4-H Youth Development

4-H is the youth development program of the Washington State University and is a nationwide organization serving young people who are who are learning citizenship, leadership and life skills. 4-H is built upon the principles of developing belonging, mastery, generosity and independence. Youth, ages 9-19, participate in Washington through community clubs, after-school/school enrichment programs, and day/overnight camps. Programs and curriculum emphasize service, learning, healthy living, and science. 4-H programs are administered and coordinated by WSU educators in Garfield County

Dates To Remember

January- Re-enrollment Deadline

March- Rally Night

April- Garfield County Junior Show, Demonstration Day

May- Spokane Junior Livestock Show

June- 4-H Camp

September- Clean up day at the Fairgrounds, Garfield County Fair, Style Show

October-Record Books due for Judging, National 4-H Week, Final Deadline for Record Books

November- Achievement Night