Kentucky-Tennessee K Kids Clubs

Arlington Elementary School ­ Lexington, KY
Athens-Chilesburg Elementary ­ Lexington, KY
Belmont Elementary School ­ Hopkinsville, KY
Berea Community Elementary School ­ Berea, KY
Blount County Boys and Girls Club ­ Alcoa, TN
Cardinal Valley Elementary ­ Lexington, KY
Eastside Elementary School (*) ­ Warren County, TN
Farragut Intermediate ­ Farragut, TN
Gavin H. Cochran Elementary ­ Louisville, KY
Harold McCormick Elementary ­ Elizabethton, TN
Harrison Elementary School ­ Lexington, KY
Holston View Elementary ­ Bristol, TN
Hopkinsville Boys and Girls Club ­ Hopkinsville, KY
John F Kennedy Montessori Elementary ­ Louisville, KY
Lansdowne Elementary School ­ Lexington, KY
Mapleton Elementary School - Mount Sterling, KY
Martin Luther King Elementary ­ Hopkinsville, KY
Middlesboro Intermediate ­ Middlesboro, KY
Millbrooke Elementary ­ Hopkinsville, KY
Norwood Elementary - Norwood, Knoxville, TN
Powell Elementary School - Norwood, Knoxville, TN
Rocky Hill School - Knoxville, TN
Salyersville Grade School ­ Salyersville, KY
Southside Elementary ­ Versailles, KY
Southside Elementary ­ Beattyville, KY
Squires Elementary ­ Lexington, KY
St Paul the Apostle Catholic School ­ Tullahoma, TN
Stevenson Elementary - Russellville-Logan County, KY
Townsend Elementary - Foothills, Townsend, TN
Walden School - Saint Matthews, KY
West Side Elementary School ­ Elizabethton, TN

(*) This was the first K Kids Club and has more than 200 members

Click on school names that are underlined to visit their web site.


K-T K-Kid is Runner-up in International Speech Competion

Brittany Campbell of Lansdowne Elementary in Lexington won the K-Kids District speech contest and was judged runner-up in the International competition.



 What is K-Kids

K-Kids is the newest and fastest growing service organization for elementary students worldwide. These clubs are ideally suited for students in grades 1 through 5 (ages 6 to 12).

K-Kids is a "student-led" community-service organization, which operates under school regulations and draws its members from the student body.

K-Kids clubs can also be established in a community-based organization. Such organizations might include, but are not limited to: community library, Boys Club, Girls Club, YMCA, YWCA, or a church.

K-Kids is unique because it's sponsored by a local Kiwanis club, composed of leading business and professional people of the community.

The K-Kids' motto is "We Build," and its objectives are:

To provide opportunities for working together in service to school and community.
To develop leadership potential.
To foster and development of strong moral character.
To encourage loyalty to school, community, and nation.

To learn more about K-Kids Clubs click here

 


Details on the Chartering Process

Clubs wishing to charter a new Circle K, Key Club, Builders, AKTion or KKids before Oct 1, has the option to charter with just member dues and to purchase the supporting materials ( banner, bell, gavel, pins, handbooks, etc) a la carte.

For the Charter year, there is no limit as to the number of members a club may have--in other words, for the charter fee the whole school can be members of the club the first year. Dues may be collected on the local level to start the club's treasury.

The paperwork for the Petition to Charter for all clubs will be changing slightly--mostly in the check off section to be sure the sponsorship fee is included with the Petition.

If you have any questions, please contact the chartered youth administrator

Please note--the $150 KKids fee is an yearly fee. After the charter year, the other clubs just pay the regular International and approprate District and Club dues.

K-KIDS DISTRICT ADMINISTRATOR
Kenny L. Smith
kennysmith6@insightbb.com


K-Kids photos from Kiwanis International Headquarters

Shoes collected by K-Kids as part of an international project. Outside of the headquarters was a semi truck being filled with shoes for delivery to children throughout the world.


Examples of K-Kids Scrapbooks
on display at the
2003 International Convention


One of the winning posters in the K-Kids poster contest on display at the international convention


The K-Kids Club is part of the Family Circle that surrounds a tree at the Kiwanis International Headquarters in Indianapolis, Indiana


K-Kids Club Leadership

K-KIDS DISTRICT ADMINISTRATOR
Kenny L. Smith

Spouse: Melanie
545 Mt. Tabor Road
Lexington, KY 40502
859-269-6941 (Home)
859-271-1384 (Work)
859-333-9909 (Cell)
Lexington - #194
kennysmith6@insightbb.com


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