Jones County 4-H Clubs
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- The Emerald Knights 4-H Club is for middle and high school youth. The club meets once a month during the school year. This club focuses on leadership, citizenship, community service and social interaction!
- The Trail of Faith Farms 4-H Club is for ages 5-18. The club meets monthly and focuses on all things horses. No prior horse experience needed!
- The Lab 4-H Club is a club for elementary youth. It meets once a month during the school year and focuses on science, technology, engineering, arts and math topics and empowering girls to grow in those STEAM areas.
- The Sk8 4-H Club is a skateboarding club for youth 5-18 that meets monthly. There is no prior skateboarding experience needed to join!
Start a 4-H Club!
We welcome the opportunity for additional clubs within Jones County! A club requires at least 5 youth from 3 different families and a caring adult volunteer. Clubs can cover a wide range of topics such as science, livestock, horses, service projects, robotics, art, etc.
Check out the North Carolina 4-H Clubs main page.
Club Enrollment Forms
- 4-H Club Charter Application
- 4-H Enrollment on 4-H Online
- 4-H Club Non-Discrimination Statement
- Declaration of Intent to Compete Form
4-H Club Operation Forms
- 4-H Club Secretary Packet
- What Do 4-H Club Meetings Look Like
- 4-H Club Leader Information Packet
- 4-H Club Sample Meeting Agenda
- Club 6 Month Plan
Potential Club Topics (4-H Leaders Needed)
- Homeschool Club: group of homeschooled youth looking to make friends and have extra educational learning opportunities.
- SPIN Club: Choose a topic and lead a club for 6 weeks instead of a full year!
- Community Service Club: Focused on Jones County and the creation of a service project to be enacted throughout the year.
- Livestock Club: Learn about livestock, showing and competition opportunities.
- Other ideas welcome!!!
Contact Information
If you are interested in starting a club give us a call (252-521-6114) or email (sjwiggin@ncsu.edu) and we can get started!
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For more information and for accommodations for persons with disabilities, contact the N.C. Cooperative Extension, Jones County Center at 252-448-9621 or email sjwiggin@ncsu.edu.