4‑H council to replace project books with activity forms; vote next month
Organizers said the 4‑H council will stop requiring traditional project books and instead use locally created activity forms to document youth projects; the change was presented at a meeting and will be voted on next month.
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Speaker 1 said the 4‑H council presented “big changes” to the fair schedule and participant requirements and that the council will vote on the proposals next month. The most concrete change described was replacing the traditional project books with new activity forms that ask youth to record what they did and how it relates to their project: “We’re not gonna require the project books for that form,” Speaker 1 said.
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