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Rotary Club of Parker

Parker, Colorado

We invite you to join us for the 2020 State of the Town business luncheon and Impact Award, hosted by the Rotary Club of Parker.

Wednesday, February 26, 2020

PACE Center/Parker, Colorado

11:00 – 11:45 AM Business Networking

Noon – 1:30 PM Luncheon/Program

Click here to register.

Click here for information on the Impact Award and how to nominate someone.

Click here for information on being a sponsor.

Congratulations to Caleb Covak, January Student of the Month for Chaparral High School

From the left: Rotarian Kaki Keibel, Chaparral Student of the Month Caleb Covak, mom Ali Covak.

Caleb Covak is a Renaissance man with interests in the arts and athletics. He enjoys the visual arts, music and writing – he serves as a writing tutor for other students. Caleb also plays basketball and is on the track team. He has served on student government and has lettered academically all four years. Caleb plans to attend Grand Canyon University to major in advertising and graphic design. Best wishes, Caleb!

January 2020 Project C.U.R.E. Crew

A crew of Rotarians and friends sorted medical supplies at Project C.U.R.E. on January 21. How does this work? Well, it starts by dumping out a box of donated supplies and sorting them into like piles...

Megan Arnett, December Student of the Month for Chaparral High School

From the left, Rotarian Kaki Kiebel, Chaparral High School Student of the Month Megan Arnett, father Matt Arnett.

Congratulations to Megan Arnett, the Chaparral High School Student of the Month for December. She was joined at the Rotary meeting by her father, Matt Arnett, and sister Courtney. Megan is currently president of the student body at Chaparral. She serves as a Link Crew Commissioner, helping to oversee the 170 members of the Link Crew. She is vice-president of DECA and runs the Chaparral Family Fund which provides for students and staff in need. She also has served as a writing tutor for two years. Megan has lettered academically all four years of high school. Megan hopes to study epidemiology at an East Coast university.