the new Key Club.
- Develop a Comprehensive Club Information Form: Create a club information form that captures all necessary details about student members. Set up a database to manage this information effectively.
- Officer Candidates Training and Election: Work with potential officers to provide training and facilitate elections. Continue recruiting new members for the club, utilizing online training pamphlets before your shipment arrives.
- Create a Club Calendar: Collaborate with officers to establish a club calendar. Include meetings, service projects, division/district events, and training sessions.
- Set Up Committees and Member Expectations: Define committees within the club and establish clear expectations for all members.
- Explore Kiwanis Key Leader Opportunities: Check out the Kiwanis Key Leader program in your area by visiting key-leader.org.
- Organize an Online Meeting Space: Utilize platforms like Google Classroom or Canvas to advertise membership, share meeting information, and promote service projects.
- Implement an Online Service Hours Recording System: Create a system for students to self-report and document their service hours for school records.
Remember, you’re making a positive impact by supporting your new Key Club! 🌟
