4-H Advisor Training

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Mandatory training for 4-H advisors.

When Feb 02, 2012
from 06:30 PM to 08:30 PM
Where J.I.M.'s Place, New Philadelphia
Contact Name
Contact Phone 330-339-2337
Attendees All Tuscarawas County 4-H advisors.
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You may attend either session, but it is mandatory for at least one volunteer from each club to attend one of the meetings. Failure to attend will put the club in probationary status.

We would like to hear from you the topics you would like to see on the agenda. Let us know as soon as possible. If you have any comments or ideas for our sub-committees, please share them with someone at the office, a 4-H Committee member, or any of our local program committee members. We welcome your input as we plan for the 2012 4-H year.

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