CNHS February Newsletter 2025

FEBRUARY

THE BRONCO

Letter From President

Hey corgis!

I hope you're having an awesome month right now. Although the MRP deadline passed, the club still encourages you to keep serving the community! We have plenty of events coming up this month to volunteer at, and our elections will be soon as well. Stay warm!

Haven Pettit

Letter From Editor

Hey corgis!

We’re almost finished with the 2025-2026 season! Thank you so much for your support and we’re looking forward to finishing out the season together! Make sure to check out the WID for future events and keep pushing forward.

Audrey Steele

Kiwanis Family Branches

Kiwanis “Serving the children of the world”

Helps build a positive difference in the world one kid and one community at a time.

Aktion Club “Where development has no disability”

Adults with disabilities build initiative and leadership skills through hands-on service.

Circle K “Live to serve, love to serve”

Kiwanis International sponsors the world's premier university service organization.

Key Club “Caring-our way of life”

The oldest and largest high school service program; a student-led group

Builder’s Club “Building Leaders”

Allows middle school students to contribute to the school and community via service.

K-Kids “We build”

Elementary kids participate in a student-led service club that teaches them the importance of helping others. 4

Member Spotlight

Grade: 9

Fun Fact: I play the piano

Aiden Ruiz

Favorite Service Project: The Philharmonic Concerts

Grade: 11

Officer

Spotlight

Fun Fact: I grew up in Hawaii

Favorite Service Project: Greek Fest

Saphira Seng

*Disclaimer: Not all events are shown on the calendar

Old Business

On December 29th, Key Club participated in the Rose Float for for the Rose Parade which took place of January 1st. In the pircure, out LTG, Shianne Relucio is shown to be gluing on flowers for the float.

This was a past event for the Color A Smile where I colored pages for people in hospitals and other facilities to encourage them. I hope that these pages can bring joy to the people it is received by and I enjoyed this service project.