Loren Stanford, Henderson County Extension Agent Virtual Six-Pack is a knowledge strengthening program open to all 4-H Youth Development Agents to better equip you and your office for the upcoming…
Virtual Six-Pack—Six of Six
Two 4-H Poster Contests—Addition of Digital!
Justin Crowe, Director and State 4-H Program Leader There are two contests this year: Regular Poster Contest, Digital Marketing Poster Contest DIGITAL POSTER: Digital posters should be submit- ted to…
National 4-H Week Activities Schedule
Monday: Outdoor Hacks – post a video or photo on your best hack for an outdoor skill. Examples: Best knot to tie down a tent or awning Create hotdog cooker…
CONGRATULATIONS 2020 VOL STATE MEMBERS
Justin Crowe, Director and State Program Leader On Thursday, October 1, 2020, 68 Tennessee 4-H members from 34 counties were recognized with the Vol State award in an online ceremony.Vol…
Celebrate National 4-H Week
Justin Crowe, 4-H Youth Development Director and State Leader Each year during National 4-H Week, members, volunteers, staff, supporters, etc. have the opportunity to celebrate this amazing organization we love.…
A Place to Call Home Volume 20 Issue 37
This past weekend the 2020-2021 State 4-H Council met in Crossville at the Clyde M. York 4-H Center for their fall meeting. While there, the group learned new skills relating…
Reminder that the training/registration module in SUPER is closed from October 1-15. Register now, add attendees now!!
Here is an excerpt from Dr. Toman on 9/16/2020 regarding: Please note that there will be a blackout period for using the Training/Registration module from October 1- 15, 2020. During…
WHY DIDN’T WE THINK OF THIS BEFORE?
Lori Gallimore, Extension Specialist A New Way to Host the “Developing Quality Section A, Section B, and Section C 4-H e-Portfolio Forms” In-Service “Developing Quality Section A, Section B and…
Results!! 6th Annual Funnel Cake Virtual Run
Results!! 6th Annual Funnel Cake Virtual Run
THIRD QUARTER HONOR CLUB SUMMARY
We believe Honor Club is a good measure of a quality teen program. A county cannot have Honor Club members if there are not a lot of opportunities for participation.
