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Facilitators FAQ

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Frequently Asked Questions
from Facilitators

Q: What is a Facilitator?
 
A: A facilitator is a Junior or Senior in high school who attended the RYLA program their Sophomore year: we call these students Group Facilitators (GFs) and Program Facilitators (PFs) respectively.

Each group of 6-7 students will be placed with a Group Facilitator. These GFs will support and guide the students throughout the RYLA weekend.

We recruit between 3 and 6 Program Facilitators each year. PFs are in charge of running RYLA. They were GFs last year and know the ropes, and we entrust them with the “behind the scenes” work.
 
Q: Who pays for Facilitators to attend RYLA?
 
A: The cost of Facilitator tuition is shared by all participating clubs. A small portion of each club’s Reservation check is allocated to cover the costs of the Facilitators.
 
Q: Do Facilitators have a Sponsor Club?
 
A: Technically no, however they were sponsored by a club their sophomore year, so this is the Rotary club that can (and should!) invite them to a meeting.
 
Q: How does someone apply to be a Group Facilitator?
 
A: In December, the District RYLA Committee sends out an email to all RYLA participants from the previous June. If a student would like to become a Group Facilitator, they must email a letter answering the questions and send all of the requirements.

Group Facilitator (GF) applications are due January 1.

The committee will then hold a “call-back” session to interview the students and select next year’s Group Facilitators.
 
Q: How does someone apply to be a Program Facilitator?
 
A: In November, the District RYLA Committee sends out an email to all Group Facilitators from the previous June. If a previous GF would like to become a PF, they must email a letter answering all the questions and send all of the requirements.

Program Facilitator (PF) applications are due December 1.

PF selections are made mid-December.
 
Q: How do Facilitators register for RYLA?
 
A: Facilitators will register for RYLA much the same way that students register. We will give you directions on how to do so when you are chosen.
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RYLA Schedule
Conference Dates and Locations
June 21, 22, 23, 2024 
 
3 days, 2 overnights
Early Friday morning until Sunday early evening

Fitchburg State University
138 North Street,
Fitchburg, MA 01420
(978) 665-3000
www.fitchburgstate.edu

 
Pickup/Closing Ceremony
Weston Auditorium
353 North Street
Fitchburg
Time TBD ~3:30 pm, 6/2023
Family is invited and encouraged
 
Parking is available across from Weston however, we encourage people who are able to park in North 1 and walk to Weston(5-10 min walk)
Student luggage will be picked up from Aubuchon (near arrivals) 

Note: Students must be available and attend all 3 days.

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2025-2026 District Governor Johnny Ahern
 
   

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