in the Caribbean), Lieutenant Governors oversee areas typically including 4–15 clubs. All officers are elected by the students they serve. Governor (District Governor) The District Governor is the highest-ranking student leader in a District and represents the District at all international events. Responsibilities include overseeing the District Board and ensuring the District's progress in its practical and fundraising goals. District Secretary The District Secretary's primary responsibilities include maintaining records for a District (meeting minutes, monthly report forms, etc.). District Treasurer The District Treasurer's primary responsibilities include preparing financial reports for a District, including but not limited to information about the progress of the District's Key Clubs in dues payment, and sending dues notifications to Key Clubs throughout the year. District Secretary-Treasurer The District Secretary-Treasurer's primary responsibilities are those of the District Secretary (maintaining records for a District) and District Treasurer (preparing financial reports and sending dues notifications). Districts without both a District Secretary and District Treasurer often opt for a District Secretary-Treasurer. District Bulletin Editor The District Bulletin Editor's primary responsibility is to produce at least two major District publications to be sent to all Key Clubs in the District. District Webmaster The District Webmaster's primary responsibility is to maintain the website for the District. Division Districts are divided into multiple smaller geographic regions which are typically called Divisions. Each Division is made up of several clubs and is usually led by a single Lieutenant Governor. Lieutenant Governor A Lieutenant Governor (also Lt. Governor or LTG) is elected to lead and represent a single Division in a District. The Lt. Governor serves as a liaison between individual high school clubs in their Division and the District board. In addition to fulfilling the responsibilities of a Key Club member, Lt. Governors must also visit each of the clubs they serve, publish a monthly Divisional newsletter, hold regular Division Council Meetings or Officer Council Meetings, collaborate with other Lt. Governors to organize training conferences, and keep in contact their with clubs, District executive board, and Kiwanis counterparts. A Lt. Governor may initiate community service projects to help the members of the Division become more involved. A Lt. Governor may choose to create a Division leadership team to delegate some of these responsibilities. The Lt. Governor is responsible for oversight of, on average, 4–15 high school Key Clubs. One of the Lt. Governor's duties is to plan an election to determine their successor