Dairy Activity Results

Skillathon Sr. Division 2nd place: Randolph/Guilford
L to R: Jason Wright, Donald York, Cole Davis, Elmer York, Ryan Beeson
This team was 3rd in the Quiz Bowl Senior Division.




Skillathon Jr. Division 2nd place: Randolph/Guilford
L to R: Jason Wright, Sydney Davis, Rachel Osborne, Evan Gunter




Skillathon Jr. Division 3rd place: FCS Holy Cows (Randolph County)
left to right: Margie Grubb, Bryson Staley, DJ Hayes, Coby Kivett, Casey Rodriguez
This team also was 1st place in the Quiz Bowl Jr. Division


Quiz Bowl Sr. Division 2nd place: Eastern Randolph
Stevy Landrie (coach), Mickey Jo Grubb, Sarah Busmire, Brodie Hill

March / April 4-H Newsletter

Have you read the latest issue of the 4-H newsletter? Click here to read the March / April issue.

Call our office at 318-6000 if you would like more information about any of the programs or events that are listed.

Barb

Randolph County 4-H Members going to Teen Retreat

Did you know that the following Randolph County 4-H club members will travel to Betsy Jeff Penn 4-H Educational Center March 5-6 to take part in the North Central District 4-H Teen Retreat:
Anna Laton
Josh Laton
Monica Stickler
Yoselin Perez
Laura Allred
Ben Talbott

While at Teen Retreat, participants will meet other 4-H members from across the district, attend workshops, elect district officers and participate in the annual spirit stick competition and variety show!

Eligible members are 4-H members 13 years of age and older.

For more information about joining Randolph County 4-H, contact us here at: Liberty 218-4000; Archdale / Trinity, 819-3000, and Asheboro, 318-6000. 4­H is open to girls and boys ages 5­19 without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin or disability. 4-H is a United Way Agency.

4-H Photos

Frazier family at Honors Night

The Randolph County 4-H Delegation to Club Officer Training.


Mayor David Smith Congratulating 4-H members at Honors Night

NC 4-H International Exchange

Randolph County 4-H members, would you like to host a Japanese Exchange Student for one month this summer? Now is the time to begin thinking about it.

We have 10 boys, 10 girls and 3 adult chaperones that need homes.

Host families must have a child of the same gender and within 2 years of the same age as the Japanese exchange student. Families without children who would like to host may host a chaperone. Host families provide all meals, supervision, transportation to/from the pick-up point, a bed (students do not need to have their own room), and love and support. Families must fill out an application, undergo an in-home interviewand background check, and if selected, attend required orientation trainings. Applications to host a Japanese student are due by April 30, 2010.


Here is the application form for you to fill out to host an exchange student this summer!

Here is the reference form needed.

Here is the disclosure form needed.

Click here to read about the girls participating in the Japanese Exchange.

Click here to read about the boys participating in the Japanese Exchange.



If you should have additional questions, contact Carolyn Langley, County Extension Director at 336-318-6000.

Winter Horse Newsletter

Are you a 4-H member who is interested in the Horse project? Here is the latest edition of the State 4-H Newsletter. You can read this newsletter to learn more about when the horse bowl and hippology contests will be held.

Click here to read all about it.