Cornell Extension: 4‑H growth, SNAP‑Ed push and parenting programs
A Cornell Extension representative described expansion of 4‑H and youth clubs, a SNAP‑Ed funding push that requires 100 classes by Aug. 15 to secure $53,000, and parenting/anger‑management programs run by Megan Gardner that partner with DSS and community groups.
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Lisa, identified at the meeting as representing Cornell Cooperative Extension, outlined recent youth and community programming: expansion of 4‑H clubs, regional competition successes and new beekeeping and STEM clubs at the Hudson campus. She highlighted efforts to host livestock clinics and a sensory‑safe morning at the county fairgrounds to make fair activities accessible to families.
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