Nominations for OYE are due November 12th for goats, sheep, and cattle and December 8th for swine. You must be enrolled for 2020-2021 to be eligible for OYE. Visit okyouthexpo.com to nominate your animals.
If you have not enrolled or re-enrolled, you have until October 31st to qualify for any spring livestock shows.
Oklahoma County 4-H is collecting hats, underwear, gloves, and socks until November 6th. The items will be donated to Citizens Caring for Children and The Homeless Alliance. Monetary donations can be made and will be used to fill in the gaps from the donation boxes. Make checks out to Oklahoma County OSU Extensionand put HUGS or 4-H in the memo line.
Teen Council Meeting
We are having a teen council meeting on November 10th, 2020 at the OSU Extension Center at 6:30 PM. This meeting will be to discuss upcoming events in 2020-2021. We will be scheduling, planning, and organizing. Please join our County 4-H Officers to discuss important business matters. All 4-H'ers are welcome and we hope to see representation from as may clubs as possible. Bring your calendar or planner. (We will also have ZOOM available for those who cannot attend in person, email Mindy to get an invitation for the ZOOM.)
In honor of our Veterans, our office will be closed on November 11th.
Adult Volunteers
To maintain your status as an "active" certified volunteer in the Oklahoma 4-H program a volunteer is required to:
Annually complete an online Enrollment, Behavior Guidelines, and Agreement form on ok.4honline.com.
Participate in Working With Minors, Title VII & Title IX trainings held online or in-person.
Participate in four continuing education/Parent Volunteer trainings each year.
Two of these trainings must be at the county level held at the Oklahoma County Extension Office or Our Online training units.
The other two training may come from multiple locations and subject matters.
The volunteer is responsible for providing documentation of outside the county trainings to the Extension Office.
