4-H Summer Learning Series: Outcomes and Impacts
The 4-H Summer Learning Series has been a successful way to connect kids across the state and bring experiential learning right into their homes since the program was first launched in 2020.
Basic Summary: 2024
The 4-H Summer Learning Series, an engaging and enriching experience for youth participants, always promises an array of exciting workshops and dynamic presenters.
Aimed at fostering holistic development, the 2024 series offered diverse workshop sessions covering topics ranging from STEM exploration to arts and crafts to leadership skills.
In 2024, youth participants enjoyed hands-on activities, interactive discussions, and collaborative projects that not only enhanced their knowledge but also cultivated essential life skills.
Led by passionate and knowledgeable presenters, the 2024 workshops provided a unique opportunity for young minds to learn, grow, and connect with like-minded peers. From environmental stewardship to creative expression, the 4-H Summer Learning Series is inspire curiosity and empowers the next generation of leaders.
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