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Applications are now being accepted for the 46th US Senate Youth Program. 11th and 12th grade students have the opportunity to win a $5,000 scholarship, along with a trip to Washington D.C. to experience the federal government in action.
Students in advanced government classes, as well as speech and debate teams, are especially encouraged to apply.
The deadline is October 5th.
Find more information at: www.ade.az.gov/constituentservices/USYouth/.
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Do you need volunteers for your community event or nonprofit organization? Never fear! The Cienega High School Key Club is here!
The 20+ members of the Cienega Key Club are looking for opportunities to serve the Vail community in the upcoming months.
Alex Donaldson, a junior at CHS and Vice President of the Key Club, said that the purpose of the club is to help out in the community and to volunteer our services to anyone who needs them.
Trey Maples, the Key Club President and a senior at CHS, pointed out that the club has been involved in several big projects already this year, but theyre also looking for new opportunities, So far, weve assembled desks at the district office and helped out a foster home. We also have a toy drive going on and were planning to go to the community food bank in the near future.
Maples said that the club is open to all kinds of projects because they really want to make a difference with lots of people.
If you have a project that could benefit from the assistance of bright and energetic young people, contact Advisor Aimee Rogers at rogersa@vail.k12.az.us or at 520-879-2911.
PICTURED FROM LEFT TO RIGHT:
Back Row: Nathan Porterfield, Christian Johnson
Front Row: Kaylee Dusek, Alex Donaldson, Trey Maples, Andy Scott
