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Fulton County
UGA Extension Office

Competition Judging Teams

Georgia 4-H is preparing the next generation of leaders through Evaluation Educational Programs. These “judging evaluation experiences” are teaching the life skills of teamwork, decision making, critical thinking, and public speaking. Two of the four Essential Elements of 4-H are belonging and mastery. 4-H youth are given the opportunity to exercise mastery of content through the experience.  Coupled with learning, mastering content and synthesizing knowledge, 4-H youth have the opportunity to experience contribution to group effort by being part of a county team and gain experience in sportsmanship and acceptance of differences.  The Secretary’s Commission on Achieving Necessary Skills (SCANS report) acknowledges a continued need to develop a generation of youth with the workforce competencies of teamwork, communication, and critical thinking. Through educational evaluation programs, Georgia 4-H is contributing to a prepared future workforce.

Fulton County 4-H offers the following:

  • Cotton Boll & Consumer Judging - offered in Fall, Contact 4-H Agent, Arielle Hooks for more information.
  • Forestry Judging - offered in fall of each year, Contact 4-H Agent, Courtney Mixon for more information.
  • Poultry Judging - offered in spring of each year, Contact 4-H Agent, Courtney Mixon, for more information.

Click on the program's page for more information.