This new location will allow youth to experience the college atmosphere and the big stage!Leadership opportunities are available for youth and families interested in serving on the Fashion Revue committee. Project judging will be held on Tuesday, July 21 with the Public Revue on Sunday, July 26. To register, call 62 or 62įashion Revue/Clothing Update4-HClothing/Fashion Revue Judging and the Public Revue will be held at the Brown Center on the campus of Cowley College in Arkansas City.
The $20 class fee includes first aid training with CPR for friends and family. 5 p.m.This class includes hands-on activities to help you be successful at babysitting, including making a sitter's magic bag and tips on starting your babysitting business. Sitter SolutionsThe class for beginning babysitters, ages 11-15Monday, May 18, 10 a.m. Supply donations will be accepted for Safe Homes, Inc. Staff from Cowley Fitness will lead a family friendly workout. Island Park, WinfieldFamilies are invited to attend the Walk Kansas celebration event on Saturday, May 9 at 4 p.m. Walk Kansas - Workout at the ParkMay 9, 4 p.m. If you are interesting in attending, please let Becky or Kelsey know. Contest opportunities include photography, horticulture, and family & consumer sciences. Southeast Area Contest DayJune 23 in Neodesha. ALL PROJECT ADD/DROPS MUST BE COMPLETED ONLINE AT ks. Remember: It is not your club leaders responsibility to know which projects you are enrolled in. Dont remember what projects you are enrolled in? Log in to your family account on 4-H Online and click on the projects tab, or you can contact the Extension Office at 62 or 62, we will look it up for you. If you are not enrolled in a project by May 1, you will not be allowed to exhibit in that project area at the fair. May Day!is the last day to add or drop projects for the 2015 Cowley County Fair. If you are an Ambassador and cannot attend the meeting, let Jennifer Bauer know before the meeting (31). If you were selected to represent your club at 4-H Council and find you cannot attend, please let your leaders know and find another member to serve in your place. 4-H Council will meet from 7:00 p.m.- 7:45 p.m.
4-H Council, Junior Leaders and Ambassadors will meet Monday, May 18. in the Assembly Room of the Cowley County Courthouse, 311 E. The May meeting will be held on Thursday, May 7 at 5:30 p.m. Upcoming MeetingsThe Cowley County Extension Council Executive Board meets monthly and conducts the business of the Extension Office. Be sure to take advantage of the unique hands-on learning that 4-H has to offer!Ĭowley County Extension will be closed on May 25, 2015 You do not have to be a 4-H member to go to 4-H Camp, but you do have to register by May 8 in the Extension Office.Project opportunities are being held for Astronomy, Robotics, Sheep Swine, Meat Goat and much more. Kids who have completed 3rd grade up to 7th grade are invited to attend. You will need the signatures of Extension Staff, so allow yourself plenty of time to get this information completed and sent to Manhattan.4-H Camp is happening June 15-18 at Rock Springs. To do this, complete the nomination process found at. Bring in the original to be signed by an Extension Agent by May 1.If you want to show livestock at a state show- Kansas Junior Livestock Show or the Kansas State Fair, you must establish ownership by May 1 (Market Steer/Heifer) or June 15 (Sheep, Swine, Meat Goat, Commercial Breeding Heifer). Each family has the original ID for its horse(s). After May 1, 2015, the online enrollment system will no longer allow you to add or drop projects.If you want to show a horse in 4-H, you must complete your Horse ID form annually by May 1. Do NOT depend on your Community Leader(s) or the Extension Office to do this for you. Remember, it is your responsibility to find out what projects you are in. This is also where you will go to add or drop projects. Check your ks.4honline account to see what you are enrolled in. If you are not enrolled in a project by this date, you will not be allowed to exhibit in that project at the 2015 Cowley County Fair. It's also a great time to consider some summer activities in 4-H.Pay careful attention to the May 1 add/drop deadline. May is an important time to make some decisions and consider whether or not we still want to be involved in the projects in which we enrolled, or if we want to add some additional projects. Staff:Kelsey Holcomb, 4-H Youth DevelopmentJill Zimmerman, Ag and Natural ResourcesBecky Reid, Family and Consumer SciencesCindy Musselman, Office ProfessionalĮxciting things are happening in Cowley County 4-H! As the school year comes to a close, many of us are just beginning to get started with our 4-H projects.
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