4-H in Scotland County

University of Missouri Extension's 4-H educational program empowers young people to reach their full potential while working and learning in partnership with caring adults. As one of the nation's largest youth organizations, 4-H reaches youths, ages 8 to 18, in rural, urban and suburban settings, helping them become competent, capable, caring and contributing members of society.

  July newsletter

4-H Clubs in Scotland County:

Azen Jolly Timers
Meet 1st Wednesday each month at the Arbela United Methodist Church

Gorin Go-Getters
Meet 1st Wednesday each month at the Gorin School
 

Jolly Jack & Jills
Meet the 2nd Wednesday each month at Bible Grove School
 

Missouri Mischief's
Meet 2nd Tuesday each month at the Kids Konnection
 

 

4-H Council

The purpose of the 4-H Council is to:

1. Give guidance to county program planning by interpreting needs
2. Establish needed policy
3. Plan and coordinate with county events
4. Plan and cooperate with county extension personnel in leader training
5. Suggest areas and potential leadership for expanding and carrying on 4-H club work
6. Develop a plan for raising funds to support the council's financial needs

4-H Council Constitution & By-Laws

Awards & Scholarships

Many scholarships and awards are available to present or former 4-H members.  If you wish to learn more about these or for the complete regulations call or visit your local 4-H leader, or see the Missouri 4-H Scholarship Information

Contact us!

If you would like to join a club or become a volunteer leader, call the Scotland County University of Missouri Extension Center at 660-465-7255.

Pat Wiggins, Youth Education Assistant
University of Missouri Extension
wigginsp@missouri.edu

 

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