UGA Cooperative Extension
Jones County Extension Office:
4-H Youth Development
School has begun. And so has 4-H! Let’s get STARTED!!
- School Meeting Agenda
- Parent Donation Letter
- Enrollment
- Fifth Grade
- Sixth Grade
- Schedules
- 7th Grade
- 8th Grade
- Schedules
- Senior (9-12th grade)
- 4-H Senior Board Applications
- 4-H Senior Board Application fill-in
- schedule
- Home School
- Events & Activities
- Georgia National Fair
- Cloverleaf Project Achievement-November 19, 2011
- Junior Conference Flyer (7-8th graders)
Junior Project Achievement--March 9-11, 2012Senior Project Achievement--March 9-11, 2012
- Summer Activities
- Scrapbook
- Collegiate 4-H
- Newsletters
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Forms
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General Info
4-H is an educational organization for youth that promotes citizenship, communication skills, service learning through community projects, and much more. 4-H begins in the 5th grade and continues through high school or until your 19th birthday is reached.
To Join
5th graders
Fifth graders are automatically enrolled during in-school club meetings. Meetings begin in September at Dames Ferry, Mattie Wells, and Gray Elementary.
Middle School
For Middle School students, meetings will begin either in September. Sixth - eighth grade students have the option of joining 4-H. Their meetings are held during their Connections Class in school. Students may join 4-H in September and October.
High School
High School students (Senior 4-H) (9 - 12 graders) have monthly meetings at night at the Extension Office. Dues to join the Senior 4-H Club are $5.
Home School
4-H meets monthly at the Extension Office in Gray and includes all family members.
Contact
For more information about Jones County 4-H Youth Development Programs, contact Judy Livingston at jliving@uga.edu or Tammy Humphries at jones4h@uga.edu or call (478) 986-3948.
Visit the Georgia 4-H website at www.georgia4h.org.

