4-H Youth Development
What is 4-H ?
4-H is the Youth Development component of Cooperative Extension. CE extends the University of Kentucky College of Agriculture andKentucky 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 interest groups, camp, television, after-school child care programs, or as part of the school curriculum.
Program Assistant Karen Ryan
Remember to save your aluminum cans for 4-H. 4-H is collecting cans to raise money for our 4-H programs. The money raise from the cans will help pay for things like camp, rally day and 4-H projects. Cans can be dropped off at the Edmonson County Extension Office (behind the Health Department) on Highway 70. Please call us at 597-3628 for any information about 4-H or any questions you might have.
We Had our Colossal Cookie class on Dec. 5th. Everyone really enjoy themselves and the cookies!
On Dec. 14th. The SEE 4-H Wildcats made Christmas cards for the residents of the Edmonson Care and Rehabilitation Center.
The Cooking Club had their Christmas get together on Dec.9th.
The Kyrock 4-H Shockers met on the 14th and made several crafts.
Come join the fun in 4-H!
Educational programs of the Kentucky Cooperative Extension Service serve all people regardless of race, color, age, sex, religion, disability, or national origin.