4-H Youth Development
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| Heather Cassill | Roy Turley | |
| Clark County Extension Agent for 4-H Youth Development |
Clark County Extension Agent for 4-H Youth Development |
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Click on one of the links below to obtain more information! |
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Current 4-H Newsletter |
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4-H Projects and Activities (Check out new info for the 2011-12 4-H year) |
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2012 4-H Sewing Club Schedule |
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Other 4-H Links |
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| 4H IS . . . |
| the Youth Development component of Cooperative Extension. Cooperative Extension extends the University of Kentucky College of Agriculture and Kentucky State University to citizens throughout the commonwealth. 4-H strives to meet the four developmental needs which we all have -- need for belonging, mastery of skills, independence, and generosity. 4-H teaches youth the basic skills they will need to succeed as adults. Youth are involved through individual self-study projects at home, organized clubs in communities and schools, special intrest groups, camp, television, after-school child care programs, or as part of the school curriculum. |
| WHO CAN JOIN 4-H? |
| Anyone between the ages of 9-18 may join 4-H. (There are some activities available for "Cloverbuds" (ages 5-8.) |
| HOW CAN YOU JOIN 4-H? |
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You can sign up for 4-H by attending a club meeting and registering, or you may stop by the Extension office and fill out a registration form. Office hours are Monday thru Friday, 8:00 am - 4:30 pm. |
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HANDS |
HEALTH |
| 4-H Pledge |
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I pledge . . . |
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4-H Colors: |
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| "To Make the Best Better" | Green & White |
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Educational programs of the Kentucky Cooperative Extension Service serve all people regardless of race, color, age, sex, religion, disability, or national origin.