Rebecca Ireland-Perry, 4-H Resource Educator

"Tink" & Teen Council welcomes you!

Great Time for one and all!

2016 Fair Queen Emma Gendron &Teen Council Member enjoying her night at 4-H Achievement

Alumni Teen Council Member Nick Marcin !

The Allis Family at Achievement Night!

2016 Achievement Night

Ice Cream.. Sarah Champion and Jackie Hartnett

Social Time at the 4-H Achievement Night

Welcome to the 71st 4-H Achievement Night 2016

Tractor Certification Classes start March 16th !

4-H Youth

Cortland County 4-H is the youth development program of Cornell University Cooperative Extension of Cortland County. 4-H is an opportunity for boys and girls to learn and develop life skills that may assist them in becoming responsible adults. We operate clubs, community events, after-school programs, and a summer camp. Our focus includes developing life skills, encouraging leadership development, science education, agricultural and livestock skills, and healthy living. Want to join or volunteer? Contact us! 607-391-2660 or 607-428-1300.

Rebecca Ireland-Perry - 4-H Team Leader
Heather Birdsall - Ag/Livestock Educator
Jackie Hartnett - 4-H Admin Assistant II / 4-H Horse Mgr.

DOWN LOAD: PLANT FUNDRAISER INFORMATION:

2017 4-H Plant Sale Descriptions 2017 4-H Plant Sale Order Form

Camp Owahta

4-H Camp Owahta offers six, week long Residential sessions and a Day Camp. Register online.

4-H Day Camp

We offer 5 weeks of Day Camp at 4-H Camp Owahta, each week with a different theme. Sign your child up for one or more today!

Contact

Rebecca Ireland-Perry
4-H Team Leader
rli3@cornell.edu
607-391-2660 x406

Last updated September 15, 2017

4-H Youth

4-H Camp Owahta

2017 Advisory Committee

Martha Bush
Jennifer Oates
Joel Riehlman
Matt Sharpe

Mary Mackey

Yvonne Moore

Joan Ann Lehman

Career Explorations

4-H Career Explorations is a three-day event for youth held on the Cornell University campus each summer. Its purpose is to expose youth to academic fields and careers, to develop leadership skills, to provide hands-on experience in a college setting and to introduce youth to Cornell University. The event is made up of two grade specific tracts: University U for youth entering grades 8-9 and Focus for Teens for youth entering grades 10-12.