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.

2026 Basic Summary

The 2026 4-H Summer Learning Series offered youth a fun and enriching experience with diverse workshops led by passionate presenters. From STEM and arts to leadership and environmental stewardship, participants explored new interests through hands-on activities and collaboration. This series continues to inspire curiosity, build life skills, and connect young people from across communities.

2026 Summer Learning Summary: 70 youth participants, youth felt a sense of belonging and explored their spark. 56 towns represented.

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