Keilani Crespi never thought she would accomplish so much during her four years of high school, and says she doesn't think she could be more grateful for the opportunities that have come her way. She has participated in athletics, choir, and several school programs throughout high school, including the Juanita High School chapter of Safe School Ambassadors, a program which trains students to combat bullying within their school and community environments. Keilani has been deeply interested in the field of education ever since she began volunteering with Lake Washington School District in 2017.
Claire Charvet, a senior in Juanita High School’s Cambridge Program, is actively involved in many clubs and leadership positions at her school. This year, Claire is the secretary for her school’s National Honor Society chapter and is also deeply involved in many clubs and activities including Juanita’s theatre program, Model United Nations, and several others. When not in school, during the past few summers and some weekdays, Claire volunteers at the Kirkland Hopelink Food Bank helping to distribute boxes of food to people.
Isabel Grizzard was selected this year both for Student of the Month honors and to receive an award through the club's scholarship program. Isabel and her mother sent notes of thanks, which are reproduced here.
The club’s board of directors met on Thursday, June 17, for what was President James Nevers’ final board meeting as president. Highlights included an update on progress of plans for the Duck Dash in September (see the full minutes for details); comments on the progress of "hybrid" meetings combining Zoom access and in-person attendance at The Woodmark Hotel, and plans for the club leadership to transition to incoming president Dave DeBois. Look for the board meeting schedule to be published in the calendar in the near future.
Keilani Crespi never thought she would accomplish so much during her four years of high school, and says she doesn't think she could be more grateful for the opportunities that have come her way. She has participated in athletics, choir, and several school programs throughout high school, including the Juanita High School chapter of Safe School Ambassadors, a program which trains students to combat bullying within their school and community environments. Keilani has been deeply interested in the field of education ever since she began volunteering with Lake Washington School District in 2017.
Claire Charvet, a senior in Juanita High School’s Cambridge Program, is actively involved in many clubs and leadership positions at her school. This year, Claire is the secretary for her school’s National Honor Society chapter and is also deeply involved in many clubs and activities including Juanita’s theatre program, Model United Nations, and several others. When not in school, during the past few summers and some weekdays, Claire volunteers at the Kirkland Hopelink Food Bank helping to distribute boxes of food to people.
The club’s board of directors met on Thursday, June 17, for what was President James Nevers’ final board meeting as president. Highlights included an update on progress of plans for the Duck Dash in September (see the full minutes for details); comments on the progress of "hybrid" meetings combining Zoom access and in-person attendance at The Woodmark Hotel, and plans for the club leadership to transition to incoming president Dave DeBois. Look for the board meeting schedule to be published in the calendar in the near future.
