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| Volume 80 Issue 47 | Wed, June 9, 2021 | Rota-Scribe Christian Estaban |
After President Ken’s opening remarks, we had the following Club News:
Dan Ouweleen: Rotary Cares clinic on June 12th for Raymond Elementary School.
Jim Williams: Reminder to RSVP for demotion night.
Zoot Velasco: Announces return to Coyote Hills in July.
Today, we welcomed a patriotic moment from Dan Ouwleen, an invocation from Thad Sandford, and guests Greg Eubanks from Crittenton, Dan & Ruthy from Vanguard University, Joe Baldo from Higher Ground, and Andrew Gregson from the Chamber of Commerce.
Finemaster: Farrell Hirsch “cancelled” these unsuspecting members. Let the TikTok apology videos begin!
Christian Esteban ($5), citing a patriarchal society
Bill Hite ($5) for cultural appropriation
Dan Ouweleen ($5) for reciting the pledge with “under God”
All educators in attendance for teaching history.
In the end, Farrell covered all fines and cancellation with $75
Program: Fullerton School District—featuring Board Vice President Bev Berryman, Assistant Superintendent of Educational Services Dr. Julienne Lee, Math Coordinator Jason Chong, Jenel Lao (Data Strategy & Program Development), and Phil Ling (Innovation & Instructional Support).
Here are some highlights from our time together with the Fullerton School District:
Incredible specialized programming is offered through FSD Educational Services, Child Development Services, Student Support Services, Curriculum and Instructional Services, and much more.
Pathfinder: A program for all K-8 students that focuses on these questions: “What is your passion? Who are you? What are you about?”
FSD believes in these mantras and practices: “Learn it. Experience it. Do something about it. Show it off. Impact your community. Change the world.”
FSD Steam Vision has 3 focus areas: Robotics, App & Design Challenge, and STEM Discovery.
Speech and Debate: There are 3 kinds of programs, including interpretation (poetry, storytelling), public speaking (making a famous speech their own), and debate & limited prep (speaking on current events). These programs build socio-emotional competencies and workplace skills such as empathy, teamwork, communication, growth mindset, critical thinking, creativity, persistence, and more.
President Ken’s closing mantra—“Go out and be good people and great Rotarians!”