In School 4-H

Hamblen County 4-H has worked hard to develop meaningful, exciting, standard-aligned lessons for in-school clubs. Our activities are offered during the school day to students at no cost. While the content and lessons delivered are continually changing, Hamblen County 4-H activities all have several aspects in common. All engage in activities in order to build the youths’ capacities for compassion, leadership and workforce prep.

Hamblen County 4-H groups participate in several county, regional, and state 4-H competitions each year. 4-H programming is guided by an experiential learning process that includes goal setting, cognition, practice, and performance. The performance stage is when members demonstrate what they have learned through various 4-H activities and events, including competitions. School-based 4-H groups compete in the Poster Art, Public Speaking, and Interactive Exhibit projects. Opportunities for other competitions, as well as local judging teams, project groups, and camps, will be shared with youth throughout the year.

4-H’ers are given information about contests during the classroom meetings. Rules are posted below for parents and members to view at any time. Some of the information below may not have an available link. More information will be updated as we transition through the 4-H year. If you have any questions please contact us.