Membership in the North Carolina 4-H Honor Club is bestowed upon those 4-H’ers who have exhibited outstanding 4-H citizenship and leadership throughout their 4-H career. An Honor Club member continues to provide leadership and service to the total 4-H program throughout life.
1. In order to be eligible for membership, the applicant must have completed three or more years of 4-H club work and shall be at least 16 years of age and not more than 20 years of age on January 1 of the year of application.
2. The total number of applicants inducted into the NC 4-H Honor Club shall be limited to .05% of the current enrollment of North Carolina 4-H members.
3. A total of 300 Actual Points Scored will be required before an applicant will be considered for membership in the NC 4-H Honor Club. However, the accumulation of these points does NOT guarantee selection. To be considered for membership, the applicant must submit two copies of this application and a photograph of the 4-H’ers involved in a 4-H activity. A minimum of 5 points per category must be documented.
Click here to open an honor club application for 2010.
NC 4-H Honor Club applications are due to the Randolph County Extension Office by January 10. We must record all applicants online, those not entered online will not be eligible for competition.
Should you need additional information, contact Randolph County 4-H at 336-318-6000.
Monday, November 30, 2009
Sunday, November 22, 2009
Randolph County 4-H members DAIRY WINNERS!
2009 State 4-H Dairy Judging Contest Results
Junior Division
First Place Junior Individual: Cole Davis (Guilford/Randolph)
First Place Junior Team: Guilford/Randolph
Coach: Jason Wright
Cole Davis
Mickey Jo Grubb
Evan Gunter
Elmer York
Congratulations to Jason Wright for coaching this great group of 4-H members! Way To Go Team!
Junior Division
First Place Junior Individual: Cole Davis (Guilford/Randolph)
First Place Junior Team: Guilford/Randolph
Coach: Jason Wright
Cole Davis
Mickey Jo Grubb
Evan Gunter
Elmer York
Congratulations to Jason Wright for coaching this great group of 4-H members! Way To Go Team!
Wednesday, November 18, 2009
Operation Military Kids Information
Hello Randolph County 4-H members!
Here is some information about sending care packages to military units!
2009 OVERSEAS MILITARY HOLIDAY MAILING DEADLINES *_
The U.S. Postal Service has announced its recommended mailing dates for delivery by Christmas to our U.S. military troops serving overseas at APO/FPO addresses. Holiday mail for our U.S. troops stationed in Iraq and Afghanistan _*should be sent by Dec. 4*_ for arrival by Christmas.
_North Carolina National Guard_
The NC National Guard Family Readiness Program has shared the following for holiday mailings to our troops. Along with the holiday mailing information, they have provided 5 military personnel contacts in which the holiday cards and goody boxes can be sent. All goody packages will be shared with everyone in the units.
CH LTC Phil Glick
HHC, HQS, 30th HBCT
FOB Falcon
APO AE 09361
CH CPT Melissa Hale
HHC, 230^TH BSB, 30^TH HBCT
FOB FALCON
APO AE 09361
CH Thomas Watson
COP Meade, HHB 1-113 FA
APO AE 09361
CH CPT Mike Allen
HHT 1/150th ARS
APO AE 09322
CH Lt. Matt Ward
HHC 12 CAB, 30th HBCT
FOB Mahmudiyah
APO AE 09322
_
North Carolina Army Reserves_
Mr. Danny Hill, Family Program Director with the Army Reserves has agreed to mail holiday cards and goody boxes from his office. He asks that all cards and packages be sent to him *_no later than 1 December 2009_*. This way his office can sort and package all items being sent.
Mr. Danny R. Hill
Family Program Director
Army Reserve
108th Training Command (IET)
1330 Westover Street
Charlotte, NC 28205
Here is some information about sending care packages to military units!
2009 OVERSEAS MILITARY HOLIDAY MAILING DEADLINES *_
The U.S. Postal Service has announced its recommended mailing dates for delivery by Christmas to our U.S. military troops serving overseas at APO/FPO addresses. Holiday mail for our U.S. troops stationed in Iraq and Afghanistan _*should be sent by Dec. 4*_ for arrival by Christmas.
_North Carolina National Guard_
The NC National Guard Family Readiness Program has shared the following for holiday mailings to our troops. Along with the holiday mailing information, they have provided 5 military personnel contacts in which the holiday cards and goody boxes can be sent. All goody packages will be shared with everyone in the units.
CH LTC Phil Glick
HHC, HQS, 30th HBCT
FOB Falcon
APO AE 09361
CH CPT Melissa Hale
HHC, 230^TH BSB, 30^TH HBCT
FOB FALCON
APO AE 09361
CH Thomas Watson
COP Meade, HHB 1-113 FA
APO AE 09361
CH CPT Mike Allen
HHT 1/150th ARS
APO AE 09322
CH Lt. Matt Ward
HHC 12 CAB, 30th HBCT
FOB Mahmudiyah
APO AE 09322
_
North Carolina Army Reserves_
Mr. Danny Hill, Family Program Director with the Army Reserves has agreed to mail holiday cards and goody boxes from his office. He asks that all cards and packages be sent to him *_no later than 1 December 2009_*. This way his office can sort and package all items being sent.
Mr. Danny R. Hill
Family Program Director
Army Reserve
108th Training Command (IET)
1330 Westover Street
Charlotte, NC 28205
Monday, November 9, 2009
4-H Newsletter
Our latest 4-H newsletter is on line!
Click here to read all the 4-H news!
For more information, contact us here at the Extension Office 318-6000.
Click here to read all the 4-H news!
For more information, contact us here at the Extension Office 318-6000.
Wednesday, October 7, 2009
National Science Day 4-H Project
BIO FUELS BLAST!
For more information about joining a 4-H club in Randolph County contact us at 318-6000.
You may also stop by our offices located at 112 W. Walker Avenue, Asheboro. We are located in the lower level of the DAYMARK building - formerly known as Sandhills Mental Health Center.
Stop by, we would love to talk to you about 4-H!
4-H and NASCAR
Did you hear Dr. Jerry Punch, NASCAR announcer discuss 4-H with Dale Jarret while announcing the NASCAR Race at Kansas Motor Speedway last weekend. If you missed it you are in luck -
LISTEN HERE
Thanks to DuPont for running the 4-H CLOVER on the back of the #24 Chevrolet driven by Jeff Gordon.
Providence Grove High School Barn
Please vote for the Providence Grove High School Barn - once a day over the next month. It's a special contest where money will be awarded for each vote.
VOTE HERE!
According to Amy Kidd, FFA Instructor at Providence Grove H.S.
"The barn was built approximately in 1946 as a cattle barn by a man named Junius Doc (JD) Cheek. When the land was sold to the school, the school board realized the potential of having such a valuable resource for the agricultural program and left the barn on the campus of the school.
This project will be most beneficial to the community, the FFA chapter, the Alumni and the school. Our students need a facility in which they can learn the hands-on skills taught in the animal science classes. In addition, the barn also provides a space in which the area third graders come to visit the high school to learn about the origin of food in an activity we call, 'Fun on the farm.' By providing a renovated barn, we will continue to provide to the area third graders and hold workshops to the area farms on animal, goat, and crop care and maintenance."
Currently this barn in Randolph County is in the lead. Let us vote each day to make sure kids in Randolph County learn first hand the importance of agriculture in our County!
VOTE HERE!
According to Amy Kidd, FFA Instructor at Providence Grove H.S.
"The barn was built approximately in 1946 as a cattle barn by a man named Junius Doc (JD) Cheek. When the land was sold to the school, the school board realized the potential of having such a valuable resource for the agricultural program and left the barn on the campus of the school.
This project will be most beneficial to the community, the FFA chapter, the Alumni and the school. Our students need a facility in which they can learn the hands-on skills taught in the animal science classes. In addition, the barn also provides a space in which the area third graders come to visit the high school to learn about the origin of food in an activity we call, 'Fun on the farm.' By providing a renovated barn, we will continue to provide to the area third graders and hold workshops to the area farms on animal, goat, and crop care and maintenance."
Currently this barn in Randolph County is in the lead. Let us vote each day to make sure kids in Randolph County learn first hand the importance of agriculture in our County!
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