The Clinton County 4-H has released its March 2026 newsletter, highlighting upcoming programs, important deadlines, and spring events for local youth and families.
4-H Academy and Round-Up Registration Opens March 15
Registration for 4-H Academy and Round-Up will open March 15. The programs, coordinated through Indiana 4-H, offer members opportunities to participate in statewide leadership development and hands-on learning experiences.
4-H Academy is scheduled for June 10–12 and is open to students in grades 9–12. Round-Up, also set for June 10–12, is open to students in grades 7–9. Interested families are encouraged to contact the local Extension Office for additional details about participation.
Scholarship Applications Available for Seniors
High school seniors involved in 4-H are reminded to apply for the Clinton County 4-H Scholarships. The application includes two components: a formal application and a completed My Record of Achievements. Both portions must be submitted online.
Students seeking assistance with the application process or uploading materials may contact the Extension Office for guidance.
Junior Leaders Barn Dance Set for March 14
The Clinton County Junior Leaders will host a Barn Dance on March 14 at the Clinton County Fairgrounds. The event is open to 4-H members from across the state and will feature music, dancing, and opportunities for members to connect with peers.
A setup day is planned for March 12 to prepare for the event.
Additional March Events
The newsletter outlines several other activities taking place this month:
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Camp Counselor Meeting – March 5
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Junior Pork Day – March 7
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State Poultry Workshop – March 7
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State Air Rifle & Air Pistol – March 7
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Mini 4-H Meeting – March 11
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Extension Open House – March 17
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QLC Training – March 25
For more information about programs and events, families may contact the Clinton County Extension Office. The local 4-H program operates through Purdue University Extension, which provides educational opportunities to youth throughout the county.