EarlyAct FirstKnight Rotarians have always made it a priority to cater to our youth with programs that include leadership camps, scholarships, top student recognition events, and immunization programs. We also recognize that we see a steady decline in discipline, respect, and responsibility among our students toward their teachers, students and elders. Rotary Clubs have an opportunity to work with their schools and teachers and implement an award winning "Character" building program called Early Act/First Knight (EAFK) which is built around gallant knights and chivalry. It starts at the elementary school level. Rotary Clubs sponsor the program, work with the schools and the EAFK organization and have had great success. EarlyAct FirstKnight® (or EAFK) is a powerful, daily character education program for elementary and middle schools, made available by The Knights of The Guild and many Rotary Clubs. Created by Dr. Randall Parr, EAFK creatively teaches and motivates students to become more civil, service-oriented people during their most formative years.
Find out why EAFK is the best character education resource available and how your club can have a project which benefits students, teachers, their schools, community and ultimately society. For details contact District Chair of EAFK Bud McBrayer, PDG of District 5810 at budmcbrayr@aol.com or Karl Clauss at khclauss@gmail.com.
Membership growth as of March 7, 2017 10 or more Addison, Dallas-Uptown, Fair Park (Dallas), North Texas Pioneers 5-9 Greenville, Park Cities, Rockwall, Grayson County, Rowlett 1-4 Bonham, Fairview, Frisco Sunrise, Grand Prairie Metro, Lake Texoma (Pottsboro), Melissa, Midlothian, Dallas, Duncanville, Prestonwood , Royse City, Dallas North, De Soto, McKinney Sunrise, Preston Trail, Whitesboro, Allen, Carrollton-Farmers Branch, Coppell, E-Club of North Texas, Irving Sunrise, Plano Sunrise, Richardson, Terrell That is 129 new Rotarians, so far, this year. Way to go new member recruiters! Membership guru Randy Watkins at randy.watkins@academymortgage.com
On Fire, Baby! rotary5810.org
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