About TPUSA At Pennridge

Meetings & Events

During RAMS Time

The Turning Point USA at Pennridge chapter is planning on holding most of its meetings during RAMS Activity Time, with meetings falling between once or twice a month. When we have meetings after school, we'll notify you via email and our various social media platforms a week before. Meetings will take shape in different ways: Some days, we'll have a presentation about a specific topic which we'll deliver to all those present. Other times, we'll have open discussions on big issues which will effect the student body after graduation (like the national debt, the student loan crisis, border security, and other issues as suggested). We've also developed good relations with both the Young Republican Club and the Democrats of Pennsylvania Club here at Pennridge, and we plan on holding collaborative meetings and discussions. On days where these events finish before RAMS period ends, we encourage all those present to talk to their peers and socialize with their fellow members.

After School

Most of our meetings will be during RAMS activity days, with very few being held after school (This is subject to change as the schedule of our faculty adviser becomes more clear). As of right now, all meetings will be held during RAMS activity time and all events will take place after school, or possibly during weekends. If a meeting ever takes place after school, this decision will be made days before the meeting is set to take place. You will be notified through email.

Events

About Events

You'll have lots of fun attending Turning Point USA at Pennridge's unique and unmatched events! We have so many great ideas, but many of our ideas require a certain amount of attendees. So be sure to tell all your friends about our club!

Event Ideas

TPUSA Social Event: After school, members would gather in the audion / gymnasium for a social hour. We'd set up tables with TPUSA apparel, promotional goodies, and props for photos. It would be a great way for politically like-minded students to meet new people and speak their mind to their peers. We'd provide snacks, organize some activities, and possibly provide music.
TPUSA at Pennridge Story Event: This would be an opportunity where students can share personal stories and anecdotes with their peers. For example, maybe you have a relative who works in government and can provide a real-world example of problems with big government. Maybe you have a family member who's worked on America's southern border, and you can provide their take on America's illegal immigration crisis. Or maybe you're just a gifted presenter with an interest in politics, looking to educate their peers about real problems. Either way, our story event would provide a platform for students like you to tell your stories. We'd rent out a venue like the LGI or a ballroom, and we'd create an expo-like environment where students can learn and be heard. We could headline an event like this with a speaker from Turning Point USA as well.
TPUSA Public Speaker Event: As a Turning Point USA chapter, we have access to a list of speakers from TPUSA who we can ask to present here at Pennridge. Through our connections in the organization, we could even reach out to conservative Pennsylvania state politicians and possibly secure a time for them to speak at Pennridge. If we can't get a speaker to physically appear at Pennridge, it's possible we could hold Skype and hold interviews with speakers through a screen. This would provide the student body with an excellent opportunity to listen to prominent conservative leaders and even ask them questions.
TPUSA x Young Republican Club: The Young Republicans Club here at Pennride has extended their support and willingness to hold meetings and debates together with our club. We can have structured debates and discussions with them, as well as the Democrats of Pennsylvania club here at Pennridge.
TPUSA x Democrats of PA: The Democrats of Pennsylvania club here at Pennridge has also demonstrated willingness to hold discussions with TPUSA at Pennridge. We can hold discussions and debates about all sorts of things, so log as they remain civilized. We actually look forward to discussing the current Democratic platform with them: topics like Democratic Socialism, illegal immigration, the 15$/hr minimum wage, the anti-antisemitism within the Democratic party, and other such things.
Community Events: Events open to the entire community. They'd go along with our American themes and conservative principles, but they'd be family friendly and terrific social opportunity.
- Halloween / Fall festival: Attendees could dress up in political / American themed Halloween costumes, we'd rent out a location and decorate it with stuff, and we'd have fun activities to do. We'd charge admission. Possibly have live music?
- Fourth of July Event: A massive celebration of American patriotism for the whole community. We'd provide food

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