Kentucky 4-H To Host More Virtual Opportunities Katie Pratt University of Kentucky LEXINGTON, KY - Sign-ups are open for several Kentucky 4-H virtual clubs and project groups as the University of Kentucky Cooperative Extension Service strives to bring convenient, safe programming to the state’s youth.
Science 101, Bake-A-Long, Middle School Leadership, ukulele, art, PosSTEMbilities (science, technology, engineering and mathematics project group) and Udderly Amazing Adventures (dairy-related project group).
The expanded virtual offerings are a result of the success of Kentucky 4-H’s virtual programs during 2020-2021. All clubs will meet monthly on Zoom and give young people a chance to explore new opportunities while connecting with other youth from across the state.
Interested youth can register for any of the clubs online at https://bit.ly/3zS5H8N. The registration deadline is at 12 p.m. ET Oct. 1.
Youth may also participate in local, inperson 4-H opportunities. Local extension offices have more information about all 4-H programs.
Youth may register for as many clubs or projects as they choose, but should take note that some meeting times will overlap. Priority registration is given to young people who reside in Kentucky but may be extended to youth residing outside of the state.
“We are excited to offer new virtual clubs and projects to 4-H’ers,” said Jennifer Tackett, 4-H youth development specialist in the UK College of Agriculture, Food and After registration closes, club or project Environment. “Virtual clubs have allowed sponsors will reach out to enrolled 4-H to engage new audiences while keeping participants with more information. everyone safe during the ongoing pandemic.” 4-H’ers who complete all project work and 4-H’ers can register to participate in the earn six hours of education will receive following clubs and project groups: Horse
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recognition at the end of the 2022 4-H program year.
The virtual ukulele club was one of the popular programs that Kentucky 4-H is offering again this year. Photo courtesy of Jennifer Tackett, 4-H youth development specialist.
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