About 4-H
4-H continues to make summers fun. Summer learning activities connected 24,000 youths in diverse adventures, including science camps, literacy and nutrition programs, agricultural field days, and leadership experiences. Through camp, club, and special-project activities, 4-H brings positive youth development activities to one out of every four West Virginia youths.
What is 4-H?
- 4-H Policies and Guidelines (abridged)
- 4-H Program Philosophy
- 4-H Vision, Values and Mission
- General Rules for State 4-H Judging Contests
- Other Policies
- Volunteer Selection Process
- Volunteer Code of Conduct
- Volunteer Application
- Health History Form
- Media Release (County Offices)
- Media Release (State Offices)
- Camp Rules While Attending Camp @ Jackson's Mill
History of 4-H
4-H & West Virginia University
4-H & Youth Calendar
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