4-H is an informal educational program that allows youth to learn by doing. The 4-H community club program offers a wide variety of activities for youth. Youth join a club, take part in monthly meetings run by members and explore their individual interests through projects. Each club has at least one Community Club Leader who is an adult volunteer. Project meetings are set and run by additional adult volunteers. Members can also participate in a number of county, sectional (multi-county), and state-wide 4-H events. 

Livestock Proficiency Day, March 20, 2010 - Forms and Information 

Presentation Day, March 27, 2010 - Forms and Information

The 4-H Record Book Page- Forms and Information

Emerald Star Applications and Scholarship Applications

Camp Leadership Team Application-2010   More Camp information: Camp Programs

About 4-H
How to join, 4-H Pledge, 4-H Motto, 4-H Creed, the 4-H Clover, Record Books, Uniforms

4-H Events
Presentation Day, Creed Contest, Livestock Events, Fashion Revue

2009-2010 Calendar

Subscribe to the 4-H Forecast Newsletter
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Community Leader's Page
Look here for forms you may need as a Community Leader and items being reviewed by Leaders Council.

Camp Programs
What's happening at camp

Horse Program
Events and horse news.

Livestock Program
Livestock information, forms, meeting information.

Club Officer Information
Your role as a Club Officer

Picture Page

Joining 4-H in Stanislaus County
Enrollment information

Forms
Download forms for Emerald Star, All Star, and Scholarships here.

4-H Links

Club Websites
Clubs in Stanislaus County with Websites