The students also handed their parents a copy of the agenda for the conference and the students picked up their copy of the agenda. The students moved right onto their “top ten” things that they wanted their parents to learn at conferences. (ALWAYS start with the positives, no matter what conference style you are having, right?!?). Here was our conference day agenda, which the kids knew like the back of their hand!!Īs the students walked into the classroom, they went straight to their desk…just like I taught them!Īfter I gave a brief 3 minute welcome and explanation about the conference format, the students became the star of the show! They began by talking with their parent (s) and sharing their snapshot of learning.
I should not have spent ONE minute worrying…because the kids did AWESOME!!! So impressive to hear them talk about what we are learning in class! I was a little nervous because we did not have the time for an official “dress rehearsal.” I was also nervous that the kiddos would be nervous and clam up for the actual conference. This event may be scheduled to run con-currently with the NFL District Qualifer Student Congress Event.įor more information, contact Gayle Hyde at or Sue Anderson at be sure to submit a report to the club secretary-treasurer Cynthia Kaldor at whenever you perform a fundraising or service project so our club can get credit with LCI.Since our conferences were on Thursday night (and Friday morning- no school day), we just spent Thursday preparing for the conferences. Local club winners will be identified in September of each year and invited to compete at the state Finals. The Dakota NFL Lions Club will be taking the lead in helping other Lions Clubs in North Dakota to sponsor local "Speak Up for Service" speech contests. Donate the food to the local food pantry. Consider reducing entry fees by $1/slot for every canned good collected.Give the glasses to the Lions Eye Bank of North Dakota. Consider reducing entry fees by $1/slot for every pair of used glasses collected.All funds raised can be donated to a worthy Lions cause. Consider holding a “jeans tournament.” If contestants pay $2, they may wear jeans to the competition.Members that are associated with NFL chapters are encouraged to be creative in their fundraising efforts. Other Fundraising or Service Opportunities The funds will be placed in the project fund and distributed in the form of scholarships in June when the North Dakota NFL Roughrider National Qualifiers leave for the national speech tournament sponsored by the National Forensic League. Checks or payment should be made to secretary-treasurer Cynthia Kaldor at 1861 Wood Moor Pl, Bismarck, ND 58501. If club members are not comfortable or qualified to judge, they may raise their $50 donation using any alternative means they choose.
To accomplish this goal, every member will be asked to perform enough volunteer judging to raise $50 that will be donated to the fund. The Dakota NFL Lions Club has a goal of raising $3,000 of scholarship funds to support the district qualifiers from North Dakota to the National NFL Tournament. Fundraising Projects Scholarship Fund for National Qualifiers to NFL Tournament
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The planting should be digitally photographed with the photo sent to secretary-treasurer Cynthia Kaldor at so she can send the verification to LCI on the monthly membership report. Every club is asked to plant one tree for each member.Įach Dakota NFL Lions Club members is asked to plant at least one tree. International President Tam has set a goal of planting 1.35 million trees during 2011-2012 (one for every Lion in the world). This year, LCI is promoting four international initiatives:Īny service that addresses these international initiatives makes the club eligible for international recognition. These hours may be fulfilled by volunteer judging, coaching, helping with local arrangements for tournaments, tournament management, or any other activity that supports the local NFL chapter.Īs members complete their service, they are asked to submit a brief description of what they did and the hours they spent doing the service to club secretary-treasurer Cynthia Kaldor at Every month, the club must report its service hours to Lions Clubs International (LCI). Every member is asked to donate 10 hours of service in support of local NFL chapters.
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