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Edwards County

How Do I Join 4-H in Edwards County?

It's Simple... Join a Club & Enroll Online!

4-H clubs generally meet monthly, and nearly every community in Kansas has at least one. These meetings give youth opportunities to share their project work (speak), plan community service activities, and practice running meetings. They have many 'sub-clubs' for individual projects, led by adults or teens within the club. For specialized projects like shooting sports, many counties have county-wide project clubs that operate in a similar fashion.

Joining a 4-H Club is easy! Edwards County is always welcoming new members. While the 4-H year begins on October 1, you can join a club during any time of the year. We suggest you visit with a few of the club leaders listed below to find a club that will work for you and your family. Then all you need to do is attend your club meetings and fill out an online enrollment form...and you can start "Making the Best Better!"

Family 4-H Enrollment Guide

New Adult Volunteer Enrollment Guide

Returning Adult Volunteer Enrollment Guide

Edwards County 4-H Clubs

Lewis 4-H Club

Community Leaders:
Jody Ary & Shyla Holguin 
Meeting:  Contact Leaders

Northern Star 4-H Club

Community Leaders:
Tonya Taylor & Lisa Stuckey
Meeting:  3rd Monday of the month at 7:00 pm at the Edwards County Fair Building, Kinsley, KS

Trenton Workers 4-H Club

Community Leaders:
Ashley Walker & Marilyn Butler
Meeting:  1st Sunday of the month at 5:00 pm at the Offerle United Methodist Church, Offerle, KS

To Fill Out an Online Enrollment Form go to:

4-H families must enroll in 4-H using an online enrollment system. It is a an easy process to complete.

First, families create a family profile using one user ID and password for all members of the family.

Next, you enroll each child within that family.

To enroll online, go to:https://v2.4honline.com