Franklin County 4-H Teen Council Case Study

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In January of 2018, the Franklin County 4-H Teen Council transpired for the first time in nearly 5 years. The overall mission of the club is simple: 4-Hers working together for the betterment of 4-H, the members, and the community. Some may question, "How will the club accomplish these goals?" For starters, the club's members are granted many opportunities to assist in planning 4-H county and regional events such as 4-H Recognition Night, 4-H Benefit Auction, and the 4-H Ice Cream Stand at the Franklin County Fair. Members are given various opportunities on county, regional, and state levels to expand their leadership skills, confidence, and public speaking skills. Also, at a national level, two members from the club will be sent to the

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