4-H for Homeschoolers

4-H for Homeschoolers

All 4-H community clubs in Hamilton County are open to home educated youth in grades 4th-12th (ages 9-19), as well as to youth in public or private schools. Join fellow homeschoolers by joining 4-H and participating in the community club of your choice. Most community clubs meet during the school year and are on hiatus in the summer.

Read the current Hamilton County 4-H newsletter to find out which clubs are currently meeting – you can find the newsletter on the main 4-H page of this website. Call the Extension office (423-209-8560) for more information.

Do you have questions about how your child can become involved in 4-H? The answer is to enroll them in 4-H and come to a meeting – it’s as simple as that! Find out which club meetings are coming up in the current 4-H newsletter on the main 4-H page of this website.

Interested in leading a 4-H club in a particular subject area? Call the Extension office for details on becoming a volunteer leader for a 4-H community club. To find out about dates for club meetings and keep up with current 4-H activities, please join our email list to receive the monthly 4-H email newsletter (email HamiltonCounty4H@tennessee.edu and ask to be added to the newsletter list).

There is no cost to enroll in 4-H, and you can join at any time by completing an enrollment form and mailing it to the the Extension office or by joining online. 4-H programs are available to grades 4th-12th.

The Extension office is located at 6183 Adamson Circle, Chattanooga (next door to the Hamilton County Tag & Title office and just off Bonny Oaks Drive). Parking and entrance are in back of the building. Parents are welcome to stay at the meeting with their students or to drop them off.

Questions?

For additional information, please call the Extension office (423-209-8560) or contact 4-H Agent Maria Sabin using the form below: