4-H Clubs | Hawkins County

4-H Club meetings are held once per month in many classrooms in Hawkins County. We also have Hawkins County Honor Club which is a community group open to any 4th-12th grade student.

A 4- H Club meeting has a student led presentation, demonstrations, contests, life skill lesson and service opportunity.

Upcoming Club Activities

4-H is scheduling In-School 4-H Clubs now! students will learn about upcoming contests, events, and take part in a public speaking, life skill, and service project activities at each meeting.

4-H Honor Club Activities

4-H Honor Club is the Hawkins County 4-H Community Club open to 4th-12th graders. They meet monthly at the UT-TSU Extension Office. Students work on project work, leadership events, and service projects as well as know all the upcoming 4-H Events. Contact us for the next scheduled Honor Club meeting to get involved.

Need a 4-H Newsletter? Contact us for the most current edition. 423-272-7241

Classroom clubs in Hawkins
County and Rogersville City Schools to teach a Life Skill lessons 6 times each year.

4-H Honor Club meets once per month for any current 4th—12th graders . Sign up on our email or mailing list.

Join a judging team to learn more about a specific topic and travel to compete at competitions

4-H Judging Teams and Competitions

4-H clubs on a specific topic of study, called projects, meet regularly.

4-H Horse Club

4-H Goat Club

Choose one of 30 different projects
to study this school year. Turn your work in for awards and scholarships.

4-H Projects

Provides enrichment opportunities for life skill education and career exploration at the request of other youth serving groups.

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