Southeastern Region Newsletter Issue 2 November 2021

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The Sweet Scoop OFFICAL SOUTHEASTRN REGION NEWSLETTER

2ND ISSUE NOVEMBER

CONTENTS UPCOMING REGIONAL EVENTS

04 REGIONAL ANNOUNCEMENT PRESIDENTS' RETREAT SAVE THE DATE

10 CHAPTER ANNIVERSARIES SER highlights the Atlanta Chapter, Nashville Chapter, Suncoast Chapter, Tallahassee Chapter, Greater Chattanooga, Savannah, Greater North Atlanta, and Montgomery Chapters

17 MOTHER WORKDAY HIGHLIGHTS SER Chapter submissions for Mother Work Day with candid pictures and activities during MWD. The first in-person event since the pandemic.

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SER NEWSLETTER SUBMISSION DEADLINES

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CHAPTER SPOTLIGHT!

NSAC "ON THE MOVE" 42 FUNDRAISING HIGHLIGHTS!..

CHAPTERS GIVING BACK.

Chapters giving back to community through service … on mission on purpose

SER TEEN SHOUT OUTS! SER Chapters have the opportunity to " Shout Out" Teens doing amazing jobs in their community and chapters.

57 CONNECT ON SOCIAL MEDIA !

UPCOMING SUBMISSIONS Connect on social media Facebook, Twitter and Instagram to keep up with SER activities. Also, for newsletter submission deadlines.

SER ELEVATED PROGRAMMING UPDATES Get National and Regional programming updates as well as regional committee notes.

Also, our newest section is SER & Order from Regional Parliamentarian check it out!

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CHAPTER ANNIVERSARIES

Atlanta Chapter

THE ATLANTA CHAPTER IS KNOWN FOR DOING BIG THINGS so it's no surprise that even their virtual 70th anniversary celebration was a marvel.

Mothers received a hand-delivered keepsake box that included a bottle of Prosecco, an etched champagne flute, a decorated pastry and a 70th-anniversary lapel pin. During the October 10 event on the Topia platform, mothers had conversations with those near them on the platform, watched chapter videos, saw the muchanticipated fundraising committee presentation -- and even made their avatars dance! Mothers "walked" away reverent about the chapter’s history and excited to propel the Atlanta Chapter into the future.

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NASHVILLE CHAPTER The Nashville Chapter is the Mother chapter of the Sweet, Sweet, Southeastern Region of Jack and Jill of America, Incorporated. It was the first chapter chartered in the Southeastern Region in April of 1947 and the twelfth chapter of Jack and Jill.

For the month of September, Chapter Editor Celia Conley interviewed mothers (or dads) that were

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chapter legacies. These memorable moments,

throwback photos, and the love that they are now able to pass on to their children, have kindled a

renewed commitment within the chapter to make it

better than before. Nashville will be celebrating its 75th anniversary throughout the year.

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SUNCOAST CHAPTER

In recognition of it’s 30-year anniversary, the Suncoast Chapter participated in a football game to support the HBCU represented team, Florida A&M University. This chapter-wide event provided an enjoyable college football experience while taking part in a rich cultural and educational event aimed at encouraging chapter youth to see the value of attending an HBCU while supporting the national organization’s commitment to supporting HBCUs. This event raised funds to support the chapter’s foundation efforts.

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Florida's First Chapter Celebrates 70 Years of Chapter Excellence!

Since it's chartering, September 15, 1951, one of the goals of the Tallahassee Chapter has been to work with and include parents and children of families other than its own, and to engage in projects for the betterment of the Big Bend community. The chapter has been extremely successful in achieving it's goals.

To commemorate the 70th Anniversary, mothers of the Tallahassee Chapter have launched a “For Our Future” Campaign to raise $70,000 to Transform and ELEVATE African American Communities, One Child at A Time. Long Live Jack and Jill!

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GREATER CHATTANOOGA Happy 7th Anniversary to the Gracious Greater Chattanooga Chapter On October 11, 2014, the Greater Chattanooga Chapter was installed as the 239th chapter of Jack and Jill of America, Incorporated by 25th National President, Joli Cooper-Nelson (who was the National Vice President at the time) and Past Southeastern Regional Director Gail Ash Dotson. A total of nineteen (19) mothers became charter members of the Greater Chattanooga Chapter. We are grateful to our sponsoring chapter, the Williamson County (TN) Chapter. In the short time of our existence, the Greater Chattanooga Chapter has received a number of awards for exemplary/outstanding programs regionally and nationally. Today, the Greater Chattanooga Chapter has 27 mother members, three (3) Associates and one (1) Life Member and continues to grow gracefully.

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SAVANNAH

The Sensational Savannah Chapter of Jack and Jill of America, Incorporated is celebrating sixty-one years of rearing AfricanAmerican leaders while enhancing the lives of all children in our community. Shown here are children from our Guys and Dolls, Lads and Lassies, and Princes and Princesses groups kicking off our sixtyfirst programming year with Yoga in the Park on October 10, 2021.

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GNAC Celebrates a Decade Dedicated to the Children

On Sunday, September 12, 2021, after a year of pivots, the Greater North Atlanta Chapter (GNAC) was finally able to celebrate its 10 (plus 1) year anniversary with a magnificent COVIDsafe event at the Foundry at Puritan Mill. Led by Past President Maria Aguilar, this celebration allowed mother members to reflect on their first decade dedicated to the children and pay special recognition to charter moms, associates, and 2020 and 2021 newly initiated/Legacy moms.

GNAC Charter Mom Karen Greer served as mistress of ceremony as the group was honored to have 23rd National President Tamara Turnley Robinson, 25th National President Joli Cooper, Past Southeastern Regional Director Marjorie Mitchell, and Past NSAC President Helen Mitchell bring greetings and congratulatory words to mother members. Gatherers were overjoyed to spend time together reminiscing on GNAC’s major accomplishments and celebrating this milestone occasion.

MONTGOMERY

The Montgomery Chapter hosted a Time Capsule Burial Ceremony, “Preserving Our History for the Future” on Saturday, May 15, 2021, to commemorate it’s 66th Anniversary. The ceremony was held at the Historic Harris Home, where activists and local groups met during the civil rights movement. The time capsule was filled with historic momentos including photos, reflections, and personal letters from members for future generations to read and share 25 years from now.

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ATHENS Athens Chapter President Michelle Phillips, Vice President Mariel Blake, Chapter Treasurer Zaheerah Biggers and Legacy Mom Cheryl Sewer thoroughly enjoyed Mothers' Work Day 2021. The trainings, workshops, Homecoming Party and inspiring Grace Wyatt Leadership Luncheon gave the attendees many ideas to share with the chapter for selfcare and community service.

ATLANTA

More than 25 Atlanta Chapter moms attended the Southeastern Region Mothers’ Workday, themed “Educate to Elevate Your Experience.” It was an opportunity for them to have fun while learning about ways to elevate the Jack and Jill experience for our children and all children.

AUGUSTA Eleven mothers from the 5-Star Augusta, Georgia Chapter attended the Southeastern Region’s Mothers' Work Day held October 2021 in Alpharetta, Georgia. The chapter officers in attendance also participated in regional training focusing on the areas of Membership, Finance, Programming and Leadership Development.

These awesome mothers enjoyed the Stomp the Yard SER Homecoming Party, where they proudly displayed customized shirts representing their undergraduate institutions, and were tickled pink and blue when their sister moms enjoyed their rendition of ”Mr. Telephone Man” by New Edition. Hats off to the leaders and mothers of the SER for a wonderful event!

BIRMINGHAM

Birmingham Chapter Mothers Attend Southeastern Region Mothers' Work Day On the weekend of October 1-2, 2021, mothers of the Birmingham Chapter attended the Regional Mothers' Work Day held at the Avalon Hotel in Alpharetta, GA. The host chapters were Stone Mountain and East Suburban Atlanta. Friday kicked off with workshops for program directors, treasurers, and presidents.

It ended on a FUN note with a "Rep Your College Party and Lip Sync Contest.”

Saturday consisted of workshops for program directors, treasurers, teen sponsors, new moms, moms of seniors and moms seeking healthy alternative options. Attendees were excited to have witnessed the Inaugural Grace Wyatt Mothers' Work Day Luncheon, renamed after the Honorable Past National Vice President Grace Wyatt of Mobile, Alabama who carried out the vision of Mothers' Work Day almost 50 years ago.

BREVARD COUNTY

The Moms from Brevard County Chapter was able to step out and have a little fun the Friday evening before the business of Mothers' Work Day began. The chapter has been blessed with new mothers who not only bring beautiful smiles and warm hearts, but fresh ideas and untapped positive energy! The new mothers gained insight and a regional perspective. Attending mothers gained a spark of energy for the chapter that is continuing the momentum of a productive Programming Year!

BUCKHEAD ATLANTA The Mothers of the Buckhead Atlanta Chapter (BAC) soared to excellence at this year’s 2021 SER Mothers' Work Day. The BAC continues to Educate and Elevate its families not only in its village but also surrounding communities.

Long Live Jack and Jill!

EAST SUBURBAN ATLANTA

The East Suburban Atlanta Chapter along with the Stone Mountain Chapter of Jack and Jill of America hosted Mothers' Work Day which was held in Alpharetta Georgia on October 1st – October 2nd.

The event was nothing less than a success!

There were games, great speakers, a plethora of moving and informative breakout sessions, and prodigious memories made!

Host chapters enjoyed serving all the moms who participated this year and look forward to an amazing year of eventful programming within the organization!

FAYETTE COUNTY AREA

The Fayette County Area Chapter (FCAC) of Jack and Jill of America, Inc. had 18 Mother members in attendance at the Southeastern Regional Mothers' Work Day in Alpharetta, GA. Fayette County's own, Mom CaMia Jackson, was announced as the Southeastern Region’s Legislative Chair. FCAC Moms represented at the Old School Social Event where they showed off their moves and displayed their HBCU Pride. A number of the Chapter's newer mothers were excited to attend this event as this was their first opportunity to interact with mothers from other chapters in person.

Mom CaMia Jackson, SER Legislative Chair at SER MWD FCAC Chapter President and Mother Member at SER MWD FCAC Chapter Members in Attendance at SER MWD

GREATER METROPOLITAN ATLANTA “Educated to Elevate” at the 2021 Mothers' Work Day The Greater Metropolitan Atlanta Chapter (GMAC) mothers participated in the Fall 2021 Mothers' Work Day (MWD) themed “Educate to Elevate your Experience” October 1-2, 2021, at The Hotel at Avalon in Alpharetta, Georgia. Twenty-four (24) GMAC Mothers rallied in support of their beloved founding Chapter President, now Regional Director, Darlene Whittington, ensuring the first Mothers’ Work Day under her administration was a show-stopping success! This year’s theme incorporated the college and homecoming traditions of attending college classes and a much anticipated– Homecoming celebration.

During the Stomp the Yard SER Pre-Game Homecoming Party Friday night, GMAC Mothers enjoyed a safe, fun-filled night of music, dancing, and lip sync battles while wearing their college/university paraphernalia. Saturday, they attended classes to further their education in Jack and Jill University.

GMAC Mothers of the SER graduated MWD with more knowledge, skills and experiences that will elevate our chapter, families, and beloved Jack and Jill.

GREATER NORTH ATLANTA

Greater North Atlanta Attends MWD In Great Numbers GNAC is ready to #LevelUp and execute a dynamic programming year as 28 Mother Members showed up to Mothers’ Work Day ready to share and learn.

MACON

Macon Chapter moms…sharing, bonding and growing together to better serve the children and the community.

MOBILE

The Mobile Chapter was proud to celebrate its own Past SER Regional Director and Past National Vice President, Grace Wyatt at the inaugural Grace Y. Wyatt Southeastern Region Mothers Work Day Leadership Luncheon. Moms were filled with knowledge and were prepared to hit the ground running this program year.

NASHVILLE The Nashville Chapter mothers had a wonderful time at Mothers' Work Day. Several members, including those who were recently inducted in the spring, caravanned together to enjoy and handle regional business in their beautiful blush pink pantsuits.

Immediate Past Regional Director Latrecia Jordan and Co-Program Director LaDonya Johson played a part in the workshop breakouts. Mothers were able to witness the Inaugural Grace Y. Wyatt Mothers' Work Day Luncheon, and meet the notable Mrs. Wyatt, who conceived the notion of the Work Day over 48 years ago.

It was the perfect energizer for our program year!

PENSACOLA

Pensacola Chapter Mothers Unite at 2021 SER Mothers' Work Day Mothers from the Pensacola Chapter made their way to the Southeastern Region Mothers' Work Day and enjoyed their HBCU themed experience.

The attendees understood the assignment and returned home feeling educated, elevated and ready to share what they learned during the breakout session with other Pensacola chapter mother members to support efforts to engage with each other and the community.

SAVANNAH

Thank you to the East Suburban Atlanta and Stone Mountain Chapters of Jack and Jill of America, Inc. for hosting an amazing SER Mothers' Work Day in Alpharetta, GA in October. Five mother members attended from the Savannah Chapter including Chapter President Tara Aikens, Chapter Vice President MarRonde Lumpkin-Lotson, Correspondence Secretary Angel Williams, Chapter Treasurer Leslie Tyson, and Historian Tamika Wright. They received valuable professional development and officer training, and supported two amazing community projects. All who attended look forward to elevating the Savannah Chapter programming experiences with the knowledge that was gained.

The South Miami (SoMi) Chapter showed up at the SER Mothers' Work Day in full force- with twelve active mothers and one associate in attendance, it was the largest noted chapter attendance at MWD in over eight years. The SoMi moms wasted no time enjoying the wonderful experience planned out by the host chapters and took the stage Friday night to perform their best karaoke performance. On Saturday, they immersed themselves in the business of JJOA while capping off the night fellowshipping together. It was a much-needed connection point for the mothers who have been meeting virtually since March 2020.

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Stone Mountain Chapter, alongside East Suburban Atlanta Chapter, hosted The 2021 Southeastern Region's Mothers' Work Day. Guided by President Marissa Key, Stone Mountain Mothers Adria Welcher and Erin Littles chaired and co-chaired, respectively. Mothers Dr. Tinisha Parker, Exec. Dir, Student Services, Gwinnett County Public Schools, led a gender norms session, while DeKalb County Solicitor-General Donna Coleman-Stribling, and CPT Aprille Moore, Fulton County Sheriff's Office, led teen summit sessions on community policing.

TUSCALOOSA

Seven mothers from the Tuscaloosa Chapter traveled to GA to learn and connect with sistermoms from across the region at Mothers' Work Day (MWD). One busy mom – Regional Teen Advisor, Keisha Lowther, MD (unfortunately not pictured) – provided education to MWD attendees regarding COVID vaccination while pulling double duty in support of the region’s teens during their virtual summit, which was held concurrently. Other participating moms from the chapter included President Mara Ray-Jones, Program Director Danielle Fulghum, Treasurer/Lead Teen Sponsor Kenyatta Browne, Financial Secretary Keita Gore, Recording Secretary/Technology Chair Crystal Cuby Richardson, and Chapter Editor/Community Service Chair Audrey Austin. The host chapters’ hospitality and programming were appreciated by those who attended, as they anticipate lthe implemention of all that was learned at Mothers’ Work Day.

TUSKEGEE

The Tuskegee Chapter was well represented at Mothers' Work Day. Eight mothers, Dr. Florence Holland (Regional Treasurer), Tisha Lowery (President), Eboni Grace (Vice President), Wendy Strain Boykin (Treasurer and Immediate Past President), Yashica Frazier (Financial Secretary), August Haygood (Programming Chair – Virtual), Tamara Smith (Corresponding Secretary) and Jamila Walker, attended. It was a wonderful weekend of celebration and education in the sisterhood of motherhood.

WEST GEORGIA The West Georgia Chapter (WGC) had a great time meeting and connecting with other mother members from the Sweet Sweet Southeastern Region at the SER 2021 Regional Mothers' Work Day! Ten of the chapter's “Best of the Best from I-20 West” moms participated in two days of seminars and training, and returned more knowledgeable in their respective roles. WGC is grateful to RD Darlene and the regional team, who charged attendees to leverage our individual strengths to support collective efforts.

Special congratulations to outstanding Chapter Treasurer Sakira, who led the way for the West Georgia Chapter to be recognized as the first chapter in the entire Southeastern Region to submit their per capita payment accurately! We thank our sister moms for representing West Georgia Excellence while leading with Village Love.

CHAPTER SPOTLIGHT NORTH SUBURBAN ATLANTA CHAPTER ...ON THE MOVE

Making History.. .

CHAPTER SPOTLIGHT

NORTH SUBURBAN ATLANTA CHAPTER

Chapter Officers 2021 - 2022 President: Cecily McDaniel Vice President: Stacey McNeil Lead Program Director: Kimberly Fisher Program Director: Lature Hicks Program Director: Isis Nelson Graham Program Director: Mandy Joseph CHAPTER PRESIDENT CECILY MCDANIEL

Treasurer: Maria Martin Financial Secretary: Shaletha Bolden Recording Secretary: Monique McNeill Corresponding Secretary: Nonja Anderson Editor: Dana Ewell Historian: Inger Bishop Veazie

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SENIOR TEEN EXECUTIVE BOARD

NORTH SUBURBAN ATLANTA CHAPTER

President: Gabrielle Bates First Vice President: Laine McDaniel Second Vice President: Christian Taab Treasurer: Kamryn Bolden Recording Secretary: Chelsea Williams Corresponding Secretary: Gabrielle Briscoe Foundation Co-Chairs: Kendall Brisco, Tyler Hart & Jonah Hildreth Historian: Caitlyn Hardaway Editor: Isaiah Hicks Protocol Chair: Cole Hardaway Parliamentarian: Justin Shepherd Chaplin: Louis Bates Sergeant at Arms: Spencer Snipe Legislative Chair: Taylor Bonner

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NORTH SUBURBAN ATLANTA CHAPTER ...ON THE MOVE

Making History.. .

CHAPTER HISTORY In April, 1979 twenty-five women living in the northern suburban section of Atlanta met to discuss the possibility of establishing a chapter of Jack and Jill of America, Inc. In May, the group submitted an application to Jack and Jill of America, Inc. and in September was accepted as a provisional chapter under the sponsorship of Jack and Jill of America, Inc., Atlanta Chapter. The provisional chapter was chartered by Jack and Jill of America, Inc. with 29 members in July 1980 and installed as Jack and Jill of America, Inc., North Suburban Atlanta Chapter on September 14, 1980.

North Suburban Atlanta Chapter has had the honor of watching several of its own serve Jack and Jill of America, Inc. at both the Regional and National levels.

From 2007-2009, former NSAC President, Tamara Turnley Robinson served as Southeastern Regional Director. In 2009, she became the National Endorsed Candidate. At the 39th National Convention, Mrs. Robinson was elected National Vice President. In addition, former NSAC President Helen Mitchell was appointed Regional Parliamentarian for 2010-2011, and served the National Foundation. Finally, and most recently, our own Kim Jones Snipe was appointed to the National Bylaws Committee. Kimberly Fisher was appointed to the "We Are One" National Task Force. It is truly wonderful to see the commitment and leadership shown by the mothers of North Suburban Atlanta Chapter.

We all are truly blessed to be a part of an organization such as Jack and Jill, where collectively we strive to mold our children into productive individuals who will be the leaders of tomorrow.

FUNDRAISING C H A P T E R S

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Commissioned in honor of the Atlanta Chapter's 70th anniversary, Q U I E T P O W E R, a new work by iconic Atlanta artist Dr. Fahamou Pecou, invites the viewer to think about hope and parenthood.

Pecou says the painting is specifically inspired by the Jack and Jill prayer.

In his words: "Q U I E T P O W E R speaks to the noble strength and love we find in the arms of our mothers ... Hope is your mother's hand on your shoulder and your ancestors' dreams in your D.N.A."

Proceeds benefit Black Women's Health Imperative/SIS Circle; AFLAC Cancer & Blood Disorders Center - Children's Healthcare of Atlanta; and the Jack and Jill of America Foundation. The chapter also has a creative social media campaign in which our children recreate Pecou's work.

Buy prints and related merchandise beginning October 29 at www.jjatlgiving.com.

GREATER NORTH CENTRAL FLORIDA

GREATER TAMPA In support of Jack and Jill of America Foundation, Greater Tampa Chapter’s Talented10th (6-8 grades) worked diligently to put on its first annual Fall Family Fun Fest on October 23. The pre-teens planned a full day of spooky Halloween-themed fun for all ages, including games, rock climbing, bouncy house, laser tag, gaming truck and haunted house. They also sold food and baked goods to raise additional funds. Proceeds from the public event exceeded expectations by over $1,000, with the Tal10ths and community support raising upwards of $3,000. Way to go GTC Tal10ths, our future community leaders!

JACKSONVILLE The Jacksonville Chapter presented its signature fundraiser, the 17th Biennial Les Beautillion Militaire entitled “The Sensational 7, Who are Overcoming Obstacles during Unprecedented Times.” As a result of COVID, the Chapter had to pivot from plans for an in person Beautillion to a virtual one. The seven young men who participated included Jordan Cooley, Marcus Gray, James Henson, Jordan Pearson, Julian Smith, Jakobe Stanford and Carl Tremble, Jr. The recording was released in the summer 2021.

View this amazing show here: https://youtu.be/PEMsc8qAKyg

As a part of the Beautillion, the Beaux learned to waltz with their Belles, and they participated in four workshops focused on keeping the faith in tumultuous times, wellness and working for Gen Z, situational awareness and sex, drugs and hip hop. The Beaux also planned and participated in a community service project on February 15, benefitting 50 people living in the tent city in downtown Jacksonville. They purchased and distributed masks, hand sanitizer, soap, toothbrushes and toothpaste, snacks and water.

The Beautillion was an impactful experience for the Beaux and their families.

MEMPHIS In honor of Breast Cancer Awareness month, the Memphis Chapter honored those in the fight against breast cancer. We participated in the 2021 Making Strides of Memphis Breast Cancer Walk!! As a team, we walked and donated to support the fight against breast cancer… Our Theme for the Walk – “Sisters Don’t Let Sisters Fight Breast Cancer Alone!”

MONTGOMERY

The Montgomery Chapter will host a Holiday Bake Sale from October 22 - November 22, 2021. Cakes, pies, and cheesecakes will be available for purchase from local vendors. All pre-order sales will benefit the Jack and Jill Foundation.

Email jackandjillmontgomerychapter@gmail.com for more details.

SER ELEVATED PROGRAMMING

NOVEMBER UPDATES National

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Our Program Directors serve as the Drum Majors to your ELEVATED PROGRAMMING EXPERIENCE! We encourage each mother member to review our Programming Course Material in an effort to constantly EDUCATE to ELEVATE YOUR EXPERIENCE: SER ELEVATED PROGRAMS: https://bit.ly/30yY6iJ

TOGETHER, all mothers, serve as the integral parts of the Programming Success for ALL Children!

On November 1st, our Regional Program Co-Chairs rolled out our 2021 - 2022 ELEVATED PROGRAMS. Please reach out to us if you have any questions. We are here to serve.

Up the Hill Together,

RPC Selika RPCC Shannon RPCC Tammy

NATIONAL PROGRAMMING NOVEMBER UPDATES On Mission

On Purpose Proud SER Moment: All 46 SER Program Handbooks (PHBs) were successfully uploaded to Digital Cheetah. PHB scores will be distributed by mid-February – early March 2022.

National Best of the Best Bi-Monthly Recognition The purpose of the National Best of the Best Bi-Monthly Recognition is to recognize chapters for the execution of exemplary programming throughout the programming year. Each region will have a 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place winner for each award cycle.

Submissions will be accepted from Chapter Presidents or Program Directors via Digital Cheetah on a bi-monthly: November 15, January 15, March 15, & May 15. Please check your inbox for details. Please note: The Bi-Monthly BOB Recognition is in addition to the National Best of the Best in Programming Recognition during the National Convention.

Home for the Holidays: A Jingle ‘Jama Jam 2nd Annual VIRTUAL National Event Save-the-Date: Sunday, December 5, 2021, 7 p.m. EST Click here to register for the family: https://bit.ly/3CcsooV. Teens will have a special platform & registration link for their event.

Fall Semester Monthly PD Meeting: Second Wednesdays at 8 p.m. EST Click to Register: https://bit.ly/3GEOJyD

Contact: RPC Selika Sampson, RPCSelikaSER@gmail.com

NOVEMBER UPDATES SER ELEVATED PROGRAMMING

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NOVEMBER UPCOMING EVENTS AND UPDATES

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NOVEMBER UPCOMING EVENTS AND UPDATES

RPCC Tammy Means

RPCTammySER@gmail.com · Clusters/Super Clusters: https://bit.ly/3nwbgoJ Oratorical Toolkit: https://bit.ly/3CmHfxO Monthly SER Best of the Best Showcase: https://bit.ly/3C9Vgip · Book Club: 2021-2022 SER Book Club Selections:

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Mentor to PDs in Georgia & Tennessee

RPCC Shannon Chambers

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RPCShannonSER@gmail.com Stock Market Exchange 2.0: Register each team separately via our Google Form Stock Market Exchange 2.0 https://bit.ly/31LTWou

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Wednesday, November 17, 2021, at 8 p.m. EST, Train the Trainer session. Click here to join the meeting: https://bit.ly/3jERbLE

Gavel Club Completion Checklist: Pre K – 12 Grades ONE FORM: https://bit.ly/3H6J4lf Mentor to PDs in Alabama, Mississippi, & Florida

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OUTSTANDING TEEN

MONTGOMERY

The Montgomery Chapter is pleased to recognize Ava Howard as an Outstanding Teen. Ava recently placed in the top ten in the Math for Health Careers International Competition during the HOSA Future Health Professionals 44th Annual International Leadership Conference, June 23-26, 2021. She received the Excellence Award as a finalist in the Math for Health Careers Competition. As the representative for the state of Alabama at HOSA International, Ava earned first place in the qualifying event for the second year in a row.

The daughter of Stephanie and Andre’ Howard, Ava attends George Washington Carver High School where she is the Freshman Class President. Ava is also a varsity cheerleader and a Universal Cheer Association All-American Cheerleader. She also enjoys running track. Active in the Montgomery Chapter since she was two years old, Ava is the current Teen Protocol Chair and immediate past president of the Junior Teens.

OUTSTANDING TEEN MISSISSIPPI GULF COAST

Mississippi Gulf Coast month spotlights talented teen Tré Patton who performed at the Big Soulfest Concert at the MS Coast Coliseum this past September. He is an A/B Honor Roll Student at Biloxi High School and a member of the Biloxi SoundSurge Showchoir, Theater, Accapella Group and Band. Tré did an amazing job singing alongside the well-known R&B artist Kalvin Kosha as an opener to K. Michelle, Anthony Hamilton & Maze featuring Frankie Beverly. He is a true example of how hard work and perseverance pay off!

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