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Newsletters, 4-H Forms & Other Information

Newsletters

Newsletters with all the news of 4-H events that have recently happened or will happen in the near future are distributed in 4-H meetings at the schools.  Newsletters will also contain details of contests that students can enter.  We publish newsletters for the months that meetings occur for the particular grade level.  There is a separate newsletter and meeting schedule for 5th grade and middle school students.   Newsletters for the 2023-2024 school year will begin in September. 

 

Fifth Grade Newsletters for 2024-2025 school year

 

Fifth Grade Newsletters for 2023-2024 school year

Fifth Grade Newsletters for 2022-2023 school year

Fifth Grade Newsletters for 2021-2022 school year

Fifth Grade Newsletters for 2020-2021 school year

Fifth Grade Newsletters for 2019-2020 school year

 


Middle School Newsletters for 2024-2025 Academic year

Middle School Newsletters for 2023-2024 Academic year

Middle School Newsletters for 2022-2023 Academic year

Middle School Newsletters for 2021-2022 Academic year

Middle School Newsletters for 2020-2021 Academic year

Middle School Newsletters for 2019-2020 Academic year


4-H Forms and other information

When a 4-H member participates in an event outside of the school the Code of Conduct and medical information forms must be completed.  The Code of Conduct states behavioral expectations and consequences that one would incur if they choose not to follow the COC. It must be read and signed by both the student and a parent/guardian. The COC will be in effect for a year and kept on file at the 4-H office. The medical information, which gives preliminary information in case of an emergency must be completed by the parent.  A new medical information form must be completed for each 4-H event as information may have changed.