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Georgia 4-H

  • Guests at a wildlife event standing at a booth as a teen teacher talks to them about forestry

    When you think about youth leadership, you likely picture high school students serving as club officers, organizing service projects, or taking on leadership roles in their schools. However, leadership development does not have to wait until students have reached high school. In fact, middle school may be one of the best times for young people…

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  • Students with their 4-H leaders in banquet dresses.

    Each summer, Georgia’s top 4-H members gather for one of the organization’s most prestigious events: State 4-H Congress. This year, Forsyth County 4-H was proud to have an outstanding delegation represent our community as they joined high school 4-H members from across the state for four days in Atlanta. State 4-H Congress is the culmination…

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  • A school-aged girl leaning against a tree as she writes on a clipboard

    Calling all young nature enthusiasts and future agricultural experts! Forsyth County 4-H is thrilled to announce the return of its popular Wildlife and Poultry Judging programs, offering an exciting opportunity for 4th-12th grade students to dive into hands-on learning this spring. Why Join a 4-H Judging Team? Judging teams are more than just competitions! They’re…

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  • An elementary aged girl reading from a paper, standing next to a poster about meteors.

    Strong communication skills are among the most important tools young people can develop to succeed in life. Whether they dream of becoming scientists, teachers, engineers, or community leaders, being able to clearly express their thoughts and ideas will set them apart. Through 4-H Project Achievement, Georgia youth have a unique opportunity to gain those skills…

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