As school starts it’s probably too late to join fall sports, the marching band, or cheerleading. However, Clay County 4-H is welcoming new members any day — every day — and has a full calendar of events planned for the fall. With more than 10,000 participants last year, the local 4-H program is one of largest in the state and wants to grow in 2018.

Effective youth development programs like 4-H are putting the research to work by focusing on three important areas: positive and lasting relationships between youth and adults, activities that build important life skills, and opportunities for youth to use these skills as participants and leaders in valued community activities. If you interested in learning more about why you should choose 4-H and how to enroll your children in Clay County 4-H, read the complete article in the Clay Today.

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