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Our District is called [[District F| Founders District]], and it has ten [[division]]s in 2016-17. Each [[division]] in [[District F| Founders District]] has approximately five [[area]]s. Each [[area]] has five [[club]]s, although some may have more or fewer. | Our District is called [[District F| Founders District]], and it has ten [[division]]s in 2016-17. Each [[division]] in [[District F| Founders District]] has approximately five [[area]]s. Each [[area]] has five [[club]]s, although some may have more or fewer. | ||
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| + | In 2017-18, there will be seven [[division]]s, and some [[area]]s may have four [[club]]s. | ||
Our District will typically conduct a [[District Conference]], including both a [[speech contest]] and a [[Business Meeting]]. | Our District will typically conduct a [[District Conference]], including both a [[speech contest]] and a [[Business Meeting]]. | ||
See also [[District F]], [[District 100]] and [[District officer]]s. | See also [[District F]], [[District 100]] and [[District officer]]s. | ||
Revision as of 20:44, 11 June 2017
A District is a key level of District Structure. There are over 100 Districts in Toastmasters International.
Our District is called Founders District, and it has ten divisions in 2016-17. Each division in Founders District has approximately five areas. Each area has five clubs, although some may have more or fewer.
In 2017-18, there will be seven divisions, and some areas may have four clubs.
Our District will typically conduct a District Conference, including both a speech contest and a Business Meeting.
See also District F, District 100 and District officers.
