June 2015 Beastly Bulletin

Official Division 7 South

Newsletter | Region 16 |

Volume 6 | Issue 2 | June 2015 Edition

Table of Contents Page 2… Editor’s Message

Page 3-4… LTG Message

Page 5... Assistant Message

Page 6… Task Coordinator Introductions

Page 7… June Calendar and Events

Page 8... June DCM and OTC

Page 9… T-Shirt Contest

Page 10… Humans of Key Club

Page 11-14...Featured Articles

Page 15-16 … Current Standings

Page 17 ... Who’s that Officer?

Page 18 … Monsters of the Month

Page 19 … Who’s that Officer? -Answers

Page 19… Member and Officer of the Month

Page 21-22 … Club of the Month

Page 23– 26 ...Meet the Officers

Contact Information

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What’s Crackalackin Monsters?

It’s Sammi– your DNE. This past month I’ve worked on this newsletter as well as

aiding our team of editors to improve our article and visual submissions. Even

though the term has just begun I’m glad to say that we’re doing a great job with

our duties. Hopefully I’ll see you all at OTC this Saturday from 3 PM to 7 PM.

Last month our task coordinators were announced and I’m glad to say we are

easing them into our team. All of them are extremely dedicated and diligent work-

ers who I know will serve our Division proudly. We’re all getting along very well

and I hope that you will find them helpful through out this term.

I’m so happy that it’s finally time for Summer time– time of our lives, it’s our

vacation. (from school) I’m so excited to tell you about all the fun events that we

have planned. Hopefully I’ll see you all at our June DCM which is right before

Officer Training Conference at Monterey Trail High School.

See you all soon Kiddos~

Sammi Tai

Division 7 South Division News Editor

Region 16| Cali-Nev-Ha District

Key Club International

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Aloha Monster!

Can you BEE-lieve it’s June already? Now that summer is here, it's time to relax, catch up on much needed sleep, and get more involved in Key Club! Summer is the perfect time to volunteer in your community at various service events, and to build closer bonds with other clubs in the division!

Don't forget that the Division 7 Officer Training Conference is coming up on Saturday, June 6th from 3 PM-7 PM at Monterey Trail High School! This is the perfect opportunity to learn more about officer duties and Key Club itself. As this event is also joint with Division 7 North, you'll get the opportunity to meet and interact with some of the Bees! Contact anyone on the DLT or myself for more information.

We also recently appointed task coordinators! I would like to give a warm welcome to the following individuals:

Division Recognition TC Anthony Chan

Kiwanis Family and Foundation TC Michael Mendoza

Summer Public Relations TC Joshua Diaz

Tech and Media TC Nathan Dang Thank you so much to everyone that applied! I am beyond happy and proud to see that so many members have taken the initiative, courage, and dedication to strive for leadership roles. Regardless of the results, you do not need a title to be a leader; everyone has the potential to serve and make a positive impact within their home, school, and commu-nity with or without a position.

For the month of April, as a division we collectively served over 2450 hours and raised over $9200 for service. That is amazing and I am excited to see that we are all working towards our goals! Numbers and statistics aside, this repre-sents the passion and hours of dedication spent serving others, whether through fundraising or service events. Every minute, every dollar, has helped someone in more ways than we can ever imagine!

Monsters, this month I challenge you to discover why you serve. Is it the smiles that you can put on other people's faces? Is it the fact that you know your $1.80 will save a mother and her future babies? Or is it because you know you've made a difference in someone's life and left a positive impact where you've been and gone?

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Aloha Monster!

Can you BEE-lieve it’s June already? Now that summer is here, it's time to relax, catch up on much needed sleep, and get more involved in Key Club! Summer is the perfect time to volunteer in your community at various service events, and to build closer bonds with other clubs in the division!

Don't forget that the Division 7 Officer Training Conference is coming up on Saturday, June 6th from 3 PM-7 PM at Monterey Trail High School! This is the perfect opportunity to learn more about officer duties and Key Club itself. As this event is also joint with Division 7 North, you'll get the opportunity to meet and interact with some of the Bees! Contact anyone on the DLT or myself for more information.

We also recently appointed task coordinators! I would like to give a warm welcome to the following individuals:

Division Recognition TC Anthony Chan

Kiwanis Family and Foundation TC Michael Mendoza

Summer Public Relations TC Joshua Diaz

Tech and Media TC Nathan Dang Thank you so much to everyone that applied! I am beyond happy and proud to see that so many members have taken the initiative, courage, and dedication to strive for leadership roles. Regardless of the results, you do not need a title to be a leader; everyone has the potential to serve and make a positive impact within their home, school, and commu-nity with or without a position.

For the month of April, as a division we collectively served over 2450 hours and raised over $9200 for service. That is amazing and I am excited to see that we are all working towards our goals! Numbers and statistics aside, this repre-sents the passion and hours of dedication spent serving others, whether through fundraising or service events. Every minute, every dollar, has helped someone in more ways than we can ever imagine!

Monsters, this month I challenge you to discover why you serve. Is it the smiles that you can put on other people's faces? Is it the fact that you know your $1.80 will save a mother and her future babies? Or is it because you know you've made a difference in someone's life and left a positive impact where you've been and gone?

Sincerely ,

Terry Nguyen

Division 7 South Lieutenant Governor

Region 16| Cali-Nev-Ha District

Key Club International

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AA Megan Morris | Franklin

Hello, Division 7 South!

As the school year is wrapping up, our Key Club term is just beginning.

Although it is easy to get is out of session. I look forward to meeting each

and every one of you monsters at our upcoming summer events caught up

in lazy summer days, our enthusiasm for Key Club will not go on

hibernation. This summer will be an exciting one with OTC, many club fundraisers, and also

fun social events. OTC is a great opportunity for officers to gain essential training in their

positions. Members are also highly encouraged to attend this event and can benefit a lot from

the education they will gain on the leadership positions of Key Club. For all officers, please be

sure to communicate with members to keep your club active in service while school is out of

session!

EA Tommy Dang | Laguna Creek

Aloha Division 7 South Monsters!

Only one month into my term as serving as your Executive Assistant and it has been jam packed! From working on Eliminate week, designing ads for the upcoming graphic design contest, planning and publicizing DCM's, and beginning the process of presentations for Officer Training Conference, I hope to see all of your BEE-eautiful faces there! With the school year com-ing to an end, the Division Leadership Team have been and will continue

sparking up new ideas to enhance member's experience, so be sure to keep connected over summer! (Don't forget service doesn't stop!) So far, serving on the Division Leadership team has been such a great experience (surreal even) and I look forward to serving you all for the next 10 months, so lock in your seat belts, It's gonna be a great ride!


Media and Tech TC Nathan Dang | Franklin

Hey Division 7 South!

My name is Nathan Dang and I am the newly appointed Tech & Media Task

Coordinator for the 2015-2016 term! I am about to become a senior at

Franklin High School as my junior year ends, something already crazy for

me. On a few side notes I serve Franklin Key Club as their Media Committee

Head and was a member of District Convention 2015's Social Media Team. I

am also a member of Franklin's Broadcasting Team (WCTV), Yearbook's honorary member,

and finally a filmmaker. My goal as TC for this term is to give D7S an entirely new

perspective with creative visuals that will appeal to our audience and more!


Kiwanis Family & Foundation TC Michael Mendoza | Florin

Aloha D7S Monsters!

I'm Michael Mendoza and I will be your 2015-2016 Kiwanis Family and Foundation Task Coordinator. I'm SUPER excited for this term to serve all of you wonderful people. My duty throughout the term is to attend Kiwanis monthly DCM'S and update you on future Kiwanis events. I later plan on chartering a Builders Club at a local middle school in our area and also to keep our division close and stay interacted with our Kiwanians. Hope you guys get closer to our Kiwanis! PEACE OUT Monsters.

Member Recognition TC Anthony Chan | Sheldon Hello, Division 7 South!

My name is Anthony Chan and I will be serving as the Division Recognition Task Coordinator for the 2015-2016 term. I currently attend Sheldon High School as a freshman and this is my first year in Key Club, as a member, but now I am serving on the DLT. I cannot put into words about how excited I am to serve the Division this term and I hope to take recognition to new heights. Some of my goals for this term

are to introduce/continue the monthly recognition exchanging of the orange letters K-E-Y, create newly, but similar awards at the End of the Year Banquet, and to begin sending out qualification notices before the end of the term to those who are qualified to apply for the Member Recognition Program.

Summer Public Relations TC Joshua Diaz | Franklin Hello monsters of Division 7 South, My name is Joshua Diaz and I will be serving as your Summer Public Relations Task Coordinator. I am a junior at Franklin High School and cookies are the best. In my free time I like to play video games, read, and do various other things. My goals for the term are to improve member attendance at service events, fundraisers, and division events over the summer. I also hope to work will the rest of the DLT on making a creative, fun, and impactful summer service project. I have many

ideas to offer and will do my best to serve the division as a Guardian of Service.

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Upcoming Events

Division 7 South and 7 North–

Officer Training Conference and June DCM


Officer Training Conference-

Officer Training Conference is an annual event dedi-

cated to training officers about their roles in the club

that they serve. It will also provide members with

leadership skills to be a future leader and a guardian

of service! You'll get to meet new people, develop

your skills, and learn more about Key Club itself! Also

join us for the June DCM of your respective division!

Requirements

Pre– Registration- $3

Day of Registration- $5 Semi-Formal attire

Business Formal Attire

Food and Water will be provided.


Division Shirt Guidelines-

Colors– Orange, White, Black

Include–

“Division 7 South”

“Region 16”

“CNH District”

“2015-2016”

“Caring– Our Way of Life”

Orange Monster(s)

Key Club Logo

All Club Names

Submission Guidelines-

Must be in .JPEG/ PNG Format

Email Submissions to: [email protected]

Subject Title– 2015-2016 T– Shirt Design or 2015-2016 Graphic Design

Due June 25th

@ 6PM


How did you come to be the Faculty Advisor for PGKC?

“Back in 1999 or 2000, what ever it was- the Key Club Florin advisor couldn’t go to DCON, so the kids

asked him to ask me if I could go to DCON. Everything was paid for– food hotel, etc. so I went and it was

great. I didn’t even know what Key Club was. When we came back the president of Key Club at the time

asked me to become their Key Club advisor after their first advisor wanted to retire. I asked them what I

would have to do and came aboard.

What message would you pass on to future Key Clubbers?

“Keep doing community service because people might not recognize what you’re doing but you’re doing

great things and it makes you feel good but it actually benefits the people who are needy– they need

some help, with out you we’ll only think of ourselves. If you only think about the individual– our club,

our community, our country will inevitably fail. We must think of ourselves a community– helping out,

doing service– it helps out everyone and it brings us together. You might not notice it but it does hap-

pen, every little bit helps.”

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From Spring to Winter

Michelle Ho -Franklin High School

Last Friday I attended Elliot Ranch’s Annual Spring Fling. At this

carnival, there was a huge variety of activities for the students to

participate in including a pie-eating contest, an inflatable obsta-

cle course and slide, a slime-making booth, a hovercraft, and

much more. The fair also hosted raffles for themed prize baskets

put together by each class and even for a chance for one lucky

student to be principal for a day! The atmosphere was great and

you could see that all the kids were having so much fun. The DJ

played great music as well; at one point he played the Cha Cha Slide and all the kids

came up to the blacktop and danced. Unfortunately, about halfway into the Fling, it start-

ed to rain. The DJ even cracked a joke thanking everyone for coming to “Elliot Ranch’s first

annual Winter Fling”. Despite being rained out, the Spring Fling was an overall success and

a very enjoyable event to participate in.

Awake-A-Thon

By Justin Le -Pleasant Grove High School

On April 24th, Pleasant Grove Key Club hosted their annual Awake-a-Thon. This event is one

of PGKC largest fundraisers, raising to a total of 9000$! With the hard work of many and the

attendance of wonderful Key Clubbers, PGKC was able to raise over 9000$ for charity! Dur-

ing the beginning of the set up stage PGKC has an array of members who helped set up

the event! But our main star of the show was IP treasurer, Alex Pham. Alex has been a major

contributor in the transition for this new terms start and has been the main organizer for AAT.

Without Alex there wouldn't be another AAT for 2015! After the set up and registration PGKC

held its rally to explain the charities that the money raised will be going towards. Also includ-

ed in the mix were various activities that had many hilarious ends! Altogether the rally

proved to not only increase the spirits of Key Clubbers but informed them about charities

such as the Kiwanis Family house. AAT has helped many Key Clubbers in contributing to-

wards charity and has helped them gain insight on the charities that Key Club partners with.

AAT was event that helped provide for those who couldn't provide for themselves and was

also a fun way for Key Clubbers to bond with one another and have a fun time together.

Key Club Song

By Cieanna Vongsa and Friends Poetry Slam -Laguna Creek High School

“NHS, Mathletes, Chess, KEY CLUB

School’s okay, but I love, KEY CLUB

Food is great, so is, KEY CLUB

Told all my friends to go and join, KEY CLUB

Can’t make locks, so I joined, KEY CLUB

Have a lot of orange ‘cuz I’m in, KEY CLUB

Always showing spirit while I’m in, KEY CLUB

Gonna do some service ‘cuz I’m in, KEY CLUB

“Caring-Our Way of Life,” the motto for, KEY CLUB

Made a lot of friends while in, KEY CLUB

Making more friends, ‘cuz I’m still in, KEY CLUB

Division Seven South is our, KEY CLUB

Can’t wait to serve our BEE-utiful, KEY CLUB

KEY CLUB KEY CLUB KEY CLUB KEY CLUB!


Cieanna Vongsa and Friends ,at

Pleasant Grove’s Annual AAT,

utilizing the photo booth.

Party Planning

By Sydney Shead– Rancho Murieta Key Club

On April 19th, our Rancho Murieta Key Club had our

monthly meeting at 4:30 p.m. at the Rancho Murieta As-

sociation (RMA) Building. This meeting was especially fun

because the topic was party planning! Coming up on

May 17th is our Welcoming party for new Key Club mem-

bers as well as a goodbye party for our graduating mem-

bers.

Last year, our Welcoming Party went really well,

and our Key Club gained many new members. We are

planning a fun day of games, food, raffles, and fun. The

meeting was spent planning the details for the party.

Everyone split into groups and planned a specific aspect of the party. One group picked

out different games to play and another made a list of food to bring to the party. The offic-

ers were in charge of picking out goodbye gifts for the leaving members.

This will be the first year our Key Club will have graduating members, and we want to

make sure they are given gifts that show how much we have appreciated having them in

Key Club. Those who are leaving include our Treasurer and former President Catie Field and

our Secretary Michelle Utterback. We are looking forward to our party, but we are also sad

that for some of our members, it will be their last meeting.

The meeting was very productive and a little sad, and we are hoping to have a great turn

out at the party. We always look forward to this event because it is a day full of fun and

getting to know new members!



Kiwanis One Day

By David Guo- Franklin

High School

The day of April 18th began

like any other. Spring had just

begun, and the elated winds

began to sway the trees back

and forth in methodical mo-

tion. Most people slept in in the

light of the lazy Saturday morn-

ings, however on that day I could not afford that luxury. Around 9 a.m. on April 18th, stu-

dents from all over the California area bustled into the Kiwanis Family house. I had been to

the Kiwanis Family house before, but my usual visits were only met by 10 or 12 people. See-

ing around 100 dedicated Key Club students was not only astonishing but inspirational. For

the rest of the day all Key Clubbers would dedicate themselves to pulling weeds, laying

mulch, and of course, pulling weeds. Volunteering at this event relayed to me a valuable

part of Key Club I had neglected.

It was the dedication of the member, the honor of

hard work being done. Whether leader or member,

everyone can appreciate the value of industry. Alt-

hough we may not directly see the people we are

volunteering for, it is easy to appreciate the temerity

shown by the members. It is easy to get complacent

within Key Club due to it’s slew of social events. It’s

easy to forget why you serve. But when we look at

the core value of Key Club, and look back, we real-

ize that as a leader we must understand how we be-

came a leader. And as a member, we realize why

we are a part of Key Club. "

Member David Guo at the

Kiwanis One Day event.

EGKC President Ellie

Truong vacuuming

in the Kiwanis Family

House



Cumulative Division Goals:

Service Hours– 25,200

$11,850 raised for service

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1) I am the vice president of my

club. My favorite food is oranges.

I love elephants and the color

purple. My biggest pet peeve is

when people walk slow, in front

of me. I like to sing and read– my

favorite book is Percy Jackson.

2) I am the president of my club.

My favorite animal is Terry Nguyen, I

love the color green and my

hobbies are eating sushi and doing

service. I absolutely hate hypocrites.

My favorite service event is the first

one I ever went to

5) around I am the secretary for

my club. I like tennis, drawing, and

KPOP. My favorite color is orange. I

live for food, my favorite is sushi. My

pet peeve is when people try to

take my food.

3) I am the treasurer of my

club. My hobbies are dancing

and watching anime. I love all

kinds of food and my favorite

color is blue. My favorite book is

Looking for Alaska by John

Green.

4) I am a DLT member. My favorite

animals are narwhales and I like to

read and sing. My favorite color is

purple and book is the Fault in Our

Stars. I love Cieanna Vongsa. I enjoy

being around children. My favorite

artist is Imagine Dragons.


Who am I?

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Consumnes Oaks- Jared Subia

Florin– Long Nguyen

Franklin– Gurnoor Kaur

Monterey Trail– Iyviann Chu

Pleasant Grove– Hieu Ma

Sheldon– Anthony Chan

Valley– Vue Yang

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1) 2)

5) 4)

3)


Answers

1)Lesley Wong (Franklin) VP

2)David Thong (MT) President

3)Ryan Salon (MT) Treasurer

4)Sammi Tai (Franklin) DNE

5)Veng Vong (Sheldon) Secretary


Member– Vue Yang

Vue shows that his passion and dedication to Key Club has been consistent for the past

month through his service and interest in Key Club. Despite the lack of an advisor and

trouble of finding rooms for general meetings, he is still eager to attend every meeting.

Because Vue continuously promotes Key Club, he attends meetings with groups of

friends, which greatly increases the general meeting attendance. Along with meetings,

he has made the most effort to attend all available service events and even with the

difficulties of the time and place, he still manages to attend event in the past month.

Vue displays true affection and devotion towards Key Club upon his actions.

Thank You Vue!

Officer– Emily Chen

Emily has been very dependable when

it comes to finding and organizing ser-

vice events. Over the past month, she

has found 5+ service events and has

made it easily accessible for members

to attend. Emily is very helpful with gen-

eral meetings and to the board. Be-

cause of recent AP Testing, her fellow

board officers have been busy and

Emily was extremely helpful with finding

all these service events. She has done

an amazing job with the organization

of the service events; and this shows

her creativity and work ethic, which

has reflected her personality this

month.

Thank you Emily!

Cynthia Tze, Emily Chen and Vue Yang

Franklin Key Club

Congratulations Franklin Key Club!

In the past month Franklin Key Club has

achieved more than any other club in

the division. They have a large range of

dedicated members attending service,

social, and fundraising events. This

month they acquired over 400 service

hours. Their project captains and execu-

tive board members found 14 service

projects for this past month alone.

Keep up the outstanding work!


Message from President Cynthia Tze

Hello Monsters of 7 South!

I honestly did not expect to get club of the month, but

I am so proud of the officers and all of the members I

serve for their endless commitment to this organization.

I only hope that they continue their stellar work and

continue serving the community.



Message from President Cynthia Tze

Hello Monsters of 7 South!

I honestly did not expect to get club of the month, but

I am so proud of the officers and all of the members I

serve for their endless commitment to this organization.

I only hope that they continue their stellar work and

continue serving the community.


Secretary– Christina Ly

Favorite Color: Green

Favorite Food: “I love everything.”

Inspiration:

I stayed in Key Club because… I wanted to help

others in and outside our community while meet-

Vice President– Daniel Leung

Favorite Color: Red

Favorite Food: Hamburgers

Inspiration: Unsure

I stayed in Key Club because… I loved the active

members and overall lively spirited atmosphere of

our club.

President– Ivy Vong

Favorite Color: Blue

Favorite Food: Ice Cream

Inspiration: The members I serve, “Because we started

from the bottom, now we’ re here”

I stayed in Key Club because I love what I do despite

all the late nights.

Editor– Faith Saecho


Favorite Food: Seafood– based dishes

Inspiration: Kameo Quena– IP Presi-

dent of Florin KC 2014-2015

I stayed in Key Club because… of the

love I have for performing service in

our community.


Secretary– Christina Ly


Favorite Food: “I love everything.”

Inspiration:

I stayed in Key Club because… I wanted to help

others in and outside our community while meet-

Treasurer– Yuen Lenh



Inspiration: Kameo Quena– IP President of Florin

KC 2014-2015

I stayed in Key Club because… of the love I have for

performing service in our community.

Editor– Faith Saecho



Inspiration: Kameo Quena– IP Presi-

dent of Florin KC 2014-2015

I stayed in Key Club because… of the

love I have for performing service in

our community.

Editor– Eileen Eto

Favorite Color: : Pink or Orange. “Wait no, Red or

yellow, wait. Just really bright colors”

Favorite Food: Curry

Inspiration: My Cousins and Betty Li– Frankin’ s

president of 2012-2013

I stayed in Key Club because… of all the fun

service events and the friends I’ ve made.

Secretary– Michelle Nguyen


Favorite Food: Anything that I’ m craving.

Inspiration(s): Emily Nguyen– IP LTG of D07S 2014-

2015, Cynthia Tze– Present KC President of Franklin,

Kameo Quenga– IP President of Florin KC 2014-2015

I stayed in Key Club because… I want to have the chance

at inspiring one person with my service and leadership

Vice President– Lesley Wong

Favorite Color: Purple

Favorite Food: Oranges

Inspiration: Sammi Tai

I stayed in Key Club because…. Of Sammi Tai.

President– Cynthia Tze

Favorite Color: Pastels

Favorite Food: Avocados

Inspiration:

I stayed in Key Club because… I finally felt like I belonged

somewhere. This organization has been so welcoming and

“inclusive”, and it also provides me a chance to give back

to the community while developing my own leadership

skills.


Editor– Eileen Eto

Favorite Color: : Pink or Orange. “Wait no, Red or

yellow, wait. Just really bright colors”

Favorite Food: Curry

Inspiration: My Cousins and Betty Li– Frankin’ s

president of 2012-2013

I stayed in Key Club because… of all the fun

service events and the friends I’ ve made.

Secretary– Michelle Nguyen


Favorite Food: Anything that I’ m craving.

Inspiration(s): Emily Nguyen– IP LTG of D07S 2014-

2015, Cynthia Tze– Present KC President of Franklin,

Kameo Quenga– IP President of Florin KC 2014-2015

I stayed in Key Club because… I want to have the chance

at inspiring one person with my service and leadership


Treasurer– Pauline Tze

Favorite Color: Sky Blue

Favorite Food: Sushi

Inspiration: Though there isn’ t a way to directly measure

how much someone inspire, I found David Tran to have

been the most inspirational to me, he continues to attend

Key Club events and strives to support our fundraisers and

meet new people.

I stayed in Key Club because… of those who genuinely love

Key Club and aspire to not only know but live by our four

core values.

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LTG

Terry Nguyen

[email protected]

Pleasant Grove

Executive Assistant

Tommy Dang

[email protected]

Laguna Creek

Administrative Assistant

Megan Morris

[email protected]

Franklin

Division News Editor

Sammi Tai

[email protected]

Franklin

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Questions, comments, concerns?

Media and Tech TC

Nathan Dang

[email protected]

Franklin Member Recognition TC

Anthony Chan

[email protected]

Sheldon

Kiwanis F&F TC

Michael Mendoza

[email protected]

Florin Summer Public Relations TC

Joshua Diaz

[email protected]

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Consumnes Oaks

Megan Wang

[email protected]

The Division Leadership Team

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The Presidents of 7 South

Consumnes Oaks

Megan Wang

[email protected]

Franklin

Cynthia Tze

[email protected]

Sheldon

Leeza Xiong

[email protected]

Pleasant Grove

Justin Le

[email protected]

Florin

Ivy Vong

[email protected]

Rancho Murieta

Lauren Posey

[email protected]

Valley

Bilal Baloch

[email protected]

Elk Grove

Ellie Truong

[email protected]

Montery Trail

David Thong

[email protected]

Laguna Creek

Camrick Solario

[email protected]

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