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6 Districts in the United States and Canada
Distinguished District History
The Distinguished District Program was established in the 1969-1970 Toastmasters year. Each year, districts are evaluated based on the achievement of four Critical Success Factors (CSFs). These factors reflect the performance of clubs and the establishment of new clubs. The CSFs are:When the required growth for all four of the critical success factors is achieved, the District is recognized as a Distinguished District. When the District ranks among the top 12 districts in the world (based on a point system weighting club performance among other factors), the district is recognized as:Competent Communicator Awards
(% district members)
Advanced Communicator Award Percent
(% district members)
Net Membership Growth
Net Club GrowthNOTE: Before 1979 Districts were either Distinguished or President's Distinguished. In 1979 districts with a rank of from 7-12 were first designated Select Distinguished. Due to different criteria for determining of President's Distinguished prior to 1979, it was possible for districts ranked lower than 6 to become President's Distinguished.Presidents Distinguished District (#1 through #6) or
Select Distinguished District (#7 through #12).
Note:
The 2003-04 Toastmaster's year marked the beginning of District 78.
Districts 17, 20, and 41 joined together to become District 78
District
Year
D06
D19
D24
D42
D64
D78
D17 D20 D41
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