4-H Youth Program
Teen Opportunities

• Junior Leadership Project - Recommended for teens in 6th through 8th grade. Teens work under the direction of an adult and help younger members to get acquainted, select a project, understand records, participate in club meetings, learn parliamentary procedure, and become involved in club and county events.



• Teen Leadership Project - Recommended for teens in 9th through 12th grade. Teens assist an adult leaser by teaching project skills or knowledge, teaching presentation skills or record keeping, preparing members for fairs, assisting club members and more.



• Southeast District Teen Rally - A weekend event held each fall for youths in 8 through 12. Teens will be able to enjoy making new friends, developing leadership skills, participating in team building games and other fun activities.



• Know Your Government Conference - A hands-on learning conference focusing on some aspect of government. The conference topic and curriculum change yearly, in order to keep it updated and relevant to current events and issues. See: WSU 4-H News.



• County Council Teen Leader-at-Large - Appointed by the 4-H council to participate in county leader meetings and provide the council with fresh ideas and a youth perspective.



• County Teen Representative - The teen receives training in leadership and program development in order to improve communication throughout the county and organize county and district events.



• Teen Opportunities



• State Ambassador Program



• National 4-H Conference



• National 4-H Congress