The All Star High Council also voted to clarify the wording for All Star eligibility in the constitution and eliminate the requirement for three years of 4-H membership before becoming an All Star. These proposed changes will need to be sent by the districts to All Stars before voting by the entire All Star delegation at Roundup. Ask your district All Stars officers about the great ideas they have for community service learning. Thank you to all of you who make teen programming and All Star involvement an opportunity for the youth in your county. We have received Citizenship Washington Focus reservations from Bradley, Macon, Madison, Maury, Moore, Roane, Shelby and Williamson counties.
Spaces are still available for additional delegates to attend.
CWF is a great opportunity for teens to see the nation's capitol, develop citizenship skills and meet other youth from across the country. The 2001 Tennessee CWF coordinator will be Mitch Beaty, district 4-H specialist in the Cumberland District. Please let us know if you have 4-H members who are interested in this unique experience. We need to finalize the delegation as soon as possible. Thanks for your help in letting teens know about this opportunity.