Also serving the communities of De Luz, Rainbow, Camp Pendleton, Pala and Pauma
Also serving the communities of De Luz, Rainbow, Camp Pendleton, Pala and Pauma
(From left) Ray Castillo, Kaelyn Cambio, Vanessa Kash and Alyssa Burtzos enjoy indoor activities at the Taco Bell Leadership Conference.
Kaelyn Cambio (left), Vanessa Kash (center) and Alyssa Burtzos work together to stay balanced on the low tight wire course.
Alyssa Burtzos (left), Vanessa Kash (center) and Kaelyn Cambio are ready in their gear to start climbing the rock wall at Camp Cedar Glen in Julian.
Kaelyn Cambio is lifted up and over the wall by her teammates.
Four members of the Sullivan unit of the Boys & Girls Clubs of North County were privileged to attend the Taco Bell Leadership Conference January 25-26 at Camp Cedar Glen in Julian.
As a team, Ray Castillo, Kaelyn Cambio, Vanessa Kash and Alyssa Burtzos worked together on a ROPES course, where they had to get all of their team members over a 10-foot wall using only their bodies and the wall.
They also worked together to do rock climbing and a low tight wire course. In between these physical team building activities, they attended workshops designed to teach them what makes them unique and why that is so important.
This all tied in to the conference theme of “Stand Up, Stand Out,” helping the students to realize that as leaders, they should not be afraid of being unique and being recognized for it.
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