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Sponsored Youth consists of four Kiwanis International programs to guide, educate and inform the youth of our communities. They consist of Circle K for college students, Key Club for high school students, Builders Clubs for middle school students and K-Kids for the elementary level students. At all levels, Kiwanis Clubs encourage our youth to participate in service activities that benefit their schools and their communities. The Alpine Kiwanis is the proud sponsor of the Granite Hills High School Key Club (located in the city of El Cajon) and the Joan MacQueen Middle School Builders Club in Alpine.
Joan MacQueen is the sole Middle School in Alpine and the Alpine Kiwanis Club sponsors a Builders Club at the facility. The club has been in existence for 8 years and currently has 45 members. The Kiwanis Club advisor is Leslie Woodrow and the faculty advisor is Gary Leon. Builders Club is the largest service organization for middle school students (ages 12 to 14), with more than 35,000 members worldwide. The Builders Club motto is "We Build" and its objectives are:
•To provide opportunities for working together in service to school and
community. The club enjoys participating in many activities both recurring and specific projects. Examples of their activities are collecting trash on the school's grounds, collecting grocery receipts from the local Daniel's Market to convert to cash for school projects, assisting the elementary school's Fall Festival, and collecting food for gifts to the needy during the holidays. Builders Club National Web site
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The
Granite Hills Key Club is a high school community service club affiliated
with the Alpine Kiwanis. The club has been recognized on campus as a strong and
active group of students for 23 years. The faculty advisor is Pam Price. Jim Mann is the Kiwanis
Club advisor. Currently, the club numbers 40 students.
The
club enjoys participating in many activities ranging from the San Diego County
Light the Night and San Diego Aids Walk to local park and residential cleanups.
Club members spend time monthly with residents of the Alpine View Lodge, a retirement
facility in Alpine. Kiwanis-affiliated activities include the Alpine Challenge
Bike Ride, Kiwanis Easter Pancake Breakfast, and the Special Olympics. The club
also enjoys participating in activities with other Key Clubs from within our Division
31 and beyond.
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