94 students and more than 25 adults came together for a weekend filled with growth, connection, leadership, and unforgettable experiences. The impact was real, and the feedback from our 2026 survey says it all:
The District Learning Assembly has been rescheduled to June 3, 2026 at Four Points Sheraton from 5-9 pm.The first key reason for attending the District Learning Assembly is the District grants qualification seminar, which trains Clubs on applying for in utilizing District managed grants in their communities and global grants throughout the world. Attendance by two Club members at the seminar automatically qualifies your Club.
Another reason to attend is to approve the District budget for the coming year and confirm the 2024-2025 budget as required by Rotary International regulations.
It provides motivation, networking opportunities and specialized training to strengthen Club administration, service projects, membership and annual grant qualification.
Key Reasons for the Importance of District Assembly:
We are in a Challenge to increase our PolioPlus Society (PPS) membership. More than a dozen districts have joined together during the 2025-26 Rotary year in the PPS Challenge with the goal of ultimately eradicating Polio, once and for all!
Due to remaining budgeted funds, the Mini Grant cycle will reopen before the end of this Rotary year. Act fast as time is very limited. The applications will reopen on April 13 and close on May 1, 2026. Mini Grants are matching grants up to $250 per club for Membership or Public Image. 
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