Founded in 1998 the Lions Academy is a private school. Located in Isiolo County, Kenya. Northern Kenya has semi-arid conditions, with infertile soils not suitable for growing crops. It is hot and dry. The yearly rains are unreliable. The region is unfavorable for economic development. Many people earn a small salary well below the poverty line. Life is challenging, HIV Aids is epidemic, touching and ruining a majority of families. The region lives in a state of constant unrest.
Harriet Nkatha, Head Mistress, pressed the need for a boarding facility for disadvantaged and orphaned children in the area. The County Government donated a 5 acre piece of land for development of the facility.
What began as a kindergarten school, Lions Academy has grown tremendously over the years. Enrollment fluctuates but currently the school has a total of 57 boys and 64 girls. 25 of the children are orphans, the remainder are day students. The children range in ages from 5 to 14. There is a staff of 13 teachers, a cook, 2 night guards and the head mistress, Harriet Nkatha, who takes care of the boarders.
In 2007 the Lions Academy moved from a small leased facility to a newly built school. The school was funded by two members from Kiwanis of Tellico Village. The school has been faced with many obstacles over the years. Floods, drought, building collapse, theft but they have endured. Three new building were completed in 2019. The government officials approved the new construction. They have, however, requested one additional building be erected.
Lions Academy has been a happy Christian environment and the school follows the national syllabus. The students are taught basic life skills such as knitting, sewing and farming. A number of the Lions Academy pupils have gone on to join good high schools and public universities in Kenya. Each year the school has ranked very high academically and achieved first place in 2008. It ranked ninth in the country in the national drama competition. the children are well disciplined. They take their education seriously, realizing that doing well in school is their only way out of poverty.
The students are fed three meals a day, one of which is porridge. Food prices continue to rise every year, stressing the budget. The school has a Management Committee which oversees the curriculum, financial concerns and management. The student tuition fees that are collected, unfortunately, do not cover all expenses.Local and national funding for the school is non-existent. Lions Academy must rely on donations from friends and tourists.
The school’s strength and vitality come from Head Mistress, Harriet Nkatha. She has dedicated her life to helping the unfortunate children of Kenya. She too comes from a very humble beginning. Harriet strives to provide a better life for the children who have come from the streets or are orphaned. The students have great dreams. They work hard to achieve their goals.
With the help of God, prayers and assistance of others, the Lions Academy will survive !
To download a copy of the Lions Academy Brochure, please click on the photo below.
Lenoir City Elementary School, 203 Kelly Ln, Lenoir City, TN 37771, USA
The Lending Library Program at Lenoir City Elementary Schoolis an exemplary initiative designed to promote a passion for reading amongkindergarten students. Every Thursday, resolute Kiwanis volunteers serve aslibrarians. Equipped with a cart full of diverse books, children are given theopportunity to independently select a book that interests them. This processnot only empowers young learners to make their own reading choices but alsoinstills a sense of responsibility as they manage their borrowed books. Teacherssupply folders containing useful reading tips for parents, ensuring that thereading experience continues beyond the classroom into the home. This endeavorfosters an environment that celebrates literacy and promotes lifelong learning.Volunteers dedicate approximately one hour of their time from 7:45 a.m. to approximately8:30 a.m.
Shepherd of the Lake Lutheran Church, 143 Chota Ctr, Loudon, TN 37774, USA
Our meetings are open to all. Our programs include guest speakers from all walks of life. Their presentations are educational and entertaining.
Club accomplishments, upcoming projects and events are discussed. Not a member? Come join us and discover what Kiwanis is all about. As our guest, lunch is on us. Click on the link below to see who will be our guest speaker.
Loudon Elementary School, 2175 Roberts Rd, Loudon, TN 37774, USA
Our club contributes bothfinancial resources and volunteer efforts tothis program promoted inLenoir City Schools and Loudon County Schools. The main goal for Get Your Selfie2 School! is tounite community partnersand sponsors from individuals, businesses, corporations, civic groups,non-profit service providers, and faith-based organizations to assist in promoting the importance of regular schoolattendance.
Lenoir City Elementary School, 203 Kelly Ln, Lenoir City, TN 37771, USA
The Lending Library Program at Lenoir City Elementary Schoolis an exemplary initiative designed to promote a passion for reading amongkindergarten students. Every Thursday, resolute Kiwanis volunteers serve aslibrarians. Equipped with a cart full of diverse books, children are given theopportunity to independently select a book that interests them. This processnot only empowers young learners to make their own reading choices but alsoinstills a sense of responsibility as they manage their borrowed books. Teacherssupply folders containing useful reading tips for parents, ensuring that thereading experience continues beyond the classroom into the home. This endeavorfosters an environment that celebrates literacy and promotes lifelong learning.Volunteers dedicate approximately one hour of their time from 7:45 a.m. to approximately8:30 a.m.
Loudon Elementary School, 2175 Roberts Rd, Loudon, TN 37774, USA
We contribute both financial resources and volunteer effortsto this program, which supports students at Loudon Elementary School who are inneed. Our members pack bags filled with nutritious snacks from the fouressential food groups twice a month. The packing begins the Friday following aclub meeting at 9:30 a.m. and is typically completed by 10:30 a.m. Teachers thendiscreetly distribute these snack bags to the children. Second Harvest managesthe purchase and delivery of the food items directly to the school.
Lenoir City Elementary School, 203 Kelly Ln, Lenoir City, TN 37771, USA
The Lending Library Program at Lenoir City Elementary Schoolis an exemplary initiative designed to promote a passion for reading amongkindergarten students. Every Thursday, resolute Kiwanis volunteers serve aslibrarians. Equipped with a cart full of diverse books, children are given theopportunity to independently select a book that interests them. This processnot only empowers young learners to make their own reading choices but alsoinstills a sense of responsibility as they manage their borrowed books. Teacherssupply folders containing useful reading tips for parents, ensuring that thereading experience continues beyond the classroom into the home. This endeavorfosters an environment that celebrates literacy and promotes lifelong learning.Volunteers dedicate approximately one hour of their time from 7:45 a.m. to approximately8:30 a.m.
Shepherd of the Lake Lutheran Church, 143 Chota Ctr, Loudon, TN 37774, USA
Our meetings are open to all. Our programs include guest speakers from all walks of life. Their presentations are educational and entertaining.
Club accomplishments, upcoming projects and events are discussed. Not a member? Come join us and discover what Kiwanis is all about. As our guest, lunch is on us. Click on the link below to see who will be our guest speaker.
Our club contributes both financial resources and volunteer efforts to this program promoted in Lenoir City Schools and Loudon County Schools. The main goal for Get Your Selfie2 School! is to unite community partners and sponsors from individuals, businesses, corporations, civic groups, non-profit service providers, and faith-based organizations to assist in promoting the importance of regular school attendance.
Lenoir City Elementary School, 203 Kelly Ln, Lenoir City, TN 37771, USA
The Lending Library Program at Lenoir City Elementary Schoolis an exemplary initiative designed to promote a passion for reading amongkindergarten students. Every Thursday, resolute Kiwanis volunteers serve aslibrarians. Equipped with a cart full of diverse books, children are given theopportunity to independently select a book that interests them. This processnot only empowers young learners to make their own reading choices but alsoinstills a sense of responsibility as they manage their borrowed books. Teacherssupply folders containing useful reading tips for parents, ensuring that thereading experience continues beyond the classroom into the home. This endeavorfosters an environment that celebrates literacy and promotes lifelong learning.Volunteers dedicate approximately one hour of their time from 7:45 a.m. to approximately8:30 a.m.
Lenoir City Elementary School, 203 Kelly Ln, Lenoir City, TN 37771, USA
The Lending Library Program at Lenoir City Elementary Schoolis an exemplary initiative designed to promote a passion for reading amongkindergarten students. Every Thursday, resolute Kiwanis volunteers serve aslibrarians. Equipped with a cart full of diverse books, children are given theopportunity to independently select a book that interests them. This processnot only empowers young learners to make their own reading choices but alsoinstills a sense of responsibility as they manage their borrowed books. Teacherssupply folders containing useful reading tips for parents, ensuring that thereading experience continues beyond the classroom into the home. This endeavorfosters an environment that celebrates literacy and promotes lifelong learning.Volunteers dedicate approximately one hour of their time from 7:45 a.m. to approximately8:30 a.m.
Shepherd of the Lake Lutheran Church, 143 Chota Ctr, Loudon, TN 37774, USA
Our meetings are open to all. Our programs include guest speakers from all walks of life. Their presentations are educational and entertaining.
Club accomplishments, upcoming projects and events are discussed. Not a member? Come join us and discover what Kiwanis is all about. As our guest, lunch is on us. Click on the link below to see who will be our guest speaker.
Lenoir City Elementary School, 203 Kelly Ln, Lenoir City, TN 37771, USA
The Lending Library Program at Lenoir City Elementary Schoolis an exemplary initiative designed to promote a passion for reading amongkindergarten students. Every Thursday, resolute Kiwanis volunteers serve aslibrarians. Equipped with a cart full of diverse books, children are given theopportunity to independently select a book that interests them. This processnot only empowers young learners to make their own reading choices but alsoinstills a sense of responsibility as they manage their borrowed books. Teacherssupply folders containing useful reading tips for parents, ensuring that thereading experience continues beyond the classroom into the home. This endeavorfosters an environment that celebrates literacy and promotes lifelong learning.Volunteers dedicate approximately one hour of their time from 7:45 a.m. to approximately8:30 a.m.
Lenoir City Elementary School, 203 Kelly Ln, Lenoir City, TN 37771, USA
The Lending Library Program at Lenoir City Elementary Schoolis an exemplary initiative designed to promote a passion for reading amongkindergarten students. Every Thursday, resolute Kiwanis volunteers serve aslibrarians. Equipped with a cart full of diverse books, children are given theopportunity to independently select a book that interests them. This processnot only empowers young learners to make their own reading choices but alsoinstills a sense of responsibility as they manage their borrowed books. Teacherssupply folders containing useful reading tips for parents, ensuring that thereading experience continues beyond the classroom into the home. This endeavorfosters an environment that celebrates literacy and promotes lifelong learning.Volunteers dedicate approximately one hour of their time from 7:45 a.m. to approximately8:30 a.m.
Shepherd of the Lake Lutheran Church, 143 Chota Ctr, Loudon, TN 37774, USA
Our meetings are open to all. Our programs include guest speakers from all walks of life. Their presentations are educational and entertaining.
Club accomplishments, upcoming projects and events are discussed. Not a member? Come join us and discover what Kiwanis is all about. As our guest, lunch is on us. Click on the link below to see who will be our guest speaker.
Lenoir City Elementary School, 203 Kelly Ln, Lenoir City, TN 37771, USA
The Lending Library Program at Lenoir City Elementary Schoolis an exemplary initiative designed to promote a passion for reading amongkindergarten students. Every Thursday, resolute Kiwanis volunteers serve aslibrarians. Equipped with a cart full of diverse books, children are given theopportunity to independently select a book that interests them. This processnot only empowers young learners to make their own reading choices but alsoinstills a sense of responsibility as they manage their borrowed books. Teacherssupply folders containing useful reading tips for parents, ensuring that thereading experience continues beyond the classroom into the home. This endeavorfosters an environment that celebrates literacy and promotes lifelong learning.Volunteers dedicate approximately one hour of their time from 7:45 a.m. to approximately8:30 a.m.
Lenoir City Elementary School, 203 Kelly Ln, Lenoir City, TN 37771, USA
The Lending Library Program at Lenoir City Elementary Schoolis an exemplary initiative designed to promote a passion for reading amongkindergarten students. Every Thursday, resolute Kiwanis volunteers serve aslibrarians. Equipped with a cart full of diverse books, children are given theopportunity to independently select a book that interests them. This processnot only empowers young learners to make their own reading choices but alsoinstills a sense of responsibility as they manage their borrowed books. Teacherssupply folders containing useful reading tips for parents, ensuring that thereading experience continues beyond the classroom into the home. This endeavorfosters an environment that celebrates literacy and promotes lifelong learning.Volunteers dedicate approximately one hour of their time from 7:45 a.m. to approximately8:30 a.m.
Lenoir City Elementary School, 203 Kelly Ln, Lenoir City, TN 37771, USA
The Lending Library Program at Lenoir City Elementary Schoolis an exemplary initiative designed to promote a passion for reading amongkindergarten students. Every Thursday, resolute Kiwanis volunteers serve aslibrarians. Equipped with a cart full of diverse books, children are given theopportunity to independently select a book that interests them. This processnot only empowers young learners to make their own reading choices but alsoinstills a sense of responsibility as they manage their borrowed books. Teacherssupply folders containing useful reading tips for parents, ensuring that thereading experience continues beyond the classroom into the home. This endeavorfosters an environment that celebrates literacy and promotes lifelong learning.Volunteers dedicate approximately one hour of their time from 7:45 a.m. to approximately8:30 a.m.
Shepherd of the Lake Lutheran Church, 143 Chota Ctr, Loudon, TN 37774, USA
Our meetings are open to all. Our programs include guest speakers from all walks of life. Their presentations are educational and entertaining.
Club accomplishments, upcoming projects and events are discussed. Not a member? Come join us and discover what Kiwanis is all about. As our guest, lunch is on us. Click on the link below to see who will be our guest speaker.
Lenoir City Elementary School, 203 Kelly Ln, Lenoir City, TN 37771, USA
The Lending Library Program at Lenoir City Elementary Schoolis an exemplary initiative designed to promote a passion for reading amongkindergarten students. Every Thursday, resolute Kiwanis volunteers serve aslibrarians. Equipped with a cart full of diverse books, children are given theopportunity to independently select a book that interests them. This processnot only empowers young learners to make their own reading choices but alsoinstills a sense of responsibility as they manage their borrowed books. Teacherssupply folders containing useful reading tips for parents, ensuring that thereading experience continues beyond the classroom into the home. This endeavorfosters an environment that celebrates literacy and promotes lifelong learning.Volunteers dedicate approximately one hour of their time from 7:45 a.m. to approximately8:30 a.m.
Lenoir City Elementary School, 203 Kelly Ln, Lenoir City, TN 37771, USA
The Lending Library Program at Lenoir City Elementary Schoolis an exemplary initiative designed to promote a passion for reading amongkindergarten students. Every Thursday, resolute Kiwanis volunteers serve aslibrarians. Equipped with a cart full of diverse books, children are given theopportunity to independently select a book that interests them. This processnot only empowers young learners to make their own reading choices but alsoinstills a sense of responsibility as they manage their borrowed books. Teacherssupply folders containing useful reading tips for parents, ensuring that thereading experience continues beyond the classroom into the home. This endeavorfosters an environment that celebrates literacy and promotes lifelong learning.Volunteers dedicate approximately one hour of their time from 7:45 a.m. to approximately8:30 a.m.
Shepherd of the Lake Lutheran Church, 143 Chota Ctr, Loudon, TN 37774, USA
Our meetings are open to all. Our programs include guest speakers from all walks of life. Their presentations are educational and entertaining.
Club accomplishments, upcoming projects and events are discussed. Not a member? Come join us and discover what Kiwanis is all about. As our guest, lunch is on us. Click on the link below to see who will be our guest speaker.
Lenoir City Elementary School, 203 Kelly Ln, Lenoir City, TN 37771, USA
The Lending Library Program at Lenoir City Elementary Schoolis an exemplary initiative designed to promote a passion for reading amongkindergarten students. Every Thursday, resolute Kiwanis volunteers serve aslibrarians. Equipped with a cart full of diverse books, children are given theopportunity to independently select a book that interests them. This processnot only empowers young learners to make their own reading choices but alsoinstills a sense of responsibility as they manage their borrowed books. Teacherssupply folders containing useful reading tips for parents, ensuring that thereading experience continues beyond the classroom into the home. This endeavorfosters an environment that celebrates literacy and promotes lifelong learning.Volunteers dedicate approximately one hour of their time from 7:45 a.m. to approximately8:30 a.m.
Lenoir City Elementary School, 203 Kelly Ln, Lenoir City, TN 37771, USA
The Lending Library Program at Lenoir City Elementary Schoolis an exemplary initiative designed to promote a passion for reading amongkindergarten students. Every Thursday, resolute Kiwanis volunteers serve aslibrarians. Equipped with a cart full of diverse books, children are given theopportunity to independently select a book that interests them. This processnot only empowers young learners to make their own reading choices but alsoinstills a sense of responsibility as they manage their borrowed books. Teacherssupply folders containing useful reading tips for parents, ensuring that thereading experience continues beyond the classroom into the home. This endeavorfosters an environment that celebrates literacy and promotes lifelong learning.Volunteers dedicate approximately one hour of their time from 7:45 a.m. to approximately8:30 a.m.
Shepherd of the Lake Lutheran Church, 143 Chota Ctr, Loudon, TN 37774, USA
Our meetings are open to all. Our programs include guest speakers from all walks of life. Their presentations are educational and entertaining.
Club accomplishments, upcoming projects and events are discussed. Not a member? Come join us and discover what Kiwanis is all about. As our guest, lunch is on us. Click on the link below to see who will be our guest speaker.
Lenoir City Elementary School, 203 Kelly Ln, Lenoir City, TN 37771, USA
The Lending Library Program at Lenoir City Elementary Schoolis an exemplary initiative designed to promote a passion for reading amongkindergarten students. Every Thursday, resolute Kiwanis volunteers serve aslibrarians. Equipped with a cart full of diverse books, children are given theopportunity to independently select a book that interests them. This processnot only empowers young learners to make their own reading choices but alsoinstills a sense of responsibility as they manage their borrowed books. Teacherssupply folders containing useful reading tips for parents, ensuring that thereading experience continues beyond the classroom into the home. This endeavorfosters an environment that celebrates literacy and promotes lifelong learning.Volunteers dedicate approximately one hour of their time from 7:45 a.m. to approximately8:30 a.m.
Lenoir City Elementary School, 203 Kelly Ln, Lenoir City, TN 37771, USA
The Lending Library Program at Lenoir City Elementary Schoolis an exemplary initiative designed to promote a passion for reading amongkindergarten students. Every Thursday, resolute Kiwanis volunteers serve aslibrarians. Equipped with a cart full of diverse books, children are given theopportunity to independently select a book that interests them. This processnot only empowers young learners to make their own reading choices but alsoinstills a sense of responsibility as they manage their borrowed books. Teacherssupply folders containing useful reading tips for parents, ensuring that thereading experience continues beyond the classroom into the home. This endeavorfosters an environment that celebrates literacy and promotes lifelong learning.Volunteers dedicate approximately one hour of their time from 7:45 a.m. to approximately8:30 a.m.
Shepherd of the Lake Lutheran Church, 143 Chota Ctr, Loudon, TN 37774, USA
Our meetings are open to all. Our programs include guest speakers from all walks of life. Their presentations are educational and entertaining.
Club accomplishments, upcoming projects and events are discussed. Not a member? Come join us and discover what Kiwanis is all about. As our guest, lunch is on us. Click on the link below to see who will be our guest speaker.
Lenoir City Elementary School, 203 Kelly Ln, Lenoir City, TN 37771, USA
The Lending Library Program at Lenoir City Elementary Schoolis an exemplary initiative designed to promote a passion for reading amongkindergarten students. Every Thursday, resolute Kiwanis volunteers serve aslibrarians. Equipped with a cart full of diverse books, children are given theopportunity to independently select a book that interests them. This processnot only empowers young learners to make their own reading choices but alsoinstills a sense of responsibility as they manage their borrowed books. Teacherssupply folders containing useful reading tips for parents, ensuring that thereading experience continues beyond the classroom into the home. This endeavorfosters an environment that celebrates literacy and promotes lifelong learning.Volunteers dedicate approximately one hour of their time from 7:45 a.m. to approximately8:30 a.m.
Lenoir City Elementary School, 203 Kelly Ln, Lenoir City, TN 37771, USA
The Lending Library Program at Lenoir City Elementary Schoolis an exemplary initiative designed to promote a passion for reading amongkindergarten students. Every Thursday, resolute Kiwanis volunteers serve aslibrarians. Equipped with a cart full of diverse books, children are given theopportunity to independently select a book that interests them. This processnot only empowers young learners to make their own reading choices but alsoinstills a sense of responsibility as they manage their borrowed books. Teacherssupply folders containing useful reading tips for parents, ensuring that thereading experience continues beyond the classroom into the home. This endeavorfosters an environment that celebrates literacy and promotes lifelong learning.Volunteers dedicate approximately one hour of their time from 7:45 a.m. to approximately8:30 a.m.
Shepherd of the Lake Lutheran Church, 143 Chota Ctr, Loudon, TN 37774, USA
Our meetings are open to all. Our programs include guest speakers from all walks of life. Their presentations are educational and entertaining.
Club accomplishments, upcoming projects and events are discussed. Not a member? Come join us and discover what Kiwanis is all about. As our guest, lunch is on us. Click on the link below to see who will be our guest speaker.
Lenoir City Elementary School, 203 Kelly Ln, Lenoir City, TN 37771, USA
The Lending Library Program at Lenoir City Elementary Schoolis an exemplary initiative designed to promote a passion for reading amongkindergarten students. Every Thursday, resolute Kiwanis volunteers serve aslibrarians. Equipped with a cart full of diverse books, children are given theopportunity to independently select a book that interests them. This processnot only empowers young learners to make their own reading choices but alsoinstills a sense of responsibility as they manage their borrowed books. Teacherssupply folders containing useful reading tips for parents, ensuring that thereading experience continues beyond the classroom into the home. This endeavorfosters an environment that celebrates literacy and promotes lifelong learning.Volunteers dedicate approximately one hour of their time from 7:45 a.m. to approximately8:30 a.m.
Lenoir City Elementary School, 203 Kelly Ln, Lenoir City, TN 37771, USA
The Lending Library Program at Lenoir City Elementary Schoolis an exemplary initiative designed to promote a passion for reading amongkindergarten students. Every Thursday, resolute Kiwanis volunteers serve aslibrarians. Equipped with a cart full of diverse books, children are given theopportunity to independently select a book that interests them. This processnot only empowers young learners to make their own reading choices but alsoinstills a sense of responsibility as they manage their borrowed books. Teacherssupply folders containing useful reading tips for parents, ensuring that thereading experience continues beyond the classroom into the home. This endeavorfosters an environment that celebrates literacy and promotes lifelong learning.Volunteers dedicate approximately one hour of their time from 7:45 a.m. to approximately8:30 a.m.
Shepherd of the Lake Lutheran Church, 143 Chota Ctr, Loudon, TN 37774, USA
Our meetings are open to all. Our programs include guest speakers from all walks of life. Their presentations are educational and entertaining.
Club accomplishments, upcoming projects and events are discussed. Not a member? Come join us and discover what Kiwanis is all about. As our guest, lunch is on us. Click on the link below to see who will be our guest speaker.
Lenoir City Elementary School, 203 Kelly Ln, Lenoir City, TN 37771, USA
The Lending Library Program at Lenoir City Elementary Schoolis an exemplary initiative designed to promote a passion for reading amongkindergarten students. Every Thursday, resolute Kiwanis volunteers serve aslibrarians. Equipped with a cart full of diverse books, children are given theopportunity to independently select a book that interests them. This processnot only empowers young learners to make their own reading choices but alsoinstills a sense of responsibility as they manage their borrowed books. Teacherssupply folders containing useful reading tips for parents, ensuring that thereading experience continues beyond the classroom into the home. This endeavorfosters an environment that celebrates literacy and promotes lifelong learning.Volunteers dedicate approximately one hour of their time from 7:45 a.m. to approximately8:30 a.m.
Lenoir City Elementary School, 203 Kelly Ln, Lenoir City, TN 37771, USA
The Lending Library Program at Lenoir City Elementary Schoolis an exemplary initiative designed to promote a passion for reading amongkindergarten students. Every Thursday, resolute Kiwanis volunteers serve aslibrarians. Equipped with a cart full of diverse books, children are given theopportunity to independently select a book that interests them. This processnot only empowers young learners to make their own reading choices but alsoinstills a sense of responsibility as they manage their borrowed books. Teacherssupply folders containing useful reading tips for parents, ensuring that thereading experience continues beyond the classroom into the home. This endeavorfosters an environment that celebrates literacy and promotes lifelong learning.Volunteers dedicate approximately one hour of their time from 7:45 a.m. to approximately8:30 a.m.
Lenoir City Elementary School, 203 Kelly Ln, Lenoir City, TN 37771, USA
The Lending Library Program at Lenoir City Elementary Schoolis an exemplary initiative designed to promote a passion for reading amongkindergarten students. Every Thursday, resolute Kiwanis volunteers serve aslibrarians. Equipped with a cart full of diverse books, children are given theopportunity to independently select a book that interests them. This processnot only empowers young learners to make their own reading choices but alsoinstills a sense of responsibility as they manage their borrowed books. Teacherssupply folders containing useful reading tips for parents, ensuring that thereading experience continues beyond the classroom into the home. This endeavorfosters an environment that celebrates literacy and promotes lifelong learning.Volunteers dedicate approximately one hour of their time from 7:45 a.m. to approximately8:30 a.m.
Shepherd of the Lake Lutheran Church, 143 Chota Ctr, Loudon, TN 37774, USA
Our meetings are open to all. Our programs include guest speakers from all walks of life. Their presentations are educational and entertaining.
Club accomplishments, upcoming projects and events are discussed. Not a member? Come join us and discover what Kiwanis is all about. As our guest, lunch is on us. Click on the link below to see who will be our guest speaker.
Lenoir City Elementary School, 203 Kelly Ln, Lenoir City, TN 37771, USA
The Lending Library Program at Lenoir City Elementary Schoolis an exemplary initiative designed to promote a passion for reading amongkindergarten students. Every Thursday, resolute Kiwanis volunteers serve aslibrarians. Equipped with a cart full of diverse books, children are given theopportunity to independently select a book that interests them. This processnot only empowers young learners to make their own reading choices but alsoinstills a sense of responsibility as they manage their borrowed books. Teacherssupply folders containing useful reading tips for parents, ensuring that thereading experience continues beyond the classroom into the home. This endeavorfosters an environment that celebrates literacy and promotes lifelong learning.Volunteers dedicate approximately one hour of their time from 7:45 a.m. to approximately8:30 a.m.
Lenoir City Elementary School, 203 Kelly Ln, Lenoir City, TN 37771, USA
The Lending Library Program at Lenoir City Elementary Schoolis an exemplary initiative designed to promote a passion for reading amongkindergarten students. Every Thursday, resolute Kiwanis volunteers serve aslibrarians. Equipped with a cart full of diverse books, children are given theopportunity to independently select a book that interests them. This processnot only empowers young learners to make their own reading choices but alsoinstills a sense of responsibility as they manage their borrowed books. Teacherssupply folders containing useful reading tips for parents, ensuring that thereading experience continues beyond the classroom into the home. This endeavorfosters an environment that celebrates literacy and promotes lifelong learning.Volunteers dedicate approximately one hour of their time from 7:45 a.m. to approximately8:30 a.m.
Shepherd of the Lake Lutheran Church, 143 Chota Ctr, Loudon, TN 37774, USA
Our meetings are open to all. Our programs include guest speakers from all walks of life. Their presentations are educational and entertaining.
Club accomplishments, upcoming projects and events are discussed. Not a member? Come join us and discover what Kiwanis is all about. As our guest, lunch is on us. Click on the link below to see who will be our guest speaker.
Lenoir City Elementary School, 203 Kelly Ln, Lenoir City, TN 37771, USA
The Lending Library Program at Lenoir City Elementary Schoolis an exemplary initiative designed to promote a passion for reading amongkindergarten students. Every Thursday, resolute Kiwanis volunteers serve aslibrarians. Equipped with a cart full of diverse books, children are given theopportunity to independently select a book that interests them. This processnot only empowers young learners to make their own reading choices but alsoinstills a sense of responsibility as they manage their borrowed books. Teacherssupply folders containing useful reading tips for parents, ensuring that thereading experience continues beyond the classroom into the home. This endeavorfosters an environment that celebrates literacy and promotes lifelong learning.Volunteers dedicate approximately one hour of their time from 7:45 a.m. to approximately8:30 a.m.
Lenoir City Elementary School, 203 Kelly Ln, Lenoir City, TN 37771, USA
The Lending Library Program at Lenoir City Elementary Schoolis an exemplary initiative designed to promote a passion for reading amongkindergarten students. Every Thursday, resolute Kiwanis volunteers serve aslibrarians. Equipped with a cart full of diverse books, children are given theopportunity to independently select a book that interests them. This processnot only empowers young learners to make their own reading choices but alsoinstills a sense of responsibility as they manage their borrowed books. Teacherssupply folders containing useful reading tips for parents, ensuring that thereading experience continues beyond the classroom into the home. This endeavorfosters an environment that celebrates literacy and promotes lifelong learning.Volunteers dedicate approximately one hour of their time from 7:45 a.m. to approximately8:30 a.m.
Shepherd of the Lake Lutheran Church, 143 Chota Ctr, Loudon, TN 37774, USA
Our meetings are open to all. Our programs include guest speakers from all walks of life. Their presentations are educational and entertaining.
Club accomplishments, upcoming projects and events are discussed. Not a member? Come join us and discover what Kiwanis is all about. As our guest, lunch is on us. Click on the link below to see who will be our guest speaker.
Lenoir City Elementary School, 203 Kelly Ln, Lenoir City, TN 37771, USA
The Lending Library Program at Lenoir City Elementary Schoolis an exemplary initiative designed to promote a passion for reading amongkindergarten students. Every Thursday, resolute Kiwanis volunteers serve aslibrarians. Equipped with a cart full of diverse books, children are given theopportunity to independently select a book that interests them. This processnot only empowers young learners to make their own reading choices but alsoinstills a sense of responsibility as they manage their borrowed books. Teacherssupply folders containing useful reading tips for parents, ensuring that thereading experience continues beyond the classroom into the home. This endeavorfosters an environment that celebrates literacy and promotes lifelong learning.Volunteers dedicate approximately one hour of their time from 7:45 a.m. to approximately8:30 a.m.
Lenoir City Elementary School, 203 Kelly Ln, Lenoir City, TN 37771, USA
The Lending Library Program at Lenoir City Elementary Schoolis an exemplary initiative designed to promote a passion for reading amongkindergarten students. Every Thursday, resolute Kiwanis volunteers serve aslibrarians. Equipped with a cart full of diverse books, children are given theopportunity to independently select a book that interests them. This processnot only empowers young learners to make their own reading choices but alsoinstills a sense of responsibility as they manage their borrowed books. Teacherssupply folders containing useful reading tips for parents, ensuring that thereading experience continues beyond the classroom into the home. This endeavorfosters an environment that celebrates literacy and promotes lifelong learning.Volunteers dedicate approximately one hour of their time from 7:45 a.m. to approximately8:30 a.m.
Shepherd of the Lake Lutheran Church, 143 Chota Ctr, Loudon, TN 37774, USA
Our meetings are open to all. Our programs include guest speakers from all walks of life. Their presentations are educational and entertaining.
Club accomplishments, upcoming projects and events are discussed. Not a member? Come join us and discover what Kiwanis is all about. As our guest, lunch is on us. Click on the link below to see who will be our guest speaker.
Lenoir City Elementary School, 203 Kelly Ln, Lenoir City, TN 37771, USA
The Lending Library Program at Lenoir City Elementary Schoolis an exemplary initiative designed to promote a passion for reading amongkindergarten students. Every Thursday, resolute Kiwanis volunteers serve aslibrarians. Equipped with a cart full of diverse books, children are given theopportunity to independently select a book that interests them. This processnot only empowers young learners to make their own reading choices but alsoinstills a sense of responsibility as they manage their borrowed books. Teacherssupply folders containing useful reading tips for parents, ensuring that thereading experience continues beyond the classroom into the home. This endeavorfosters an environment that celebrates literacy and promotes lifelong learning.Volunteers dedicate approximately one hour of their time from 7:45 a.m. to approximately8:30 a.m.
Lenoir City Elementary School, 203 Kelly Ln, Lenoir City, TN 37771, USA
The Lending Library Program at Lenoir City Elementary Schoolis an exemplary initiative designed to promote a passion for reading amongkindergarten students. Every Thursday, resolute Kiwanis volunteers serve aslibrarians. Equipped with a cart full of diverse books, children are given theopportunity to independently select a book that interests them. This processnot only empowers young learners to make their own reading choices but alsoinstills a sense of responsibility as they manage their borrowed books. Teacherssupply folders containing useful reading tips for parents, ensuring that thereading experience continues beyond the classroom into the home. This endeavorfosters an environment that celebrates literacy and promotes lifelong learning.Volunteers dedicate approximately one hour of their time from 7:45 a.m. to approximately8:30 a.m.
Shepherd of the Lake Lutheran Church, 143 Chota Ctr, Loudon, TN 37774, USA
Our meetings are open to all. Our programs include guest speakers from all walks of life. Their presentations are educational and entertaining.
Club accomplishments, upcoming projects and events are discussed. Not a member? Come join us and discover what Kiwanis is all about. As our guest, lunch is on us. Click on the link below to see who will be our guest speaker.
Lenoir City Elementary School, 203 Kelly Ln, Lenoir City, TN 37771, USA
The Lending Library Program at Lenoir City Elementary Schoolis an exemplary initiative designed to promote a passion for reading amongkindergarten students. Every Thursday, resolute Kiwanis volunteers serve aslibrarians. Equipped with a cart full of diverse books, children are given theopportunity to independently select a book that interests them. This processnot only empowers young learners to make their own reading choices but alsoinstills a sense of responsibility as they manage their borrowed books. Teacherssupply folders containing useful reading tips for parents, ensuring that thereading experience continues beyond the classroom into the home. This endeavorfosters an environment that celebrates literacy and promotes lifelong learning.Volunteers dedicate approximately one hour of their time from 7:45 a.m. to approximately8:30 a.m.
Lenoir City Elementary School, 203 Kelly Ln, Lenoir City, TN 37771, USA
The Lending Library Program at Lenoir City Elementary Schoolis an exemplary initiative designed to promote a passion for reading amongkindergarten students. Every Thursday, resolute Kiwanis volunteers serve aslibrarians. Equipped with a cart full of diverse books, children are given theopportunity to independently select a book that interests them. This processnot only empowers young learners to make their own reading choices but alsoinstills a sense of responsibility as they manage their borrowed books. Teacherssupply folders containing useful reading tips for parents, ensuring that thereading experience continues beyond the classroom into the home. This endeavorfosters an environment that celebrates literacy and promotes lifelong learning.Volunteers dedicate approximately one hour of their time from 7:45 a.m. to approximately8:30 a.m.
Shepherd of the Lake Lutheran Church, 143 Chota Ctr, Loudon, TN 37774, USA
Our meetings are open to all. Our programs include guest speakers from all walks of life. Their presentations are educational and entertaining.
Club accomplishments, upcoming projects and events are discussed. Not a member? Come join us and discover what Kiwanis is all about. As our guest, lunch is on us. Click on the link below to see who will be our guest speaker.
Lenoir City Elementary School, 203 Kelly Ln, Lenoir City, TN 37771, USA
The Lending Library Program at Lenoir City Elementary Schoolis an exemplary initiative designed to promote a passion for reading amongkindergarten students. Every Thursday, resolute Kiwanis volunteers serve aslibrarians. Equipped with a cart full of diverse books, children are given theopportunity to independently select a book that interests them. This processnot only empowers young learners to make their own reading choices but alsoinstills a sense of responsibility as they manage their borrowed books. Teacherssupply folders containing useful reading tips for parents, ensuring that thereading experience continues beyond the classroom into the home. This endeavorfosters an environment that celebrates literacy and promotes lifelong learning.Volunteers dedicate approximately one hour of their time from 7:45 a.m. to approximately8:30 a.m.
Lenoir City Elementary School, 203 Kelly Ln, Lenoir City, TN 37771, USA
The Lending Library Program at Lenoir City Elementary Schoolis an exemplary initiative designed to promote a passion for reading amongkindergarten students. Every Thursday, resolute Kiwanis volunteers serve aslibrarians. Equipped with a cart full of diverse books, children are given theopportunity to independently select a book that interests them. This processnot only empowers young learners to make their own reading choices but alsoinstills a sense of responsibility as they manage their borrowed books. Teacherssupply folders containing useful reading tips for parents, ensuring that thereading experience continues beyond the classroom into the home. This endeavorfosters an environment that celebrates literacy and promotes lifelong learning.Volunteers dedicate approximately one hour of their time from 7:45 a.m. to approximately8:30 a.m.
Lenoir City Elementary School, 203 Kelly Ln, Lenoir City, TN 37771, USA
The Lending Library Program at Lenoir City Elementary Schoolis an exemplary initiative designed to promote a passion for reading amongkindergarten students. Every Thursday, resolute Kiwanis volunteers serve aslibrarians. Equipped with a cart full of diverse books, children are given theopportunity to independently select a book that interests them. This processnot only empowers young learners to make their own reading choices but alsoinstills a sense of responsibility as they manage their borrowed books. Teacherssupply folders containing useful reading tips for parents, ensuring that thereading experience continues beyond the classroom into the home. This endeavorfosters an environment that celebrates literacy and promotes lifelong learning.Volunteers dedicate approximately one hour of their time from 7:45 a.m. to approximately8:30 a.m.
Shepherd of the Lake Lutheran Church, 143 Chota Ctr, Loudon, TN 37774, USA
Our meetings are open to all. Our programs include guest speakers from all walks of life. Their presentations are educational and entertaining.
Club accomplishments, upcoming projects and events are discussed. Not a member? Come join us and discover what Kiwanis is all about. As our guest, lunch is on us. Click on the link below to see who will be our guest speaker.
Lenoir City Elementary School, 203 Kelly Ln, Lenoir City, TN 37771, USA
The Lending Library Program at Lenoir City Elementary Schoolis an exemplary initiative designed to promote a passion for reading amongkindergarten students. Every Thursday, resolute Kiwanis volunteers serve aslibrarians. Equipped with a cart full of diverse books, children are given theopportunity to independently select a book that interests them. This processnot only empowers young learners to make their own reading choices but alsoinstills a sense of responsibility as they manage their borrowed books. Teacherssupply folders containing useful reading tips for parents, ensuring that thereading experience continues beyond the classroom into the home. This endeavorfosters an environment that celebrates literacy and promotes lifelong learning.Volunteers dedicate approximately one hour of their time from 7:45 a.m. to approximately8:30 a.m.
Lenoir City Elementary School, 203 Kelly Ln, Lenoir City, TN 37771, USA
The Lending Library Program at Lenoir City Elementary Schoolis an exemplary initiative designed to promote a passion for reading amongkindergarten students. Every Thursday, resolute Kiwanis volunteers serve aslibrarians. Equipped with a cart full of diverse books, children are given theopportunity to independently select a book that interests them. This processnot only empowers young learners to make their own reading choices but alsoinstills a sense of responsibility as they manage their borrowed books. Teacherssupply folders containing useful reading tips for parents, ensuring that thereading experience continues beyond the classroom into the home. This endeavorfosters an environment that celebrates literacy and promotes lifelong learning.Volunteers dedicate approximately one hour of their time from 7:45 a.m. to approximately8:30 a.m.
Shepherd of the Lake Lutheran Church, 143 Chota Ctr, Loudon, TN 37774, USA
Our meetings are open to all. Our programs include guest speakers from all walks of life. Their presentations are educational and entertaining.
Club accomplishments, upcoming projects and events are discussed. Not a member? Come join us and discover what Kiwanis is all about. As our guest, lunch is on us. Click on the link below to see who will be our guest speaker.
Lenoir City Elementary School, 203 Kelly Ln, Lenoir City, TN 37771, USA
The Lending Library Program at Lenoir City Elementary Schoolis an exemplary initiative designed to promote a passion for reading amongkindergarten students. Every Thursday, resolute Kiwanis volunteers serve aslibrarians. Equipped with a cart full of diverse books, children are given theopportunity to independently select a book that interests them. This processnot only empowers young learners to make their own reading choices but alsoinstills a sense of responsibility as they manage their borrowed books. Teacherssupply folders containing useful reading tips for parents, ensuring that thereading experience continues beyond the classroom into the home. This endeavorfosters an environment that celebrates literacy and promotes lifelong learning.Volunteers dedicate approximately one hour of their time from 7:45 a.m. to approximately8:30 a.m.
Lenoir City Elementary School, 203 Kelly Ln, Lenoir City, TN 37771, USA
The Lending Library Program at Lenoir City Elementary Schoolis an exemplary initiative designed to promote a passion for reading amongkindergarten students. Every Thursday, resolute Kiwanis volunteers serve aslibrarians. Equipped with a cart full of diverse books, children are given theopportunity to independently select a book that interests them. This processnot only empowers young learners to make their own reading choices but alsoinstills a sense of responsibility as they manage their borrowed books. Teacherssupply folders containing useful reading tips for parents, ensuring that thereading experience continues beyond the classroom into the home. This endeavorfosters an environment that celebrates literacy and promotes lifelong learning.Volunteers dedicate approximately one hour of their time from 7:45 a.m. to approximately8:30 a.m.
Shepherd of the Lake Lutheran Church, 143 Chota Ctr, Loudon, TN 37774, USA
Our meetings are open to all. Our programs include guest speakers from all walks of life. Their presentations are educational and entertaining.
Club accomplishments, upcoming projects and events are discussed. Not a member? Come join us and discover what Kiwanis is all about. As our guest, lunch is on us. Click on the link below to see who will be our guest speaker.
Lenoir City Elementary School, 203 Kelly Ln, Lenoir City, TN 37771, USA
The Lending Library Program at Lenoir City Elementary Schoolis an exemplary initiative designed to promote a passion for reading amongkindergarten students. Every Thursday, resolute Kiwanis volunteers serve aslibrarians. Equipped with a cart full of diverse books, children are given theopportunity to independently select a book that interests them. This processnot only empowers young learners to make their own reading choices but alsoinstills a sense of responsibility as they manage their borrowed books. Teacherssupply folders containing useful reading tips for parents, ensuring that thereading experience continues beyond the classroom into the home. This endeavorfosters an environment that celebrates literacy and promotes lifelong learning.Volunteers dedicate approximately one hour of their time from 7:45 a.m. to approximately8:30 a.m.
Lenoir City Elementary School, 203 Kelly Ln, Lenoir City, TN 37771, USA
The Lending Library Program at Lenoir City Elementary Schoolis an exemplary initiative designed to promote a passion for reading amongkindergarten students. Every Thursday, resolute Kiwanis volunteers serve aslibrarians. Equipped with a cart full of diverse books, children are given theopportunity to independently select a book that interests them. This processnot only empowers young learners to make their own reading choices but alsoinstills a sense of responsibility as they manage their borrowed books. Teacherssupply folders containing useful reading tips for parents, ensuring that thereading experience continues beyond the classroom into the home. This endeavorfosters an environment that celebrates literacy and promotes lifelong learning.Volunteers dedicate approximately one hour of their time from 7:45 a.m. to approximately8:30 a.m.
Shepherd of the Lake Lutheran Church, 143 Chota Ctr, Loudon, TN 37774, USA
Our meetings are open to all. Our programs include guest speakers from all walks of life. Their presentations are educational and entertaining.
Club accomplishments, upcoming projects and events are discussed. Not a member? Come join us and discover what Kiwanis is all about. As our guest, lunch is on us. Click on the link below to see who will be our guest speaker.
Lenoir City Elementary School, 203 Kelly Ln, Lenoir City, TN 37771, USA
The Lending Library Program at Lenoir City Elementary Schoolis an exemplary initiative designed to promote a passion for reading amongkindergarten students. Every Thursday, resolute Kiwanis volunteers serve aslibrarians. Equipped with a cart full of diverse books, children are given theopportunity to independently select a book that interests them. This processnot only empowers young learners to make their own reading choices but alsoinstills a sense of responsibility as they manage their borrowed books. Teacherssupply folders containing useful reading tips for parents, ensuring that thereading experience continues beyond the classroom into the home. This endeavorfosters an environment that celebrates literacy and promotes lifelong learning.Volunteers dedicate approximately one hour of their time from 7:45 a.m. to approximately8:30 a.m.
Lenoir City Elementary School, 203 Kelly Ln, Lenoir City, TN 37771, USA
The Lending Library Program at Lenoir City Elementary Schoolis an exemplary initiative designed to promote a passion for reading amongkindergarten students. Every Thursday, resolute Kiwanis volunteers serve aslibrarians. Equipped with a cart full of diverse books, children are given theopportunity to independently select a book that interests them. This processnot only empowers young learners to make their own reading choices but alsoinstills a sense of responsibility as they manage their borrowed books. Teacherssupply folders containing useful reading tips for parents, ensuring that thereading experience continues beyond the classroom into the home. This endeavorfosters an environment that celebrates literacy and promotes lifelong learning.Volunteers dedicate approximately one hour of their time from 7:45 a.m. to approximately8:30 a.m.
Shepherd of the Lake Lutheran Church, 143 Chota Ctr, Loudon, TN 37774, USA
Our meetings are open to all. Our programs include guest speakers from all walks of life. Their presentations are educational and entertaining.
Club accomplishments, upcoming projects and events are discussed. Not a member? Come join us and discover what Kiwanis is all about. As our guest, lunch is on us. Click on the link below to see who will be our guest speaker.
Lenoir City Elementary School, 203 Kelly Ln, Lenoir City, TN 37771, USA
The Lending Library Program at Lenoir City Elementary Schoolis an exemplary initiative designed to promote a passion for reading amongkindergarten students. Every Thursday, resolute Kiwanis volunteers serve aslibrarians. Equipped with a cart full of diverse books, children are given theopportunity to independently select a book that interests them. This processnot only empowers young learners to make their own reading choices but alsoinstills a sense of responsibility as they manage their borrowed books. Teacherssupply folders containing useful reading tips for parents, ensuring that thereading experience continues beyond the classroom into the home. This endeavorfosters an environment that celebrates literacy and promotes lifelong learning.Volunteers dedicate approximately one hour of their time from 7:45 a.m. to approximately8:30 a.m.
Lenoir City Elementary School, 203 Kelly Ln, Lenoir City, TN 37771, USA
The Lending Library Program at Lenoir City Elementary Schoolis an exemplary initiative designed to promote a passion for reading amongkindergarten students. Every Thursday, resolute Kiwanis volunteers serve aslibrarians. Equipped with a cart full of diverse books, children are given theopportunity to independently select a book that interests them. This processnot only empowers young learners to make their own reading choices but alsoinstills a sense of responsibility as they manage their borrowed books. Teacherssupply folders containing useful reading tips for parents, ensuring that thereading experience continues beyond the classroom into the home. This endeavorfosters an environment that celebrates literacy and promotes lifelong learning.Volunteers dedicate approximately one hour of their time from 7:45 a.m. to approximately8:30 a.m.
Shepherd of the Lake Lutheran Church, 143 Chota Ctr, Loudon, TN 37774, USA
Our meetings are open to all. Our programs include guest speakers from all walks of life. Their presentations are educational and entertaining.
Club accomplishments, upcoming projects and events are discussed. Not a member? Come join us and discover what Kiwanis is all about. As our guest, lunch is on us. Click on the link below to see who will be our guest speaker.
Lenoir City Elementary School, 203 Kelly Ln, Lenoir City, TN 37771, USA
The Lending Library Program at Lenoir City Elementary Schoolis an exemplary initiative designed to promote a passion for reading amongkindergarten students. Every Thursday, resolute Kiwanis volunteers serve aslibrarians. Equipped with a cart full of diverse books, children are given theopportunity to independently select a book that interests them. This processnot only empowers young learners to make their own reading choices but alsoinstills a sense of responsibility as they manage their borrowed books. Teacherssupply folders containing useful reading tips for parents, ensuring that thereading experience continues beyond the classroom into the home. This endeavorfosters an environment that celebrates literacy and promotes lifelong learning.Volunteers dedicate approximately one hour of their time from 7:45 a.m. to approximately8:30 a.m.
Lenoir City Elementary School, 203 Kelly Ln, Lenoir City, TN 37771, USA
The Lending Library Program at Lenoir City Elementary Schoolis an exemplary initiative designed to promote a passion for reading amongkindergarten students. Every Thursday, resolute Kiwanis volunteers serve aslibrarians. Equipped with a cart full of diverse books, children are given theopportunity to independently select a book that interests them. This processnot only empowers young learners to make their own reading choices but alsoinstills a sense of responsibility as they manage their borrowed books. Teacherssupply folders containing useful reading tips for parents, ensuring that thereading experience continues beyond the classroom into the home. This endeavorfosters an environment that celebrates literacy and promotes lifelong learning.Volunteers dedicate approximately one hour of their time from 7:45 a.m. to approximately8:30 a.m.
Lenoir City Elementary School, 203 Kelly Ln, Lenoir City, TN 37771, USA
The Lending Library Program at Lenoir City Elementary Schoolis an exemplary initiative designed to promote a passion for reading amongkindergarten students. Every Thursday, resolute Kiwanis volunteers serve aslibrarians. Equipped with a cart full of diverse books, children are given theopportunity to independently select a book that interests them. This processnot only empowers young learners to make their own reading choices but alsoinstills a sense of responsibility as they manage their borrowed books. Teacherssupply folders containing useful reading tips for parents, ensuring that thereading experience continues beyond the classroom into the home. This endeavorfosters an environment that celebrates literacy and promotes lifelong learning.Volunteers dedicate approximately one hour of their time from 7:45 a.m. to approximately8:30 a.m.
Shepherd of the Lake Lutheran Church, 143 Chota Ctr, Loudon, TN 37774, USA
Our meetings are open to all. Our programs include guest speakers from all walks of life. Their presentations are educational and entertaining.
Club accomplishments, upcoming projects and events are discussed. Not a member? Come join us and discover what Kiwanis is all about. As our guest, lunch is on us. Click on the link below to see who will be our guest speaker.
Lenoir City Elementary School, 203 Kelly Ln, Lenoir City, TN 37771, USA
The Lending Library Program at Lenoir City Elementary Schoolis an exemplary initiative designed to promote a passion for reading amongkindergarten students. Every Thursday, resolute Kiwanis volunteers serve aslibrarians. Equipped with a cart full of diverse books, children are given theopportunity to independently select a book that interests them. This processnot only empowers young learners to make their own reading choices but alsoinstills a sense of responsibility as they manage their borrowed books. Teacherssupply folders containing useful reading tips for parents, ensuring that thereading experience continues beyond the classroom into the home. This endeavorfosters an environment that celebrates literacy and promotes lifelong learning.Volunteers dedicate approximately one hour of their time from 7:45 a.m. to approximately8:30 a.m.
Lenoir City Elementary School, 203 Kelly Ln, Lenoir City, TN 37771, USA
The Lending Library Program at Lenoir City Elementary Schoolis an exemplary initiative designed to promote a passion for reading amongkindergarten students. Every Thursday, resolute Kiwanis volunteers serve aslibrarians. Equipped with a cart full of diverse books, children are given theopportunity to independently select a book that interests them. This processnot only empowers young learners to make their own reading choices but alsoinstills a sense of responsibility as they manage their borrowed books. Teacherssupply folders containing useful reading tips for parents, ensuring that thereading experience continues beyond the classroom into the home. This endeavorfosters an environment that celebrates literacy and promotes lifelong learning.Volunteers dedicate approximately one hour of their time from 7:45 a.m. to approximately8:30 a.m.
Shepherd of the Lake Lutheran Church, 143 Chota Ctr, Loudon, TN 37774, USA
Our meetings are open to all. Our programs include guest speakers from all walks of life. Their presentations are educational and entertaining.
Club accomplishments, upcoming projects and events are discussed. Not a member? Come join us and discover what Kiwanis is all about. As our guest, lunch is on us. Click on the link below to see who will be our guest speaker.
Lenoir City Elementary School, 203 Kelly Ln, Lenoir City, TN 37771, USA
The Lending Library Program at Lenoir City Elementary Schoolis an exemplary initiative designed to promote a passion for reading amongkindergarten students. Every Thursday, resolute Kiwanis volunteers serve aslibrarians. Equipped with a cart full of diverse books, children are given theopportunity to independently select a book that interests them. This processnot only empowers young learners to make their own reading choices but alsoinstills a sense of responsibility as they manage their borrowed books. Teacherssupply folders containing useful reading tips for parents, ensuring that thereading experience continues beyond the classroom into the home. This endeavorfosters an environment that celebrates literacy and promotes lifelong learning.Volunteers dedicate approximately one hour of their time from 7:45 a.m. to approximately8:30 a.m.
Lenoir City Elementary School, 203 Kelly Ln, Lenoir City, TN 37771, USA
The Lending Library Program at Lenoir City Elementary Schoolis an exemplary initiative designed to promote a passion for reading amongkindergarten students. Every Thursday, resolute Kiwanis volunteers serve aslibrarians. Equipped with a cart full of diverse books, children are given theopportunity to independently select a book that interests them. This processnot only empowers young learners to make their own reading choices but alsoinstills a sense of responsibility as they manage their borrowed books. Teacherssupply folders containing useful reading tips for parents, ensuring that thereading experience continues beyond the classroom into the home. This endeavorfosters an environment that celebrates literacy and promotes lifelong learning.Volunteers dedicate approximately one hour of their time from 7:45 a.m. to approximately8:30 a.m.
Shepherd of the Lake Lutheran Church, 143 Chota Ctr, Loudon, TN 37774, USA
Our meetings are open to all. Our programs include guest speakers from all walks of life. Their presentations are educational and entertaining.
Club accomplishments, upcoming projects and events are discussed. Not a member? Come join us and discover what Kiwanis is all about. As our guest, lunch is on us. Click on the link below to see who will be our guest speaker.
Lenoir City Elementary School, 203 Kelly Ln, Lenoir City, TN 37771, USA
The Lending Library Program at Lenoir City Elementary Schoolis an exemplary initiative designed to promote a passion for reading amongkindergarten students. Every Thursday, resolute Kiwanis volunteers serve aslibrarians. Equipped with a cart full of diverse books, children are given theopportunity to independently select a book that interests them. This processnot only empowers young learners to make their own reading choices but alsoinstills a sense of responsibility as they manage their borrowed books. Teacherssupply folders containing useful reading tips for parents, ensuring that thereading experience continues beyond the classroom into the home. This endeavorfosters an environment that celebrates literacy and promotes lifelong learning.Volunteers dedicate approximately one hour of their time from 7:45 a.m. to approximately8:30 a.m.
Lenoir City Elementary School, 203 Kelly Ln, Lenoir City, TN 37771, USA
The Lending Library Program at Lenoir City Elementary Schoolis an exemplary initiative designed to promote a passion for reading amongkindergarten students. Every Thursday, resolute Kiwanis volunteers serve aslibrarians. Equipped with a cart full of diverse books, children are given theopportunity to independently select a book that interests them. This processnot only empowers young learners to make their own reading choices but alsoinstills a sense of responsibility as they manage their borrowed books. Teacherssupply folders containing useful reading tips for parents, ensuring that thereading experience continues beyond the classroom into the home. This endeavorfosters an environment that celebrates literacy and promotes lifelong learning.Volunteers dedicate approximately one hour of their time from 7:45 a.m. to approximately8:30 a.m.
Shepherd of the Lake Lutheran Church, 143 Chota Ctr, Loudon, TN 37774, USA
Our meetings are open to all. Our programs include guest speakers from all walks of life. Their presentations are educational and entertaining.
Club accomplishments, upcoming projects and events are discussed. Not a member? Come join us and discover what Kiwanis is all about. As our guest, lunch is on us. Click on the link below to see who will be our guest speaker.
Lenoir City Elementary School, 203 Kelly Ln, Lenoir City, TN 37771, USA
The Lending Library Program at Lenoir City Elementary Schoolis an exemplary initiative designed to promote a passion for reading amongkindergarten students. Every Thursday, resolute Kiwanis volunteers serve aslibrarians. Equipped with a cart full of diverse books, children are given theopportunity to independently select a book that interests them. This processnot only empowers young learners to make their own reading choices but alsoinstills a sense of responsibility as they manage their borrowed books. Teacherssupply folders containing useful reading tips for parents, ensuring that thereading experience continues beyond the classroom into the home. This endeavorfosters an environment that celebrates literacy and promotes lifelong learning.Volunteers dedicate approximately one hour of their time from 7:45 a.m. to approximately8:30 a.m.
Lenoir City Elementary School, 203 Kelly Ln, Lenoir City, TN 37771, USA
The Lending Library Program at Lenoir City Elementary Schoolis an exemplary initiative designed to promote a passion for reading amongkindergarten students. Every Thursday, resolute Kiwanis volunteers serve aslibrarians. Equipped with a cart full of diverse books, children are given theopportunity to independently select a book that interests them. This processnot only empowers young learners to make their own reading choices but alsoinstills a sense of responsibility as they manage their borrowed books. Teacherssupply folders containing useful reading tips for parents, ensuring that thereading experience continues beyond the classroom into the home. This endeavorfosters an environment that celebrates literacy and promotes lifelong learning.Volunteers dedicate approximately one hour of their time from 7:45 a.m. to approximately8:30 a.m.
Our club is made up of individuals from all walks of life. Their diversity and commitment are the fabric of our organization. They are dedicated to, "Making a difference in the lives of children. One child and one community at a time."
Friday, Feb. 20th, 2026, five of our marvelous members were at the Loudon Elementary School for the Weekend Food 4 Kids Project. They packed 138 bags of nutritious snacks and delivered them to the classrooms. The teachers discreetly distribute the snack bags to students. Second Harvest manages the purchase and delivery of the food items directly to the school. Thank you to our Kiwanians, Pat Humphrey, Dave and Diane Preston, Kevin Flanagan and Kevin McRae. NO CHILD SHOULD GO HUNGRY! ... See MoreSee Less
Instilling the joy of reading in children from an early age is a gift that lasts a lifetime. Reading not only enhances cognitive development but also fosters imagination, empathy, and a broader understanding of the world.
On Thursday, February 19th, 2026, Tellico Village Kiwanians Andrea Johnson, Mary Procyk, and Ginger Swintosky, brought the job of reading to the pre-kindergartners at Lenoir City Elementary School.
By making reading a fun and integral part of daily life, children are more likely to develop a lifelong love for books, leading to improved literacy skills and academic success. ... See MoreSee Less
A very special Baby Shower was held Tuesday, Feb. 17th, 2026 at the University of Tennessee Children's Hospital Neonatal Intensive Care Unit. Presented by the Friends of Tennessee's Babies with Special Needs (FOTB), the event was designed for families of infants being cared for in the NICU.
Two of our Kiwanis members attended the event. They presented a $500.00 check to Robin Hamrick, Executive Director of FOTN. They also had a table of beautiful handmade items created by our Kiwanians Reba Herzfeld, Judy Dowell, Jane Holt, Mary Procyk, and Kim Silvestri, Hedy Orkney, spouse of Kiwanian Rob Orkney, and dear friend Wendy Freed.
Families, children who were there enjoyed being able to choose, at no cost, blankets, sweaters, hats, bibs, etc. What a heartwarming event. Our Kiwanis ladies felt blessed and honored as our items were selected. ... See MoreSee Less
Lions Academy
International Club Project
Founded in 1998 the Lions Academy is a private school. Located in Isiolo County, Kenya. Northern Kenya has semi-arid conditions, with infertile soils not suitable for growing crops. It is hot and dry. The yearly rains are unreliable. The region is unfavorable for economic development. Many people earn a small salary well below the poverty line. Life is challenging, HIV Aids is epidemic, touching and ruining a majority of families. The region lives in a state of constant unrest.
Harriet Nkatha, Head Mistress, pressed the need for a boarding facility for disadvantaged and orphaned children in the area. The County Government donated a 5 acre piece of land for development of the facility.
What began as a kindergarten school, Lions Academy has grown tremendously over the years. Enrollment fluctuates but currently the school has a total of 57 boys and 64 girls. 25 of the children are orphans, the remainder are day students. The children range in ages from 5 to 14. There is a staff of 13 teachers, a cook, 2 night guards and the head mistress, Harriet Nkatha, who takes care of the boarders.
In 2007 the Lions Academy moved from a small leased facility to a newly built school. The school was funded by two members from Kiwanis of Tellico Village. The school has been faced with many obstacles over the years. Floods, drought, building collapse, theft but they have endured. Three new building were completed in 2019. The government officials approved the new construction. They have, however, requested one additional building be erected.
Lions Academy has been a happy Christian environment and the school follows the national syllabus. The students are taught basic life skills such as knitting, sewing and farming. A number of the Lions Academy pupils have gone on to join good high schools and public universities in Kenya. Each year the school has ranked very high academically and achieved first place in 2008. It ranked ninth in the country in the national drama competition. the children are well disciplined. They take their education seriously, realizing that doing well in school is their only way out of poverty.
The students are fed three meals a day, one of which is porridge. Food prices continue to rise every year, stressing the budget. The school has a Management Committee which oversees the curriculum, financial concerns and management. The student tuition fees that are collected, unfortunately, do not cover all expenses.Local and national funding for the school is non-existent. Lions Academy must rely on donations from friends and tourists.
The school’s strength and vitality come from Head Mistress, Harriet Nkatha. She has dedicated her life to helping the unfortunate children of Kenya. She too comes from a very humble beginning. Harriet strives to provide a better life for the children who have come from the streets or are orphaned. The students have great dreams. They work hard to achieve their goals.
With the help of God, prayers and assistance of others, the Lions Academy will survive !
To download a copy of the Lions Academy Brochure, please click on the photo below.
What's Coming Up...
Lending Library
The Lending Library Program at Lenoir City Elementary Schoolis an exemplary initiative designed to promote a passion for reading amongkindergarten students. Every Thursday, resolute Kiwanis volunteers serve aslibrarians. Equipped with a cart full of diverse books, children are given theopportunity to independently select a book that interests them. This processnot only empowers young learners to make their own reading choices but alsoinstills a sense of responsibility as they manage their borrowed books. Teacherssupply folders containing useful reading tips for parents, ensuring that thereading experience continues beyond the classroom into the home. This endeavorfosters an environment that celebrates literacy and promotes lifelong learning.Volunteers dedicate approximately one hour of their time from 7:45 a.m. to approximately8:30 a.m.
Regular Meeting
Club accomplishments, upcoming projects and events are discussed. Not a member? Come join us and discover what Kiwanis is all about. As our guest, lunch is on us.
Click on the link below to see who will be our guest speaker.
https://k15626.site.kiwanis.org/regular-meetings/
POA/Welcome Event
GetYourSelfie2School
Our club contributes bothfinancial resources and volunteer efforts tothis program promoted inLenoir City Schools and Loudon County Schools. The main goal for Get Your Selfie2 School! is tounite community partnersand sponsors from individuals, businesses, corporations, civic groups,non-profit service providers, and faith-based organizations to assist in promoting the importance of regular schoolattendance.
Lending Library
The Lending Library Program at Lenoir City Elementary Schoolis an exemplary initiative designed to promote a passion for reading amongkindergarten students. Every Thursday, resolute Kiwanis volunteers serve aslibrarians. Equipped with a cart full of diverse books, children are given theopportunity to independently select a book that interests them. This processnot only empowers young learners to make their own reading choices but alsoinstills a sense of responsibility as they manage their borrowed books. Teacherssupply folders containing useful reading tips for parents, ensuring that thereading experience continues beyond the classroom into the home. This endeavorfosters an environment that celebrates literacy and promotes lifelong learning.Volunteers dedicate approximately one hour of their time from 7:45 a.m. to approximately8:30 a.m.
New Villagers - Kiwanis Table
Weekend Food 4 Kids
We contribute both financial resources and volunteer effortsto this program, which supports students at Loudon Elementary School who are inneed. Our members pack bags filled with nutritious snacks from the fouressential food groups twice a month. The packing begins the Friday following aclub meeting at 9:30 a.m. and is typically completed by 10:30 a.m. Teachers thendiscreetly distribute these snack bags to the children. Second Harvest managesthe purchase and delivery of the food items directly to the school.
Athens Kiwanis Inter-Club
Madisonville Kiwanis - Inter-Club
Lending Library
The Lending Library Program at Lenoir City Elementary Schoolis an exemplary initiative designed to promote a passion for reading amongkindergarten students. Every Thursday, resolute Kiwanis volunteers serve aslibrarians. Equipped with a cart full of diverse books, children are given theopportunity to independently select a book that interests them. This processnot only empowers young learners to make their own reading choices but alsoinstills a sense of responsibility as they manage their borrowed books. Teacherssupply folders containing useful reading tips for parents, ensuring that thereading experience continues beyond the classroom into the home. This endeavorfosters an environment that celebrates literacy and promotes lifelong learning.Volunteers dedicate approximately one hour of their time from 7:45 a.m. to approximately8:30 a.m.
Valentine's Day
Regular Meeting
Club accomplishments, upcoming projects and events are discussed. Not a member? Come join us and discover what Kiwanis is all about. As our guest, lunch is on us.
Click on the link below to see who will be our guest speaker.
https://k15626.site.kiwanis.org/regular-meetings/
Board Meeting
GetYourSelfie2School
Lending Library
The Lending Library Program at Lenoir City Elementary Schoolis an exemplary initiative designed to promote a passion for reading amongkindergarten students. Every Thursday, resolute Kiwanis volunteers serve aslibrarians. Equipped with a cart full of diverse books, children are given theopportunity to independently select a book that interests them. This processnot only empowers young learners to make their own reading choices but alsoinstills a sense of responsibility as they manage their borrowed books. Teacherssupply folders containing useful reading tips for parents, ensuring that thereading experience continues beyond the classroom into the home. This endeavorfosters an environment that celebrates literacy and promotes lifelong learning.Volunteers dedicate approximately one hour of their time from 7:45 a.m. to approximately8:30 a.m.
Sweetwater Kiwanis - Inter-Club
Commodity Food Distribution
Ladies Tea At The Neighborhood
Lending Library
The Lending Library Program at Lenoir City Elementary Schoolis an exemplary initiative designed to promote a passion for reading amongkindergarten students. Every Thursday, resolute Kiwanis volunteers serve aslibrarians. Equipped with a cart full of diverse books, children are given theopportunity to independently select a book that interests them. This processnot only empowers young learners to make their own reading choices but alsoinstills a sense of responsibility as they manage their borrowed books. Teacherssupply folders containing useful reading tips for parents, ensuring that thereading experience continues beyond the classroom into the home. This endeavorfosters an environment that celebrates literacy and promotes lifelong learning.Volunteers dedicate approximately one hour of their time from 7:45 a.m. to approximately8:30 a.m.
Early Childhood Literacy - Pre-K Reading
Regular Meeting
Club accomplishments, upcoming projects and events are discussed. Not a member? Come join us and discover what Kiwanis is all about. As our guest, lunch is on us.
Click on the link below to see who will be our guest speaker.
https://k15626.site.kiwanis.org/regular-meetings/
Lending Library
The Lending Library Program at Lenoir City Elementary Schoolis an exemplary initiative designed to promote a passion for reading amongkindergarten students. Every Thursday, resolute Kiwanis volunteers serve aslibrarians. Equipped with a cart full of diverse books, children are given theopportunity to independently select a book that interests them. This processnot only empowers young learners to make their own reading choices but alsoinstills a sense of responsibility as they manage their borrowed books. Teacherssupply folders containing useful reading tips for parents, ensuring that thereading experience continues beyond the classroom into the home. This endeavorfosters an environment that celebrates literacy and promotes lifelong learning.Volunteers dedicate approximately one hour of their time from 7:45 a.m. to approximately8:30 a.m.
New Villagers - Kiwanis Table
Lending Library
The Lending Library Program at Lenoir City Elementary Schoolis an exemplary initiative designed to promote a passion for reading amongkindergarten students. Every Thursday, resolute Kiwanis volunteers serve aslibrarians. Equipped with a cart full of diverse books, children are given theopportunity to independently select a book that interests them. This processnot only empowers young learners to make their own reading choices but alsoinstills a sense of responsibility as they manage their borrowed books. Teacherssupply folders containing useful reading tips for parents, ensuring that thereading experience continues beyond the classroom into the home. This endeavorfosters an environment that celebrates literacy and promotes lifelong learning.Volunteers dedicate approximately one hour of their time from 7:45 a.m. to approximately8:30 a.m.
Early Childhood Literacy - Pre-K Reading
Regular Meeting
Club accomplishments, upcoming projects and events are discussed. Not a member? Come join us and discover what Kiwanis is all about. As our guest, lunch is on us.
Click on the link below to see who will be our guest speaker.
https://k15626.site.kiwanis.org/regular-meetings/
Board Meeting
Lending Library
The Lending Library Program at Lenoir City Elementary Schoolis an exemplary initiative designed to promote a passion for reading amongkindergarten students. Every Thursday, resolute Kiwanis volunteers serve aslibrarians. Equipped with a cart full of diverse books, children are given theopportunity to independently select a book that interests them. This processnot only empowers young learners to make their own reading choices but alsoinstills a sense of responsibility as they manage their borrowed books. Teacherssupply folders containing useful reading tips for parents, ensuring that thereading experience continues beyond the classroom into the home. This endeavorfosters an environment that celebrates literacy and promotes lifelong learning.Volunteers dedicate approximately one hour of their time from 7:45 a.m. to approximately8:30 a.m.
Ladies Tea At The Neighborhood
Lending Library
The Lending Library Program at Lenoir City Elementary Schoolis an exemplary initiative designed to promote a passion for reading amongkindergarten students. Every Thursday, resolute Kiwanis volunteers serve aslibrarians. Equipped with a cart full of diverse books, children are given theopportunity to independently select a book that interests them. This processnot only empowers young learners to make their own reading choices but alsoinstills a sense of responsibility as they manage their borrowed books. Teacherssupply folders containing useful reading tips for parents, ensuring that thereading experience continues beyond the classroom into the home. This endeavorfosters an environment that celebrates literacy and promotes lifelong learning.Volunteers dedicate approximately one hour of their time from 7:45 a.m. to approximately8:30 a.m.
Early Childhood Literacy - Pre-K Reading
Lending Library
The Lending Library Program at Lenoir City Elementary Schoolis an exemplary initiative designed to promote a passion for reading amongkindergarten students. Every Thursday, resolute Kiwanis volunteers serve aslibrarians. Equipped with a cart full of diverse books, children are given theopportunity to independently select a book that interests them. This processnot only empowers young learners to make their own reading choices but alsoinstills a sense of responsibility as they manage their borrowed books. Teacherssupply folders containing useful reading tips for parents, ensuring that thereading experience continues beyond the classroom into the home. This endeavorfosters an environment that celebrates literacy and promotes lifelong learning.Volunteers dedicate approximately one hour of their time from 7:45 a.m. to approximately8:30 a.m.
New Villagers - Kiwanis Table
Regular Meeting
Club accomplishments, upcoming projects and events are discussed. Not a member? Come join us and discover what Kiwanis is all about. As our guest, lunch is on us.
Click on the link below to see who will be our guest speaker.
https://k15626.site.kiwanis.org/regular-meetings/
Lending Library
The Lending Library Program at Lenoir City Elementary Schoolis an exemplary initiative designed to promote a passion for reading amongkindergarten students. Every Thursday, resolute Kiwanis volunteers serve aslibrarians. Equipped with a cart full of diverse books, children are given theopportunity to independently select a book that interests them. This processnot only empowers young learners to make their own reading choices but alsoinstills a sense of responsibility as they manage their borrowed books. Teacherssupply folders containing useful reading tips for parents, ensuring that thereading experience continues beyond the classroom into the home. This endeavorfosters an environment that celebrates literacy and promotes lifelong learning.Volunteers dedicate approximately one hour of their time from 7:45 a.m. to approximately8:30 a.m.
Early Childhood Literacy - Pre-K Reading
Lending Library
The Lending Library Program at Lenoir City Elementary Schoolis an exemplary initiative designed to promote a passion for reading amongkindergarten students. Every Thursday, resolute Kiwanis volunteers serve aslibrarians. Equipped with a cart full of diverse books, children are given theopportunity to independently select a book that interests them. This processnot only empowers young learners to make their own reading choices but alsoinstills a sense of responsibility as they manage their borrowed books. Teacherssupply folders containing useful reading tips for parents, ensuring that thereading experience continues beyond the classroom into the home. This endeavorfosters an environment that celebrates literacy and promotes lifelong learning.Volunteers dedicate approximately one hour of their time from 7:45 a.m. to approximately8:30 a.m.
Regular Meeting
Club accomplishments, upcoming projects and events are discussed. Not a member? Come join us and discover what Kiwanis is all about. As our guest, lunch is on us.
Click on the link below to see who will be our guest speaker.
https://k15626.site.kiwanis.org/regular-meetings/
Board Meeting
Lending Library
The Lending Library Program at Lenoir City Elementary Schoolis an exemplary initiative designed to promote a passion for reading amongkindergarten students. Every Thursday, resolute Kiwanis volunteers serve aslibrarians. Equipped with a cart full of diverse books, children are given theopportunity to independently select a book that interests them. This processnot only empowers young learners to make their own reading choices but alsoinstills a sense of responsibility as they manage their borrowed books. Teacherssupply folders containing useful reading tips for parents, ensuring that thereading experience continues beyond the classroom into the home. This endeavorfosters an environment that celebrates literacy and promotes lifelong learning.Volunteers dedicate approximately one hour of their time from 7:45 a.m. to approximately8:30 a.m.
Early Childhood Literacy - Pre-K Reading
Ladies Tea At The Neighborhood
Lending Library
The Lending Library Program at Lenoir City Elementary Schoolis an exemplary initiative designed to promote a passion for reading amongkindergarten students. Every Thursday, resolute Kiwanis volunteers serve aslibrarians. Equipped with a cart full of diverse books, children are given theopportunity to independently select a book that interests them. This processnot only empowers young learners to make their own reading choices but alsoinstills a sense of responsibility as they manage their borrowed books. Teacherssupply folders containing useful reading tips for parents, ensuring that thereading experience continues beyond the classroom into the home. This endeavorfosters an environment that celebrates literacy and promotes lifelong learning.Volunteers dedicate approximately one hour of their time from 7:45 a.m. to approximately8:30 a.m.
Regular Meeting
Club accomplishments, upcoming projects and events are discussed. Not a member? Come join us and discover what Kiwanis is all about. As our guest, lunch is on us.
Click on the link below to see who will be our guest speaker.
https://k15626.site.kiwanis.org/regular-meetings/
Lending Library
The Lending Library Program at Lenoir City Elementary Schoolis an exemplary initiative designed to promote a passion for reading amongkindergarten students. Every Thursday, resolute Kiwanis volunteers serve aslibrarians. Equipped with a cart full of diverse books, children are given theopportunity to independently select a book that interests them. This processnot only empowers young learners to make their own reading choices but alsoinstills a sense of responsibility as they manage their borrowed books. Teacherssupply folders containing useful reading tips for parents, ensuring that thereading experience continues beyond the classroom into the home. This endeavorfosters an environment that celebrates literacy and promotes lifelong learning.Volunteers dedicate approximately one hour of their time from 7:45 a.m. to approximately8:30 a.m.
Early Childhood Literacy - Pre-K Reading
New Villagers - Kiwanis Table
Lending Library
The Lending Library Program at Lenoir City Elementary Schoolis an exemplary initiative designed to promote a passion for reading amongkindergarten students. Every Thursday, resolute Kiwanis volunteers serve aslibrarians. Equipped with a cart full of diverse books, children are given theopportunity to independently select a book that interests them. This processnot only empowers young learners to make their own reading choices but alsoinstills a sense of responsibility as they manage their borrowed books. Teacherssupply folders containing useful reading tips for parents, ensuring that thereading experience continues beyond the classroom into the home. This endeavorfosters an environment that celebrates literacy and promotes lifelong learning.Volunteers dedicate approximately one hour of their time from 7:45 a.m. to approximately8:30 a.m.
Regular Meeting
Club accomplishments, upcoming projects and events are discussed. Not a member? Come join us and discover what Kiwanis is all about. As our guest, lunch is on us.
Click on the link below to see who will be our guest speaker.
https://k15626.site.kiwanis.org/regular-meetings/
Board Meeting
Lending Library
The Lending Library Program at Lenoir City Elementary Schoolis an exemplary initiative designed to promote a passion for reading amongkindergarten students. Every Thursday, resolute Kiwanis volunteers serve aslibrarians. Equipped with a cart full of diverse books, children are given theopportunity to independently select a book that interests them. This processnot only empowers young learners to make their own reading choices but alsoinstills a sense of responsibility as they manage their borrowed books. Teacherssupply folders containing useful reading tips for parents, ensuring that thereading experience continues beyond the classroom into the home. This endeavorfosters an environment that celebrates literacy and promotes lifelong learning.Volunteers dedicate approximately one hour of their time from 7:45 a.m. to approximately8:30 a.m.
Ladies Tea At The Neighborhood
Lending Library
The Lending Library Program at Lenoir City Elementary Schoolis an exemplary initiative designed to promote a passion for reading amongkindergarten students. Every Thursday, resolute Kiwanis volunteers serve aslibrarians. Equipped with a cart full of diverse books, children are given theopportunity to independently select a book that interests them. This processnot only empowers young learners to make their own reading choices but alsoinstills a sense of responsibility as they manage their borrowed books. Teacherssupply folders containing useful reading tips for parents, ensuring that thereading experience continues beyond the classroom into the home. This endeavorfosters an environment that celebrates literacy and promotes lifelong learning.Volunteers dedicate approximately one hour of their time from 7:45 a.m. to approximately8:30 a.m.
Regular Meeting
Club accomplishments, upcoming projects and events are discussed. Not a member? Come join us and discover what Kiwanis is all about. As our guest, lunch is on us.
Click on the link below to see who will be our guest speaker.
https://k15626.site.kiwanis.org/regular-meetings/
Lending Library
The Lending Library Program at Lenoir City Elementary Schoolis an exemplary initiative designed to promote a passion for reading amongkindergarten students. Every Thursday, resolute Kiwanis volunteers serve aslibrarians. Equipped with a cart full of diverse books, children are given theopportunity to independently select a book that interests them. This processnot only empowers young learners to make their own reading choices but alsoinstills a sense of responsibility as they manage their borrowed books. Teacherssupply folders containing useful reading tips for parents, ensuring that thereading experience continues beyond the classroom into the home. This endeavorfosters an environment that celebrates literacy and promotes lifelong learning.Volunteers dedicate approximately one hour of their time from 7:45 a.m. to approximately8:30 a.m.
New Villagers - Kiwanis Table
Lending Library
The Lending Library Program at Lenoir City Elementary Schoolis an exemplary initiative designed to promote a passion for reading amongkindergarten students. Every Thursday, resolute Kiwanis volunteers serve aslibrarians. Equipped with a cart full of diverse books, children are given theopportunity to independently select a book that interests them. This processnot only empowers young learners to make their own reading choices but alsoinstills a sense of responsibility as they manage their borrowed books. Teacherssupply folders containing useful reading tips for parents, ensuring that thereading experience continues beyond the classroom into the home. This endeavorfosters an environment that celebrates literacy and promotes lifelong learning.Volunteers dedicate approximately one hour of their time from 7:45 a.m. to approximately8:30 a.m.
Regular Meeting
Club accomplishments, upcoming projects and events are discussed. Not a member? Come join us and discover what Kiwanis is all about. As our guest, lunch is on us.
Click on the link below to see who will be our guest speaker.
https://k15626.site.kiwanis.org/regular-meetings/
Board Meeting
Lending Library
The Lending Library Program at Lenoir City Elementary Schoolis an exemplary initiative designed to promote a passion for reading amongkindergarten students. Every Thursday, resolute Kiwanis volunteers serve aslibrarians. Equipped with a cart full of diverse books, children are given theopportunity to independently select a book that interests them. This processnot only empowers young learners to make their own reading choices but alsoinstills a sense of responsibility as they manage their borrowed books. Teacherssupply folders containing useful reading tips for parents, ensuring that thereading experience continues beyond the classroom into the home. This endeavorfosters an environment that celebrates literacy and promotes lifelong learning.Volunteers dedicate approximately one hour of their time from 7:45 a.m. to approximately8:30 a.m.
Ladies Tea At The Neighborhood
Lending Library
The Lending Library Program at Lenoir City Elementary Schoolis an exemplary initiative designed to promote a passion for reading amongkindergarten students. Every Thursday, resolute Kiwanis volunteers serve aslibrarians. Equipped with a cart full of diverse books, children are given theopportunity to independently select a book that interests them. This processnot only empowers young learners to make their own reading choices but alsoinstills a sense of responsibility as they manage their borrowed books. Teacherssupply folders containing useful reading tips for parents, ensuring that thereading experience continues beyond the classroom into the home. This endeavorfosters an environment that celebrates literacy and promotes lifelong learning.Volunteers dedicate approximately one hour of their time from 7:45 a.m. to approximately8:30 a.m.
Lending Library
The Lending Library Program at Lenoir City Elementary Schoolis an exemplary initiative designed to promote a passion for reading amongkindergarten students. Every Thursday, resolute Kiwanis volunteers serve aslibrarians. Equipped with a cart full of diverse books, children are given theopportunity to independently select a book that interests them. This processnot only empowers young learners to make their own reading choices but alsoinstills a sense of responsibility as they manage their borrowed books. Teacherssupply folders containing useful reading tips for parents, ensuring that thereading experience continues beyond the classroom into the home. This endeavorfosters an environment that celebrates literacy and promotes lifelong learning.Volunteers dedicate approximately one hour of their time from 7:45 a.m. to approximately8:30 a.m.
New Villagers - Kiwanis Table
Independence Day
Regular Meeting
Club accomplishments, upcoming projects and events are discussed. Not a member? Come join us and discover what Kiwanis is all about. As our guest, lunch is on us.
Click on the link below to see who will be our guest speaker.
https://k15626.site.kiwanis.org/regular-meetings/
Lending Library
The Lending Library Program at Lenoir City Elementary Schoolis an exemplary initiative designed to promote a passion for reading amongkindergarten students. Every Thursday, resolute Kiwanis volunteers serve aslibrarians. Equipped with a cart full of diverse books, children are given theopportunity to independently select a book that interests them. This processnot only empowers young learners to make their own reading choices but alsoinstills a sense of responsibility as they manage their borrowed books. Teacherssupply folders containing useful reading tips for parents, ensuring that thereading experience continues beyond the classroom into the home. This endeavorfosters an environment that celebrates literacy and promotes lifelong learning.Volunteers dedicate approximately one hour of their time from 7:45 a.m. to approximately8:30 a.m.
Lending Library
The Lending Library Program at Lenoir City Elementary Schoolis an exemplary initiative designed to promote a passion for reading amongkindergarten students. Every Thursday, resolute Kiwanis volunteers serve aslibrarians. Equipped with a cart full of diverse books, children are given theopportunity to independently select a book that interests them. This processnot only empowers young learners to make their own reading choices but alsoinstills a sense of responsibility as they manage their borrowed books. Teacherssupply folders containing useful reading tips for parents, ensuring that thereading experience continues beyond the classroom into the home. This endeavorfosters an environment that celebrates literacy and promotes lifelong learning.Volunteers dedicate approximately one hour of their time from 7:45 a.m. to approximately8:30 a.m.
Regular Meeting
Club accomplishments, upcoming projects and events are discussed. Not a member? Come join us and discover what Kiwanis is all about. As our guest, lunch is on us.
Click on the link below to see who will be our guest speaker.
https://k15626.site.kiwanis.org/regular-meetings/
Board Meeting
Lending Library
The Lending Library Program at Lenoir City Elementary Schoolis an exemplary initiative designed to promote a passion for reading amongkindergarten students. Every Thursday, resolute Kiwanis volunteers serve aslibrarians. Equipped with a cart full of diverse books, children are given theopportunity to independently select a book that interests them. This processnot only empowers young learners to make their own reading choices but alsoinstills a sense of responsibility as they manage their borrowed books. Teacherssupply folders containing useful reading tips for parents, ensuring that thereading experience continues beyond the classroom into the home. This endeavorfosters an environment that celebrates literacy and promotes lifelong learning.Volunteers dedicate approximately one hour of their time from 7:45 a.m. to approximately8:30 a.m.
Ladies Tea At The Neighborhood
Lending Library
The Lending Library Program at Lenoir City Elementary Schoolis an exemplary initiative designed to promote a passion for reading amongkindergarten students. Every Thursday, resolute Kiwanis volunteers serve aslibrarians. Equipped with a cart full of diverse books, children are given theopportunity to independently select a book that interests them. This processnot only empowers young learners to make their own reading choices but alsoinstills a sense of responsibility as they manage their borrowed books. Teacherssupply folders containing useful reading tips for parents, ensuring that thereading experience continues beyond the classroom into the home. This endeavorfosters an environment that celebrates literacy and promotes lifelong learning.Volunteers dedicate approximately one hour of their time from 7:45 a.m. to approximately8:30 a.m.
Regular Meeting
Club accomplishments, upcoming projects and events are discussed. Not a member? Come join us and discover what Kiwanis is all about. As our guest, lunch is on us.
Click on the link below to see who will be our guest speaker.
https://k15626.site.kiwanis.org/regular-meetings/
Lending Library
The Lending Library Program at Lenoir City Elementary Schoolis an exemplary initiative designed to promote a passion for reading amongkindergarten students. Every Thursday, resolute Kiwanis volunteers serve aslibrarians. Equipped with a cart full of diverse books, children are given theopportunity to independently select a book that interests them. This processnot only empowers young learners to make their own reading choices but alsoinstills a sense of responsibility as they manage their borrowed books. Teacherssupply folders containing useful reading tips for parents, ensuring that thereading experience continues beyond the classroom into the home. This endeavorfosters an environment that celebrates literacy and promotes lifelong learning.Volunteers dedicate approximately one hour of their time from 7:45 a.m. to approximately8:30 a.m.
New Villagers - Kiwanis Table
Lending Library
The Lending Library Program at Lenoir City Elementary Schoolis an exemplary initiative designed to promote a passion for reading amongkindergarten students. Every Thursday, resolute Kiwanis volunteers serve aslibrarians. Equipped with a cart full of diverse books, children are given theopportunity to independently select a book that interests them. This processnot only empowers young learners to make their own reading choices but alsoinstills a sense of responsibility as they manage their borrowed books. Teacherssupply folders containing useful reading tips for parents, ensuring that thereading experience continues beyond the classroom into the home. This endeavorfosters an environment that celebrates literacy and promotes lifelong learning.Volunteers dedicate approximately one hour of their time from 7:45 a.m. to approximately8:30 a.m.
Regular Meeting
Club accomplishments, upcoming projects and events are discussed. Not a member? Come join us and discover what Kiwanis is all about. As our guest, lunch is on us.
Click on the link below to see who will be our guest speaker.
https://k15626.site.kiwanis.org/regular-meetings/
Board Meeting
Lending Library
The Lending Library Program at Lenoir City Elementary Schoolis an exemplary initiative designed to promote a passion for reading amongkindergarten students. Every Thursday, resolute Kiwanis volunteers serve aslibrarians. Equipped with a cart full of diverse books, children are given theopportunity to independently select a book that interests them. This processnot only empowers young learners to make their own reading choices but alsoinstills a sense of responsibility as they manage their borrowed books. Teacherssupply folders containing useful reading tips for parents, ensuring that thereading experience continues beyond the classroom into the home. This endeavorfosters an environment that celebrates literacy and promotes lifelong learning.Volunteers dedicate approximately one hour of their time from 7:45 a.m. to approximately8:30 a.m.
Ladies Tea At The Neighborhood
Lending Library
The Lending Library Program at Lenoir City Elementary Schoolis an exemplary initiative designed to promote a passion for reading amongkindergarten students. Every Thursday, resolute Kiwanis volunteers serve aslibrarians. Equipped with a cart full of diverse books, children are given theopportunity to independently select a book that interests them. This processnot only empowers young learners to make their own reading choices but alsoinstills a sense of responsibility as they manage their borrowed books. Teacherssupply folders containing useful reading tips for parents, ensuring that thereading experience continues beyond the classroom into the home. This endeavorfosters an environment that celebrates literacy and promotes lifelong learning.Volunteers dedicate approximately one hour of their time from 7:45 a.m. to approximately8:30 a.m.
Regular Meeting
Club accomplishments, upcoming projects and events are discussed. Not a member? Come join us and discover what Kiwanis is all about. As our guest, lunch is on us.
Click on the link below to see who will be our guest speaker.
https://k15626.site.kiwanis.org/regular-meetings/
Lending Library
The Lending Library Program at Lenoir City Elementary Schoolis an exemplary initiative designed to promote a passion for reading amongkindergarten students. Every Thursday, resolute Kiwanis volunteers serve aslibrarians. Equipped with a cart full of diverse books, children are given theopportunity to independently select a book that interests them. This processnot only empowers young learners to make their own reading choices but alsoinstills a sense of responsibility as they manage their borrowed books. Teacherssupply folders containing useful reading tips for parents, ensuring that thereading experience continues beyond the classroom into the home. This endeavorfosters an environment that celebrates literacy and promotes lifelong learning.Volunteers dedicate approximately one hour of their time from 7:45 a.m. to approximately8:30 a.m.
New Villagers - Kiwanis Table
Lending Library
The Lending Library Program at Lenoir City Elementary Schoolis an exemplary initiative designed to promote a passion for reading amongkindergarten students. Every Thursday, resolute Kiwanis volunteers serve aslibrarians. Equipped with a cart full of diverse books, children are given theopportunity to independently select a book that interests them. This processnot only empowers young learners to make their own reading choices but alsoinstills a sense of responsibility as they manage their borrowed books. Teacherssupply folders containing useful reading tips for parents, ensuring that thereading experience continues beyond the classroom into the home. This endeavorfosters an environment that celebrates literacy and promotes lifelong learning.Volunteers dedicate approximately one hour of their time from 7:45 a.m. to approximately8:30 a.m.
Regular Meeting
Club accomplishments, upcoming projects and events are discussed. Not a member? Come join us and discover what Kiwanis is all about. As our guest, lunch is on us.
Click on the link below to see who will be our guest speaker.
https://k15626.site.kiwanis.org/regular-meetings/
Board Meeting
Lending Library
The Lending Library Program at Lenoir City Elementary Schoolis an exemplary initiative designed to promote a passion for reading amongkindergarten students. Every Thursday, resolute Kiwanis volunteers serve aslibrarians. Equipped with a cart full of diverse books, children are given theopportunity to independently select a book that interests them. This processnot only empowers young learners to make their own reading choices but alsoinstills a sense of responsibility as they manage their borrowed books. Teacherssupply folders containing useful reading tips for parents, ensuring that thereading experience continues beyond the classroom into the home. This endeavorfosters an environment that celebrates literacy and promotes lifelong learning.Volunteers dedicate approximately one hour of their time from 7:45 a.m. to approximately8:30 a.m.
Ladies Tea At The Neighborhood
Lending Library
The Lending Library Program at Lenoir City Elementary Schoolis an exemplary initiative designed to promote a passion for reading amongkindergarten students. Every Thursday, resolute Kiwanis volunteers serve aslibrarians. Equipped with a cart full of diverse books, children are given theopportunity to independently select a book that interests them. This processnot only empowers young learners to make their own reading choices but alsoinstills a sense of responsibility as they manage their borrowed books. Teacherssupply folders containing useful reading tips for parents, ensuring that thereading experience continues beyond the classroom into the home. This endeavorfosters an environment that celebrates literacy and promotes lifelong learning.Volunteers dedicate approximately one hour of their time from 7:45 a.m. to approximately8:30 a.m.
Lending Library
The Lending Library Program at Lenoir City Elementary Schoolis an exemplary initiative designed to promote a passion for reading amongkindergarten students. Every Thursday, resolute Kiwanis volunteers serve aslibrarians. Equipped with a cart full of diverse books, children are given theopportunity to independently select a book that interests them. This processnot only empowers young learners to make their own reading choices but alsoinstills a sense of responsibility as they manage their borrowed books. Teacherssupply folders containing useful reading tips for parents, ensuring that thereading experience continues beyond the classroom into the home. This endeavorfosters an environment that celebrates literacy and promotes lifelong learning.Volunteers dedicate approximately one hour of their time from 7:45 a.m. to approximately8:30 a.m.
New Villagers - Kiwanis Table
Regular Meeting
Club accomplishments, upcoming projects and events are discussed. Not a member? Come join us and discover what Kiwanis is all about. As our guest, lunch is on us.
Click on the link below to see who will be our guest speaker.
https://k15626.site.kiwanis.org/regular-meetings/
Lending Library
The Lending Library Program at Lenoir City Elementary Schoolis an exemplary initiative designed to promote a passion for reading amongkindergarten students. Every Thursday, resolute Kiwanis volunteers serve aslibrarians. Equipped with a cart full of diverse books, children are given theopportunity to independently select a book that interests them. This processnot only empowers young learners to make their own reading choices but alsoinstills a sense of responsibility as they manage their borrowed books. Teacherssupply folders containing useful reading tips for parents, ensuring that thereading experience continues beyond the classroom into the home. This endeavorfosters an environment that celebrates literacy and promotes lifelong learning.Volunteers dedicate approximately one hour of their time from 7:45 a.m. to approximately8:30 a.m.
Lending Library
The Lending Library Program at Lenoir City Elementary Schoolis an exemplary initiative designed to promote a passion for reading amongkindergarten students. Every Thursday, resolute Kiwanis volunteers serve aslibrarians. Equipped with a cart full of diverse books, children are given theopportunity to independently select a book that interests them. This processnot only empowers young learners to make their own reading choices but alsoinstills a sense of responsibility as they manage their borrowed books. Teacherssupply folders containing useful reading tips for parents, ensuring that thereading experience continues beyond the classroom into the home. This endeavorfosters an environment that celebrates literacy and promotes lifelong learning.Volunteers dedicate approximately one hour of their time from 7:45 a.m. to approximately8:30 a.m.
Regular Meeting
Club accomplishments, upcoming projects and events are discussed. Not a member? Come join us and discover what Kiwanis is all about. As our guest, lunch is on us.
Click on the link below to see who will be our guest speaker.
https://k15626.site.kiwanis.org/regular-meetings/
Board Meeting
Lending Library
The Lending Library Program at Lenoir City Elementary Schoolis an exemplary initiative designed to promote a passion for reading amongkindergarten students. Every Thursday, resolute Kiwanis volunteers serve aslibrarians. Equipped with a cart full of diverse books, children are given theopportunity to independently select a book that interests them. This processnot only empowers young learners to make their own reading choices but alsoinstills a sense of responsibility as they manage their borrowed books. Teacherssupply folders containing useful reading tips for parents, ensuring that thereading experience continues beyond the classroom into the home. This endeavorfosters an environment that celebrates literacy and promotes lifelong learning.Volunteers dedicate approximately one hour of their time from 7:45 a.m. to approximately8:30 a.m.
Ladies Tea At The Neighborhood
Lending Library
The Lending Library Program at Lenoir City Elementary Schoolis an exemplary initiative designed to promote a passion for reading amongkindergarten students. Every Thursday, resolute Kiwanis volunteers serve aslibrarians. Equipped with a cart full of diverse books, children are given theopportunity to independently select a book that interests them. This processnot only empowers young learners to make their own reading choices but alsoinstills a sense of responsibility as they manage their borrowed books. Teacherssupply folders containing useful reading tips for parents, ensuring that thereading experience continues beyond the classroom into the home. This endeavorfosters an environment that celebrates literacy and promotes lifelong learning.Volunteers dedicate approximately one hour of their time from 7:45 a.m. to approximately8:30 a.m.
Halloween
Regular Meeting
Club accomplishments, upcoming projects and events are discussed. Not a member? Come join us and discover what Kiwanis is all about. As our guest, lunch is on us.
Click on the link below to see who will be our guest speaker.
https://k15626.site.kiwanis.org/regular-meetings/
Lending Library
The Lending Library Program at Lenoir City Elementary Schoolis an exemplary initiative designed to promote a passion for reading amongkindergarten students. Every Thursday, resolute Kiwanis volunteers serve aslibrarians. Equipped with a cart full of diverse books, children are given theopportunity to independently select a book that interests them. This processnot only empowers young learners to make their own reading choices but alsoinstills a sense of responsibility as they manage their borrowed books. Teacherssupply folders containing useful reading tips for parents, ensuring that thereading experience continues beyond the classroom into the home. This endeavorfosters an environment that celebrates literacy and promotes lifelong learning.Volunteers dedicate approximately one hour of their time from 7:45 a.m. to approximately8:30 a.m.
New Villagers - Kiwanis Table
Lending Library
The Lending Library Program at Lenoir City Elementary Schoolis an exemplary initiative designed to promote a passion for reading amongkindergarten students. Every Thursday, resolute Kiwanis volunteers serve aslibrarians. Equipped with a cart full of diverse books, children are given theopportunity to independently select a book that interests them. This processnot only empowers young learners to make their own reading choices but alsoinstills a sense of responsibility as they manage their borrowed books. Teacherssupply folders containing useful reading tips for parents, ensuring that thereading experience continues beyond the classroom into the home. This endeavorfosters an environment that celebrates literacy and promotes lifelong learning.Volunteers dedicate approximately one hour of their time from 7:45 a.m. to approximately8:30 a.m.
Regular Meeting
Club accomplishments, upcoming projects and events are discussed. Not a member? Come join us and discover what Kiwanis is all about. As our guest, lunch is on us.
Click on the link below to see who will be our guest speaker.
https://k15626.site.kiwanis.org/regular-meetings/
Board Meeting
Lending Library
The Lending Library Program at Lenoir City Elementary Schoolis an exemplary initiative designed to promote a passion for reading amongkindergarten students. Every Thursday, resolute Kiwanis volunteers serve aslibrarians. Equipped with a cart full of diverse books, children are given theopportunity to independently select a book that interests them. This processnot only empowers young learners to make their own reading choices but alsoinstills a sense of responsibility as they manage their borrowed books. Teacherssupply folders containing useful reading tips for parents, ensuring that thereading experience continues beyond the classroom into the home. This endeavorfosters an environment that celebrates literacy and promotes lifelong learning.Volunteers dedicate approximately one hour of their time from 7:45 a.m. to approximately8:30 a.m.
Ladies Tea At The Neighborhood
Lending Library
The Lending Library Program at Lenoir City Elementary Schoolis an exemplary initiative designed to promote a passion for reading amongkindergarten students. Every Thursday, resolute Kiwanis volunteers serve aslibrarians. Equipped with a cart full of diverse books, children are given theopportunity to independently select a book that interests them. This processnot only empowers young learners to make their own reading choices but alsoinstills a sense of responsibility as they manage their borrowed books. Teacherssupply folders containing useful reading tips for parents, ensuring that thereading experience continues beyond the classroom into the home. This endeavorfosters an environment that celebrates literacy and promotes lifelong learning.Volunteers dedicate approximately one hour of their time from 7:45 a.m. to approximately8:30 a.m.
Regular Meeting
Club accomplishments, upcoming projects and events are discussed. Not a member? Come join us and discover what Kiwanis is all about. As our guest, lunch is on us.
Click on the link below to see who will be our guest speaker.
https://k15626.site.kiwanis.org/regular-meetings/
Lending Library
The Lending Library Program at Lenoir City Elementary Schoolis an exemplary initiative designed to promote a passion for reading amongkindergarten students. Every Thursday, resolute Kiwanis volunteers serve aslibrarians. Equipped with a cart full of diverse books, children are given theopportunity to independently select a book that interests them. This processnot only empowers young learners to make their own reading choices but alsoinstills a sense of responsibility as they manage their borrowed books. Teacherssupply folders containing useful reading tips for parents, ensuring that thereading experience continues beyond the classroom into the home. This endeavorfosters an environment that celebrates literacy and promotes lifelong learning.Volunteers dedicate approximately one hour of their time from 7:45 a.m. to approximately8:30 a.m.
New Villagers - Kiwanis Table
Lending Library
The Lending Library Program at Lenoir City Elementary Schoolis an exemplary initiative designed to promote a passion for reading amongkindergarten students. Every Thursday, resolute Kiwanis volunteers serve aslibrarians. Equipped with a cart full of diverse books, children are given theopportunity to independently select a book that interests them. This processnot only empowers young learners to make their own reading choices but alsoinstills a sense of responsibility as they manage their borrowed books. Teacherssupply folders containing useful reading tips for parents, ensuring that thereading experience continues beyond the classroom into the home. This endeavorfosters an environment that celebrates literacy and promotes lifelong learning.Volunteers dedicate approximately one hour of their time from 7:45 a.m. to approximately8:30 a.m.
Regular Meeting
Club accomplishments, upcoming projects and events are discussed. Not a member? Come join us and discover what Kiwanis is all about. As our guest, lunch is on us.
Click on the link below to see who will be our guest speaker.
https://k15626.site.kiwanis.org/regular-meetings/
Board Meeting
Lending Library
The Lending Library Program at Lenoir City Elementary Schoolis an exemplary initiative designed to promote a passion for reading amongkindergarten students. Every Thursday, resolute Kiwanis volunteers serve aslibrarians. Equipped with a cart full of diverse books, children are given theopportunity to independently select a book that interests them. This processnot only empowers young learners to make their own reading choices but alsoinstills a sense of responsibility as they manage their borrowed books. Teacherssupply folders containing useful reading tips for parents, ensuring that thereading experience continues beyond the classroom into the home. This endeavorfosters an environment that celebrates literacy and promotes lifelong learning.Volunteers dedicate approximately one hour of their time from 7:45 a.m. to approximately8:30 a.m.
Ladies Tea At The Neighborhood
Christmas Eve
Lending Library
The Lending Library Program at Lenoir City Elementary Schoolis an exemplary initiative designed to promote a passion for reading amongkindergarten students. Every Thursday, resolute Kiwanis volunteers serve aslibrarians. Equipped with a cart full of diverse books, children are given theopportunity to independently select a book that interests them. This processnot only empowers young learners to make their own reading choices but alsoinstills a sense of responsibility as they manage their borrowed books. Teacherssupply folders containing useful reading tips for parents, ensuring that thereading experience continues beyond the classroom into the home. This endeavorfosters an environment that celebrates literacy and promotes lifelong learning.Volunteers dedicate approximately one hour of their time from 7:45 a.m. to approximately8:30 a.m.
Christmas Day
New Year's Eve
Lending Library
The Lending Library Program at Lenoir City Elementary Schoolis an exemplary initiative designed to promote a passion for reading amongkindergarten students. Every Thursday, resolute Kiwanis volunteers serve aslibrarians. Equipped with a cart full of diverse books, children are given theopportunity to independently select a book that interests them. This processnot only empowers young learners to make their own reading choices but alsoinstills a sense of responsibility as they manage their borrowed books. Teacherssupply folders containing useful reading tips for parents, ensuring that thereading experience continues beyond the classroom into the home. This endeavorfosters an environment that celebrates literacy and promotes lifelong learning.Volunteers dedicate approximately one hour of their time from 7:45 a.m. to approximately8:30 a.m.
New Year's Day
Regular Meeting
Club accomplishments, upcoming projects and events are discussed. Not a member? Come join us and discover what Kiwanis is all about. As our guest, lunch is on us.
Click on the link below to see who will be our guest speaker.
https://k15626.site.kiwanis.org/regular-meetings/
Lending Library
The Lending Library Program at Lenoir City Elementary Schoolis an exemplary initiative designed to promote a passion for reading amongkindergarten students. Every Thursday, resolute Kiwanis volunteers serve aslibrarians. Equipped with a cart full of diverse books, children are given theopportunity to independently select a book that interests them. This processnot only empowers young learners to make their own reading choices but alsoinstills a sense of responsibility as they manage their borrowed books. Teacherssupply folders containing useful reading tips for parents, ensuring that thereading experience continues beyond the classroom into the home. This endeavorfosters an environment that celebrates literacy and promotes lifelong learning.Volunteers dedicate approximately one hour of their time from 7:45 a.m. to approximately8:30 a.m.
New Villagers - Kiwanis Table
Lending Library
The Lending Library Program at Lenoir City Elementary Schoolis an exemplary initiative designed to promote a passion for reading amongkindergarten students. Every Thursday, resolute Kiwanis volunteers serve aslibrarians. Equipped with a cart full of diverse books, children are given theopportunity to independently select a book that interests them. This processnot only empowers young learners to make their own reading choices but alsoinstills a sense of responsibility as they manage their borrowed books. Teacherssupply folders containing useful reading tips for parents, ensuring that thereading experience continues beyond the classroom into the home. This endeavorfosters an environment that celebrates literacy and promotes lifelong learning.Volunteers dedicate approximately one hour of their time from 7:45 a.m. to approximately8:30 a.m.
Regular Meeting
Club accomplishments, upcoming projects and events are discussed. Not a member? Come join us and discover what Kiwanis is all about. As our guest, lunch is on us.
Click on the link below to see who will be our guest speaker.
https://k15626.site.kiwanis.org/regular-meetings/
Board Meeting
Lending Library
The Lending Library Program at Lenoir City Elementary Schoolis an exemplary initiative designed to promote a passion for reading amongkindergarten students. Every Thursday, resolute Kiwanis volunteers serve aslibrarians. Equipped with a cart full of diverse books, children are given theopportunity to independently select a book that interests them. This processnot only empowers young learners to make their own reading choices but alsoinstills a sense of responsibility as they manage their borrowed books. Teacherssupply folders containing useful reading tips for parents, ensuring that thereading experience continues beyond the classroom into the home. This endeavorfosters an environment that celebrates literacy and promotes lifelong learning.Volunteers dedicate approximately one hour of their time from 7:45 a.m. to approximately8:30 a.m.
Ladies Tea At The Neighborhood
Lending Library
The Lending Library Program at Lenoir City Elementary Schoolis an exemplary initiative designed to promote a passion for reading amongkindergarten students. Every Thursday, resolute Kiwanis volunteers serve aslibrarians. Equipped with a cart full of diverse books, children are given theopportunity to independently select a book that interests them. This processnot only empowers young learners to make their own reading choices but alsoinstills a sense of responsibility as they manage their borrowed books. Teacherssupply folders containing useful reading tips for parents, ensuring that thereading experience continues beyond the classroom into the home. This endeavorfosters an environment that celebrates literacy and promotes lifelong learning.Volunteers dedicate approximately one hour of their time from 7:45 a.m. to approximately8:30 a.m.
Regular Meeting
Club accomplishments, upcoming projects and events are discussed. Not a member? Come join us and discover what Kiwanis is all about. As our guest, lunch is on us.
Click on the link below to see who will be our guest speaker.
https://k15626.site.kiwanis.org/regular-meetings/
Lending Library
The Lending Library Program at Lenoir City Elementary Schoolis an exemplary initiative designed to promote a passion for reading amongkindergarten students. Every Thursday, resolute Kiwanis volunteers serve aslibrarians. Equipped with a cart full of diverse books, children are given theopportunity to independently select a book that interests them. This processnot only empowers young learners to make their own reading choices but alsoinstills a sense of responsibility as they manage their borrowed books. Teacherssupply folders containing useful reading tips for parents, ensuring that thereading experience continues beyond the classroom into the home. This endeavorfosters an environment that celebrates literacy and promotes lifelong learning.Volunteers dedicate approximately one hour of their time from 7:45 a.m. to approximately8:30 a.m.
New Villagers - Kiwanis Table
Lending Library
The Lending Library Program at Lenoir City Elementary Schoolis an exemplary initiative designed to promote a passion for reading amongkindergarten students. Every Thursday, resolute Kiwanis volunteers serve aslibrarians. Equipped with a cart full of diverse books, children are given theopportunity to independently select a book that interests them. This processnot only empowers young learners to make their own reading choices but alsoinstills a sense of responsibility as they manage their borrowed books. Teacherssupply folders containing useful reading tips for parents, ensuring that thereading experience continues beyond the classroom into the home. This endeavorfosters an environment that celebrates literacy and promotes lifelong learning.Volunteers dedicate approximately one hour of their time from 7:45 a.m. to approximately8:30 a.m.
Valentine's Day
Regular Meeting
Club accomplishments, upcoming projects and events are discussed. Not a member? Come join us and discover what Kiwanis is all about. As our guest, lunch is on us.
Click on the link below to see who will be our guest speaker.
https://k15626.site.kiwanis.org/regular-meetings/
Board Meeting
Lending Library
The Lending Library Program at Lenoir City Elementary Schoolis an exemplary initiative designed to promote a passion for reading amongkindergarten students. Every Thursday, resolute Kiwanis volunteers serve aslibrarians. Equipped with a cart full of diverse books, children are given theopportunity to independently select a book that interests them. This processnot only empowers young learners to make their own reading choices but alsoinstills a sense of responsibility as they manage their borrowed books. Teacherssupply folders containing useful reading tips for parents, ensuring that thereading experience continues beyond the classroom into the home. This endeavorfosters an environment that celebrates literacy and promotes lifelong learning.Volunteers dedicate approximately one hour of their time from 7:45 a.m. to approximately8:30 a.m.
Ladies Tea At The Neighborhood
Lending Library
The Lending Library Program at Lenoir City Elementary Schoolis an exemplary initiative designed to promote a passion for reading amongkindergarten students. Every Thursday, resolute Kiwanis volunteers serve aslibrarians. Equipped with a cart full of diverse books, children are given theopportunity to independently select a book that interests them. This processnot only empowers young learners to make their own reading choices but alsoinstills a sense of responsibility as they manage their borrowed books. Teacherssupply folders containing useful reading tips for parents, ensuring that thereading experience continues beyond the classroom into the home. This endeavorfosters an environment that celebrates literacy and promotes lifelong learning.Volunteers dedicate approximately one hour of their time from 7:45 a.m. to approximately8:30 a.m.
Kiwanis Club of Tellico Village
Our club is made up of individuals from all walks of life. Their diversity and commitment are the fabric of our organization. They are dedicated to, "Making a difference in the lives of children. One child and one community at a time."
Friday, Feb. 20th, 2026, five of our marvelous members were at the Loudon Elementary School for the Weekend Food 4 Kids Project. They packed 138 bags of nutritious snacks and delivered them to the classrooms. The teachers discreetly distribute the snack bags to students. Second Harvest manages the purchase and delivery of the food items directly to the school.
Thank you to our Kiwanians, Pat Humphrey, Dave and Diane Preston, Kevin Flanagan and Kevin McRae.
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Instilling the joy of reading in children from an early age is a gift that lasts a lifetime. Reading not only enhances cognitive development but also fosters imagination, empathy, and a broader understanding of the world.
On Thursday, February 19th, 2026, Tellico Village Kiwanians Andrea Johnson, Mary Procyk, and Ginger Swintosky, brought the job of reading to the pre-kindergartners at Lenoir City Elementary School.
By making reading a fun and integral part of daily life, children are more likely to develop a lifelong love for books, leading to improved literacy skills and academic success. ... See MoreSee Less
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A very special Baby Shower was held Tuesday, Feb. 17th, 2026 at the University of Tennessee Children's Hospital Neonatal Intensive Care Unit. Presented by the Friends of Tennessee's Babies with Special Needs (FOTB), the event was designed for families of infants being cared for in the NICU.
Two of our Kiwanis members attended the event. They presented a $500.00 check to Robin Hamrick, Executive Director of FOTN. They also had a table of beautiful handmade items created by our Kiwanians Reba Herzfeld, Judy Dowell, Jane Holt, Mary Procyk, and Kim Silvestri, Hedy Orkney, spouse of Kiwanian Rob Orkney, and dear friend Wendy Freed.
Families, children who were there enjoyed being able to choose, at no cost, blankets, sweaters, hats, bibs, etc. What a heartwarming event. Our Kiwanis ladies felt blessed and honored as our items were selected. ... See MoreSee Less
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