4-H Youth Development

The Georgia 4-H program is part of the educational outreach of the University of Georgia College of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences. 4-H is the largest youth organization in the world.

Pierce County 4-H is dedicated to providing youth development opportunities to students. 4-H offers a wide range of programs that allow youth to participate in activities in addition to their current school extra-curricular activities. 

4-H teaches life skills such as public speaking, communication and leadership. Although proud of its beginnings as corn and tomato clubs, 4-H has evolved over the years to teach about agriculture, computers, recycling, photography, livestock, teamwork and many other topics relative to Pierce County's youth.

Who's eligible to join 4-H?
Pierce County 4-H has a program for youth in 5th through 12th grade.

How much does it cost to join 4-H?
There are no dues to participate in 4-H. However, special project clubs (BB Team, Air Rifle Team, etc.) and activities may have a small charge. 4-H'ers may pick and choose what activities they participate in.

Contact our office for more information or click the button below to join now. 

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Club Meetings

We lead monthly club meetings in each 5th and 6th grade classrooms at Blackshear Elementary, Patterson Elementary, Midway Elementary and Pierce County Middle Schools.  We also lead a monthly club meeting at the 4-H Office for our Junior & Senior students. For more information, please contact our 4-H staff. 

In addition to the school programs, we offer after school and weekend 4-H opportunities. From after school classes to leadership conferences at Rock Eagle 4-H Center, we provide a diverse extracurricular program that has something for all students in Pierce County. We hope you will join today!   

To receive Remind messages for:

5th & 6th grade Cloverleaf 4-H'ers, text @cloverpc to 81010

Junior/Senior 4-H'ers (7th - 12th grades), text @jrsr23-24 to 81010.