Graduating from 4-H… What now?
4-H often becomes a major impact of our lives so when it comes time to graduate there is undoubtedly a missing piece. Are you graduating this year and a little lost on what the next… Read More
June Checklist
Citrus: Depending on citrus fertilizer label, apply fertilizer every six weeks or quarterly as directed. Check for citrus insects; apply insecticidal soap which can be purchased at most any local garden center. We prefer you… Read More
4-H Hands & Hearts to Seniors — What is it?
The Situation Nursing homes and assisted living facilities have been disproportionately affected by the Covid-19 pandemic in the state of Florida. According to a recent New York Times article there have been a total of… Read More
STIMULUS CHECK HELP IS STILL AVAILABLE
You Can Receive a Stimulus Check Even If: you have no income don’t receive social security benefits did not file income taxes in 2018 or 2019 You still qualify for a Stimulus Check of $1,200… Read More
2020 Fair Point Leniency Policy
Hello Nassau County families! 2020 has been an unprecedented and challenging year, but we are always so incredibly impressed with the resiliency of our youth and parents. Thank you for adjusting and staying positive with… Read More
2020 Project & Record Book Plan
Project and Record Books are due June 1st. We will be receiving Record books, Clover Awards, and project posters. Please read the following guidelines for the process as it is different from year’s past. Project… Read More
2020 Florida Invasive Species Awareness Week
According to the University of Florida/IFAS Invasive Species Council, invasive species are organisms that are non-native to an area, introduced by humans, and are causing an environmental or economic problem. For residents and visitors to… Read More
TALKING TO CHILDREN ABOUT COVID-19
Talking to children about COVID-19 can be challenging for parents, family members, and other trusted adults. The goal is to help children make sense of what they hear from the media and others in a… Read More
Coastal Invaders: Mother of Millions
Among the sandy dunes of northeast Florida, there’s a plant quietly replicating itself. It outcompetes our native beach species slowly altering the ecology. Mother of Millions (Kalanchoe x houghtonii) or sometimes called Chandelier plant, produces… Read More
REOPENING GUIDANCE FOR RESTAURANTS – COVID-19
BUILDING ON THE ALREADY ESTABLISHED FOOD SAFETY BEST PRACTICES: Prohibiting sick employees in the workplace Strict handwashing practices that include how and when to wash hands Strong procedures and practices to clean and sanitize surfaces… Read More