4-H Program

The Fayette County 4-H Program is dedicated to providing boys and girls (Grades 5-12) opportunities to learn leadership, citizenship, and life skills.

Youth in the Fayette County 4-H program are given a chance to "learn by doing" through project work, classes, workshops, judging events, camps and other learning activities.

Members can be: Cloverleafs (5th grade), Junior (6-8th grades) and Seniors (9-12 grades).

4-H participants have the opportunity to share the skills and knowledge they've gained through county, district, state and national competitive events and, when elected, to serve on county, district and state governing boards.

Extension agents and 4-H program assistants work closely with adult volunteer leaders, school personnel, parents and other resource people in providing quality 4-H and youth programs and activities for Fayette County.

Home School Program

The 4-H Home School Program meets the first Friday of every month from 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. Contact Lauren Mosher at (770) 460-5730 ext. 5412 for more details and to sign up for the meetings.

How to Join a 4-H Program

4-H is for boys and girls that are in the 5th through 12th grades. It is open to everyone regardless of race, religion, color, disability, gender or place of residence.

To become eligible for the Fayette County 4-H program, all eligible boys and girls need to fill out and submit a yearly registration form to the Fayette County Extension Office.

You may register online or you may download a registration form in PDF format and send your registration in by mail or fax.

To download an enrollment form to register by mail or fax , click here. * (69KB PDF )

Send your completed enrollment for to:

Extension Service
Stonewall Administrative Complex
140 Stonewall Avenue, West
Suite 209
Fayetteville, Georgia 30214

or fax your form to us at 770.719.5533.

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