Statewide Organization
The 4-H Honor Club is a statewide organization that provides recognition, primarily within counties, for junior high and older 4-H members.
These members demonstrate consistent leadership abilities and have been active in their local clubs and communities.
To be eligible for membership in the 4-H Honor Club:
- Apply for the organization.
- Get approved by local members.
- Get approved by the state office.
Opportunities for citizenship and service activities, leadership, and project development are key aspects of 4-H Honor Club work. The Tennessee 4-H Honor Club is open to eligible youth in the 6th – 12th grades. There is a state-wide application here.
Becoming a Local Member
Local members meet once a month to work on leadership and citizenship skills.
They also serve their community.
Hours done in this club help members become statewide members, work towards the next level of recognition in 4-H, and get service hours towards college.
E-mail Miss Nicole to get more information, or join our remind to stay up to date on club meetings. Local Honor Club Members also serve as advisors to the 4-H Program.
