Lisa Sutton (SCSD2 Corporate Member) was nominated for the Mayor’s Good Neighbor Award
Category: Builders Club
K Kids visit to the preschool
One of the most successful efforts our Kiwanis Club has embarked on the past six years is the sponsorship of Service Leadership Programs in Scott County. As Kiwanis, we believe the best way to improve a community is to improve the kids in that community. Our Service Leadership Programs do that.
There are two different types of Service Leadership Programs we sponsor in Scott county, programs like the BUG Progrram and Clubs like K-Kids, Builders Club and Key Club. Our Kiwanis Club in cooperation with both SCSD1 and SCSD2 sponsor the BUG Program in all five elementary schools in Scott County (~300 Students). We also sponsor two Key Clubs (SHS and AHS), a Builders Club (SMS) and two K-Kids Clubs (VFES and LES). All of these clubs develop leadership through community service. We have outstanding Faculty Advisors, Angela Bray (SHS), Rusty Jones & Chandra Tally (AHS). Lisa Sutton (SMS), Katie Sawin (VFES) and Lee Anna Willett (LES). We have a strong team of Kiwanis Advisors to help me with these clubs, Terry Davis (AHS), Monte Roth (SHS and LES), and Eric Mullins (VFES).
All these students are learning how to think about how they can improve their community and school, how to plan projects, how to organize and schedule, how to speak and promote projects. They are all making a difference in our community and our schools and I couldn’t be more proud of the students and advisors. Several of our graduates are now in Circle K (the college version of SLP) continuing their development as leaders and community servants.
A great example is the project the LES K-Kids just completed at the end of the school year. They volunteered to assist with the Lexington Good Faith Pre-School giving up their recess to volunteer with these young pre-school students. Just look at the pictures to see how much fun these students had serving these younger members of their community. These are our leaders of the future.
Thank you for the opportunity to work with them! Thank you to all our faculty advisors and Kiwanis advisors. You are making a difference and I’m proud to serve with you!
The Scottsburg Middle School Builders Club
The Scottsburg Middle School Builders Club entered the Kiwanis Christmas Float in the Austin Christmas parade. Pictured are members of the Builders Club with the float just before the parade started. This is the third year the Builders Club has entered the Kiwanis Float in the Austin Christmas Parade. The float won first place for Civic/Youth Organization. The second picture is members of the Builders Club with the Austin City Mayor, Dillo Bush receiving their trophy. Congratulations to the Builders Club. This is the third award they’ve won in three years in both the Austin Christmas Parade and the Scottsburg Christmas Parade. A special thanks to Lisa Sutton, John Mastin, Sonya Mastin, Monte Roth and Kevin Zhang of the SHS Key Club for helping with float, parade and flags for the Scottsburg Parade.
Kiwanis Family Christmas Card
The Scottsburg High School Key Club volunteered to build the Kiwanis Family Christmas Card to display near the ramp entrance to Scottsburg by Frontage Road. Pictured are Rachel prepping Kiwanis member Monte Roth’s hand to put his hand print on the card (Denise Pelfrey is in the backgroun) and showing the progress on the card to Kiwanis Advisor Al Riggle. Rachel recently brought the card to the Scottsburg Kiwanis Club meeting at the Quality Inn to enlisht Kiwanis members help in creating wreaths on the card made out of hand prints of members. The Key Club is getting all the Service Leadership Program clubs to make a wreath of hand prints on the Christmas Card from teh Kiwanis Family. Current members of the Kiwanis Family in Scott County are the Kiwanis Cub, SHS Key Club, SMS Builders Club and VFES K-Kids Club. New clubs are being chartered this year at Austin High School, Johnson Elementary School and Lexington Elementary School. From all the Kiwanis Family, Merry Christmas!
Treyton Caudell, President of the Scottsburg Middle School Builders Club
The Scottsburg Kiwanis Club held their annual meeting at the Hickory Creek Nursing Home ( a Scottsburg Kiwanis Club Corporte Member). Hickory Creek has hosted the annual meeting for over ten years now. Treyton Caudell, President of the Scottsburg Middle School Builders Club attended to represent the Builders Club at this Kiwanis Family event. However, Treyton was recognized along with all the Builders Club members for earning their second consecutive Distinguished Club award from Kiwanis International. Pictured with Treyton are from left to right Al Riggle, Kiwanis Advisor to the Builders Club, Treyton and David Wilson, President of the Scottsburg Kiwanis Club. An achievement report is submitted at the end of each school year identifying projects the club planned and conducted, membership growth, meeting attendance, fundraisers, officer training, and others. The achievement report is used to determine how many points each club earns. For the second consecutive year, the Builders Club earned enough points to be recognized as a Distinguished Club. Only three schools in the Indiana District earned this recognition. Congratulations to the members of the Builders Club and their advisor, Lisa Sutton.
Scottsburg Middle School Builders Club presented a check for $800
The Scottsburg Middle School Builders Club presented a check for $800 to Barb Decker for the Scott County Child Abuse Prevention Council to pay for the Terry Hall Prevent Child Abuse Program conducted in the schools every other year. The Terry Hall program is one of the most effective child abuse prevention programs. Pictured is Builders Club President Treyton Caudell presenting the check to Barb Decker surrounded by members of the Builders Club. The council approached the Builders Club to help them raise the $800 needed to fund this program. The Builders Club participated in the Kiwanis 5K to raise the money. They sincerely thank all their sponsors who supported them in this effort. Builders Club members who ran in the Kiwanis 5K are Treyton Caudell, Sarah Everett, Dylan Whittymore and Jack Land. The Builders Club had the most sponsors of any group who participated.
The Scottsburg Kiwanis Club recognized Lisa Sutton
The Scottsburg Kiwanis Club recognized Lisa Sutton for her service to our kids in Scott County as Faculty Advisor of the Scottsburg Middle School Builders Club and helping out with various service projects such as pancake breakfasts, spaghetti dinners, bell ringing for Clearinghouse, Back To School Bash and others. Kiwanis President David Wilson presented Lisa the Starfish Award for making a difference in our community. Pictured are from left to right Jack Land, Builders Club Treasurer; David Wilson, Sam Everett, Builders Club Vice President; Lisa Sutton, Sarah Everett, Builders Club Secretary; and Treyton Caudell, Builders Club President. Thanks to Lisa for her dedication to our kids!
The Scottsburg Middle School Builders Club
Members of the SMS Builders Club at their first club meeting of the 2016-17 school year.
Lisa Sutton wearing a most appropriate had on hat day. It was her birthday!!
The Scottsburg Middle School Builders Club participated in the annual Kiwanis 5K to raise money for the Child Abuse Prevention Program. Thanks to outstanding community support they were able to raise $800 for this important program. They won the $100 award for obtaining the most overall sponsors for the run. Pictured are Don Cooper from the Kiwanis club presenting the certificate to Builders Club President Treyton Caudill and members of the Builders Club. The Builders Club is sponsored by the Kiwanis Club and is part of the Kiwanis Family of Clubs in Scott County. Their purpose is to develop leadership skills through community service. Anyone interested in joining the Builders Club should contact Lisa Sutton, SMS Builders Club Faculty Advisor.
Scottsburg Kiwanis Club Pancake Breakfast
The Scottsburg Kiwanis Club held its first pancake breakfast of 2016 on 5 Mar at the Scottsburg United Methodist Church. Thank you to all who participated and helped with the pancake breakfast. Through these fundraisers, the Kiwanis are able to provide support for programs and projects for kids in Scott County.
Lisa Sutton, David Wilson, Ruby Wakeman, Kathy Yount, April Ramoni and Tiffany Barrett volunteering at the breakfast.
Guests enjoying the pancake breakfast.
Guests enjoying the pancake breakfast.
Kiwanis Club President David Wilson volunteering at the pancake breakfast
Builders Club students helping with the dishes in the kitchen.
Nick South, Gene Counard and Ross St Clair working in the kitchen
Ruby Wakeman visiting with Kiwanis Member April Ramoni with Gene Counard in the background.
Students attending the pancake breakfast.
Scottsburg Middle School Builder Club members working with Kiwanis Members Wes Clark, Nick South, Chris Wakeman, Gene Counard and Ross St Clair in the kitchen.
Scottsburg Kiwanis Charter member and our longest serving member, Gordon Julian enjoying the breakfast.
Valerie Wilson, Pastor of Scottsburg United Methodist Church having breakfast with some of our kids.
Kiwanis Club of Scottsburg’ November Pancake Breakfast
Thank You to the Scott County Community for Your Support
The Scottsburg Kiwanis Club held a successfu pancake breakfast thanks to the generosity of the Scott County Community. The Scottsburg United Methodist Church generously allow the Kiwanis to use their Fellowship Hall and kitchen. The proceeds from the pancake breakfast go to support programs and projects in Scott County for kids. The Kiwanis believe the best way to improve a community is to improve the kids in that community. Community support for events like this help the Kiwanis host leadership clubs in the schools that promote community service and the BUG Program to provide incentives for academic improvement. Pictured below are scenes from the pancake breakfast:
Kiwanis member LL Lowry and guest.
Members of the Scottsburg Middle School Builders Club helping with the dishes in the kitchen.
Guests enjoying the pancake breakfast.
Guests enjoying the pancake breakfast.
SMS Builders Club students volunteering with Lisa Sutton, SMS Builders Club Faculty Advisor; David Wilson, Scottsburg Kiwanis Club President; and Ryan Penrod, Scottsburg Kiwanis Club President Elect.
Kiwanis members Paul Rogers and Wes Clark cooking breakfast.
Kiwanis members Al Riggle and LL Lowry discussing Kiwanis Service Leadership Programs.
Community supporters enjoying the pancake breakfast.
Pastor Valerie Wilson of the Scottsburg United Methodist Church and David Wilson, President of the Scottsburg Kiwanis Club.
Guests, Ryan Penrod (Kiwanis President Elect), David Wilson (Kiwanis President), Rachel Pelfrey (SHS Key Club Vice President) and John Mastin (Kiwanis Member).
John Mastin (Kiwanis Member) refilling biscuits, guests, and Paul Rogers (Kiwanis Member).
Paul Rogers and Guy Townsend (Kiwanis Members).
