Congratulations to the following HOTO (Humans of Texas-Oklahoma) Articles! Not only did they score a perfect 5/5, but they have also managed to write an authentic, engaging, and captivating article that documents and shares their Key Club experience with the rest of the district. Use these as inspiration for your next HOTO article!
Top HOTO Articles
June HOTO Articles ‧₊˚❀
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Building Connections Through Socials
By Jonathan Diaz from Ross S. Sterling High School
HOTO Prompt: Describe how your club promotes socials and how they benefit your club as a whole.
Our Key Club promotes socials as an important way to strengthen bonds between members and create a positive, welcoming environment. These socials allow members to get to know one another outside of volunteering, which helps build a stronger sense of community within our club…
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Collaborations & Support Through Various Schools
By Tiffany Nguyen from Cypress Creek High School
HOTO Prompt: In what ways does your club support or collaborate with other school organizations, and how has it impacted your presence on campus?
Cypress Creek Key club continues to build bridges and collaborate alongside different school organizations and create impacts that stretch beyond one on one meetings through finding opportunities that create an open door for us to unite with each other...
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Fresh Man to a Freshmen
By Charles Pham from North Garland High School
HOTO Prompt: How would you describe Key Club to an incoming freshman—beyond a club for community service hours?
A fresh start, a new beginning, the start of a new chapter: a freshman walks through the doors of North Garland High School. Timid, excited, anxious, curious, that freshman is soon faced with a daunting task: completing community service hours…
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Laying the Groundwork for a Stronger Year
By Arya Patel from Goose Creek Memorial High School
HOTO Prompt: How are you using your role as editor to prepare for the upcoming year and keep your club connected, even during a quiet summer?
As the new Editor of Goose Creek Memorial High School's Key Club, I have one idea in mind: to build a more unified, informed, and energetic club, even when times are slow right now. During the summer, things in Key Club slow down at our school, which might sound like a buzzkill…
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Promoting Inspiration
By Ester Mang from Jenks High School
HOTO Prompt: Let's talk about Inspiration. How are you or your club promoting Inspiration?
Our Key Club is committed not only to serving our community but also to inspiring those beyond it. We believe that inspiration is the key to building a strong foundation, fostering leadership, and encouraging long-term engagement…
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Support Systems
By Ryan Duong from Allen High School
HOTO Prompt: How does your club ensure that underclassmen stay involved and feel empowered to take on leadership roles?
At Allen High School Key Club, we prioritize creating a welcoming and inclusive environment that encourages underclassmen to stay involved and take on leadership roles early in their high school careers…
May HOTO Articles ‧₊˚❀
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WHAT IS LOVE?
By Andrew Duong from North Garland High School
HOTO Prompt: Regarding the famous phrase “What is Love?” describe what it means to you and your Key club.
As questioned by the infamous girl group, TWICE, many of us may ponder “What is Love?” Well, after listening to their music on repeat, anticipating their new album, I have put together the answer. It’s truly quite simple, love is what you hold dearest to your heart…
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A Legacy to Remember: Recognizing Service and Achievement
By Conner Doan from Cypress Creek High School
HOTO Prompt: Returning officers—Describe highlights from the ‘24-‘25 year and what you can improve on for the new year.
The ‘24-’25 Key Club service year is certainly a year to remember for us at Cypress Creek High School. This year was one of our best regarding projects and achievements…
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Sun, Heat, and Fun
By McKinley Hatch from Mansfield Legacy High School
HOTO Prompt: What activities does your club have planned for the summer?
This summer, just like the last, is going to be very busy for our Key Club. Whether we are volunteering in the community or helping out with simple problems at the school, we will ensure that our members stay occupied. These service events are the ones we often look forward to the most, especially during these long summer days…
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Once Upon A Service, Reflection of LEDCON
By Rachel Lee from Cinco Ranch High School
HOTO Prompt: How was your experience at LEDCON?
I’ve always been used to Key Club being one club out of many in my school, and not having as much of a presence in the student body as a club like National Honor Society. So, suffice to say that when I attended my first LEDCON, I was positively overwhelmed by how much of Key Club I was experiencing…
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Listening to Every Member and Promoting Teamwork
By Saanvi Reddipalli from Round Rock High School
HOTO Prompt: How is your club going to ensure member’s voices are heard? How will you bring the club together to help the community?
As the new editor of the Texas-Oklahoma Key Club at Round Rock High School, I am committed to ensuring that all members stay connected through future events and that every member’s new ideas can be heard…
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Service Goals & New Term
By Tommy Ngo from J. Frank Dobie High School
HOTO Prompt: What are you most excited about for your term, and what are your service goals for this year?
Hi, I’m Tommy, and I will be the upcoming 2025-2026 Dobie Key Club Treasurer! I am so extremely excited for this new term as I know that I will experience many opportunities filled with moments of growth, service, and joy…