Articles in Teen Korps
Looking around the room I thought about all the things I had done the last four days. I had made new friends and learned new skills that would help me lead not only myself, but also others.
On the long drive up to Vista, I sat in the front seat wondering how in the world this …
Council members have completed an online leadership evaluation as we begin the year with an assessment of team strengths and individual roles and responsibilities. Our speaker, Don Sando from Strategic Results will speak about “Team Building & Management.” He will then lead the council through an exercise designed to help each of our teens …
By: Alexa Mikalaski
As a member of the Teen Korps Youth Leadership Council it is my responsibility to attend the monthly meetings. For almost every meeting there is a lesson and a speaker. Whether the lesson was on how to reach out to different parts of a community or how to be an effective leader, the …
Serving at Bread of Life
By Arielle Sanford, 3rd grader at the Roger Rowe School
On Tuesday, November 30th, several families from the Rancho Santa Fe Kids Korps chapter joined together to provide a delicious dinner for the Bread of Life homeless shelter in Oceanside. Our families donated all the meal items, including drinks, fruit, green …
By Max & Nick Macaluso, Rancho Santa Fe Kids Korps Chapter members
On Sunday, November 14th, the Rancho Santa Fe Kids Korps Chapter hosted a grand Thanksgiving themed feast for the foster children living at New Alternatives, a non-profit foster family agency, in Escondido. Approximately ten families prepared homemade turkey and all the fixings for the …
By Lisa Aryan, Chapter Leader at Carmel Valley Middle School
Our Teen Korps chapter at Carmel Valley Middle School is one of the newest Kids Korps chapters this year. We got off …
Members of Teen Korps’ Youth Leadership Council got off to a great start this past Sunday as they created the first Kids Korps USA smART meter project presented by SDG&E. While the Santa “Cause” Village event turned Flower Hill red and green for the Holiday, members of the Youth Leadership Council, underwritten by Starbucks, worked …
We are launching our Teen Korps Youth Leadership Council this month, thanks to the support of our proud sponsors SDG&E, Sempra Energy Foundation and Starbucks. Members of the council will learn leadership and entrepreneurial skills as they work and volunteer in support of Kids Korps City Heights and Green Korps™ initiatives.
We look forward to working …




