Gordon County 4-H

Gordon County UGA Extension Office, 1282 GA-53 Spur #200, #200, Calhoun, GA 30701

Location of Gordon County 4-H campGordon County UGA Extension Office, 1282 GA-53 Spur #200, #200, Calhoun, GA 30701

About

Gordon County 4-H offers monthly meetings for K-12 school-age children during school or at after school club meetings, with each activity set on a specific schedule. The program includes clubs such as Cloverbuds, In-School Programs, Senior Club, and a Homeschool Club, plus Project Achievement, summer camps, state conferences and rallies, agriculture and STEM judging teams, livestock show teams and record books, plant science contests, technology projects, the Mission Make-It Engineering Challenge, environmental education at 4-H centers, and healthy living activities.

Programs

  • Gordon County 4-H — K-12 school-age children · Members meet monthly, either during school or at one of the after school club meetings. Each activity has a specific schedule.
  • Clubs — Cloverbuds (K-3rd), In-School Programs (4th-8th), Senior Club (9th-12th), Homeschool Club open to all homeschool youth
  • Project Achievement — Open to students; over 50+ project categories
  • Summer Camp — Cloverleaf Camp: 4th-6th Grade; Junior Camp: 7th-8th Grade; Senior Camp: 9th-12th Grade
  • State Conferences/Rallies — Junior Conference, Junior Rally Weekend in the Classic City, Fall Forum, Senior Conference, State Council
  • Agriculture & STEM Judging Teams — Dairy Cattle Judging, Horse Judging, Land Judging, Livestock Judging, Poultry Judging, Wildlife Judging
  • Livestock Show Teams and Record Books — Cattle, Goats, Sheep, Swine, Horse
  • Plant Science — Watermelon Growing Contest, Pumpkin Growing Contest
  • Technology — 4-H Microsoft Tech Changemakers, Robotics
  • Mission Make-It Engineering Challenge
  • Environmental Education at 4-H Centers — Resources for school-based and home-based educators
  • Healthy Living — Cotton Boll and Consumer Judging, LifeSmarts, Foods and Nutrition Contests, SAFE (Shooting Awareness, Fun, and Education) Program, Archery, 5 Meter BB, 22 Rimfire, Shotgun

At a glance

  • Ages: 5–18 years old
  • General schedule: 4-H programs and clubs typically meet once per week or once per month, although some may choose to meet more or less frequently.

About the provider

The mission of 4-H is to assist youth in acquiring knowledge, developing life skills, and forming attitudes that will enable them to become self-directing, productive, and contributing members of society.

Last updated November 8, 2026.

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