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Washington County 4-H
Welcome! We’re glad you’re here!
When you join 4-H, you’re a part of something big! 4-H is the nation’s largest youth development organization, with more than six million members and over 90,000 clubs.
4-H involves youth in project-based education. Through project learning, youth can explore their interests (“sparks”) and master new skills. 4-H projects are meant to be hands on to create a memorable learning experience. Since 4-H started in the early 1900s, youth have learned by doing. This hands-on process allows youth to understand not only how to do something but also why they are doing it.
4-H Clubs are the foundation of the Washington County 4-H program. A 4-H Club is made up of five or more youth guided by adult volunteer leaders or University of Wisconsin Extension 4-H Educators. Learn more:
Washington County 4-H publications
Helpful 4-H website pages
- 4-H News & Updates
- 4-H Calendar
- 4-H Clubs in Washington County
- 4-H Projects
- How to Volunteer
- 4-H Newsletters
Contact the Washington County 4-H Office
Ron Jakubisin
4-H Program Coordinator
262-335-4862
Please contact Ron for help with:
- 4-H Programming
- Volunteering in 4-H
- Youth & adult leadership
Karen Girard
Washington County Admin Assistant
262-335-4478
Please contact Karen for help with:
- 4-H Online
- General 4-H information
- 4-H communications
Megan Zimmerman
Washington County Admin Assistant
262-335-4477
Please contact Megan for help with:
- Room reservations in the Public Agency Center
- Record Books/End of Year Reflection