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Agrilife Extension and 4‑H students report on youth programs to county commissioners
Summary
Agrilife Extension Agent Tanya Holloway and 4‑H students reported on 4‑H activities, how the program supported students, and how 4‑H helped fund travel and educational trips; Holloway presented a written report to the Court.
Agrilife Extension Agent Tanya Holloway and several 4‑H student members presented a report to the Hemphill County Commissioners' Court on Oct. 14, describing ways the 4‑H program has supported student development and helped fund trips. Holloway told the commissioners that the program both aids life skills and secures funding for student travel; she presented a written report summarizing recent activities.
The minutes record general statements about 4‑H's role and funding for student trips but do not list specific dollar amounts, trip destinations, or student names. The presentation was characterized as informational and was entered into the minutes as a report to the Court.
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