Status of in-Person 4-H Programs

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Governor Cooper has announced an extension to the “Safer at Home” Phase 2 of reopening for at least another three weeks, so we must continue to suspend all in-person 4-H programs. This decision is made under the advisements of North Carolina 4-H, NC State University and other partners.
We all know 4-H thrives when we can be in-person and learning together, but we know it is even more important to protect the health and safety of our clubs and our community.
How can 4-H be a positive force in the community? Several clubs will be discussing community service projects during August meetings.
This is also a fantastic time for self-determined projects. Did you know there are dozens of projects youth can learn about in 4-H? Continue to encourage youth to love learning about their interests!
For those of you involved with 4-H Clubs, consider what your club can prepare for or look forward to this fall and how you can help. If you have an idea, speak up! What activity can the club plan to collectively participate in… whether it has to be done separately or in-person? Start brainstorming and planning in the meantime.
Finally, remember to practice your three W’s – Wear, Wait and Wash, and we’ll be in communication about any changes around August 7. Our normal monthly email newsletter may contain updates as well.
Again, I know this is not the news many hoped for, but we’re going to keep moving forward.
Stay safe!
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