Kentucky Senior Beta Club Convention
February 11, 2021
Virtual Convention
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"I believe having a Beta Club improves the academic environment of a school; but the most important reason to have a Beta Club is that it fosters the development of character in students as they learn to see the bigger world around them, and strive to make a positive difference in the lives of others."
-Beta Sponsor from Louisville, KY
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Kentucky Junior Beta Club Convention
February 11, 2021
Virtual Convention
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Kentucky Elementary Beta Club Convention
February 11, 2021
Virtual Convention
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Beta News
HISEVILLE ELEMENTARY JUNIOR BETA MEMBERS PARTICIPATE IN NATIONAL BETA WEEK
During the week, Hiseville Elementary collectively celebrated the accomplishments of their Beta Club so far this year. Service projects include: bringing in items for BRAWA, Christmas gifts to local nursing homes, raisings money for Butterflies for Maddie each year as well as supporting Pennies for Patients with the Leukemia/Lymphoma group. Katie Murphy created Hearts for Riley to raise money when a preschool student at Hiseville found out she had Leukemia.
Kentucky Betas from James E. Farmer Elementary compete in the Robotics competition at the National Convention.
STATE LEADERSHIP
SENIOR
Waylon Griffin
Senior President
Glasgow
Turner Roach
Senior Vice-President
Thomas Nelson High
Joshna Kurra
Senior Secretary
Western Hills High
JUNIOR
Jaclyn Jackson
Junior President
Campbellsville Middle
Emory Gardner
Junior Vice-President
Glasglow Middle
Jett Osborne
Junior Secretary
Bloomfield Middle
ELEMENTARY
Danica Stephens
Elementary President
Red Cross Elementary
Emily Jeffries
Elementary Vice-President
Memorial Elementary
STATE
Donna Wear
Council Chair
Stephanie Esters
Senior State Sponsor
Barren County High
Mitzi Avritt
Junior State Sponsor
Bloomfield Middle
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HISTORY
Shhh! Can you keep a secret? History has it that National Beta's birthplace was actually Louisville, KY before officially establishing in South Carolina in 1934! Perhaps that can be found in the 1st place Scrapbook won by Barren County at the 3rd National Convention. Although the headquarters relocated, we all know Beta's heart lies in the Bluegrass State! After the first state convention in Lexington in 1939, Kentucky Beta has grown tremendously and stands as one of the strongest states in attendance of all state and national conventions. Join us and let Beta show you “My Old Kentucky Home!”