Member's set goals, record activities and experiences involved in throughout the year and evaluate their progress. Members will attend as many club meetings as possible. Club meetings help youth learn to participate in group meetings, serve as an officer or in a leadership role, learn life skills, develop wholesome friendships, and learn from others. Members will give one presentation each year to their club. Youth prepare and present a presentation on a topic of interest.
Members participate in a club community service project.
Members will treat other youth and adults with respect and be respectful of other's property. Expectations of Parents Parents are encouraged to attend club meetings. Parents should give encouragement and supervision, but allow the member to do their own work. Parents, along with the youth, should read the 4-H newsletter and keep youth updated on county dates, deadlines and rules. Parents should be willing to assist leaders with tasks such as committee assignments, chaperones, or as need arises.