Club Structure
Key Club International
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Key Club is a student-led, high school organization. Our members make the world a better place through service. In doing so, we grow as individuals and as leaders by answering the call to lead, summoning the courage to engage, and developing the heart to serve. Key Club is represented with three colors: blue, white and gold. Blue stands for unwavering character, white stands for purity, and gold stands for service. Key Club International is made up of Districts. Key Club International has over 276,000 members, 5,000 clubs, 33 districts, and 38 countries. Key Club International is run by the International President, International Vice President, 11 International Trustees.
CNH District
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The CNH District is made up of three states: California, Nevada, and Hawaii. Regions help to make up a District. The CNH District is the largest district in Key Club International and has over 41,500 members, 700 clubs, 77 divisions, and 18 regions. The Cali-Nev-Ha District is led by our District Board, which includes our District Executives, Leadership Team, and Lieutenant Governors. Together, our 41,500 members, 700 clubs, 77 divisions, and 18 regions make up our CNH District and together, we are the CNH Bees.
Region 13
Region 13 is one of the 18 regions in the CNH District. Divisions help to make up Regions and there are seven Divisions that make up our Region. These Divisions include Division 10 North, Division 10 South, Division 15 East, Division 15 North, Division 15 South, Division 35 East, Division 35 West. Together, we are the Region 13 Lionfish.
Division 10 South
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Division 10 South is one of the 70+ division in CNH District. Clubs help to make up Divisions and there are 10 clubs that make up Division 10 South, which include Alhambra, Don Bosco, Gabrielino, Mark Keppel, Montebello, San Gabriel, San Gabriel Mission, Schurr, Rosemead, and Woodrow Wilson. Our division mascot is a blue turtle or Squirtle, and our division colors are blue and yellow. Each month we host a Division Council Meeting, often referred to as DCMS, where each club and our Division will go over new and old business. DCMS normally take place on Sundays and will be announced 7-9 days prior!
Mark Keppel Key Club
Mark Keppel High School Key Club is one of ten schools in Division 10 South. We are located in Alhambra, CA and we volunteer at marathons and host canned food drives to help give back to the city of Alhambra. We host biweekly club meetings every second and fourth Thursday of the month. If you happen to miss a meeting, take a look at our Meeting Archive tab to catch up on all the information you missed!