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Resources for District Officers

District Input Pages

General Information

  • Become a District Officer - Information on elected and appointed positions.
  • Your top priorities:
    1. Serve clubs
    2. Achieve Distinguished Area/Division/District goals

Training Material

  1. Club Officer Responsibilities - A one page table of responsibilities.
  2. Club Success Plan - A table to aid in planning succeed with the DCP.
  3. Distinguished Club Program (DCP) - A one page chart to track progress toward being a distinguished club.
  4. District Calendar - Important events for Toastmaster year.
  5. Educational Progress Chart - Members can download and use in their clubs to track their progress.
Other material:
Formatting notes:
  • Many browsers allow you to customize the header and footer for each page.  For example, with Mozilla, select the menus File -> Page Setup... -> Margins & Headers/Footers.  The headers and footer can be turned off to avoid that web page look when they are printed.
  • Your browser may also allow you to adjust the page orientation and the margins.  The tables were written to adjust to the size of the printable area.  With Mozilla, this is done in the same menu that's used to change the header and footer.

District Web Team

  • Update the club listings - How to update the page with all of the clubs listed and the data base for the club search.
  • Update District Meeting - How To Update The District Meeting on the Members' Page.
  • Design documentation - Maintenance information
  • Update pages - How to update the pages with the common format.  Also, what's special about the ".shtml" pages?

Questions? Suggestions?

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