The Sevier County 4-H Enrichment Club provides hands-on learning, leadership opportunities, and meaningful connections for youth in grades 4, 5, and 6.
The club is especially designed for students who are homeschooled, attend a private school, participate in a hybrid or independent learning program, or attend a school that does not currently offer regular 4-H club programming.
Through 4-H’s “Learn by Doing” approach, members will explore a variety of topics while developing confidence, communication skills, responsibility, creativity, and friendships.
What Will Members Do?
Monthly meetings may include:
- Traditional 4-H contests and projects
- STEM, science, and agriculture activities
- Healthy living and practical life skills
- Arts, crafts, and creative projects
- Leadership and public speaking opportunities
- Community service activities
- Team-building and social experiences
Who Can Join?
The Enrichment Club is open to Sevier County youth in grades 4–6 who would benefit from an additional opportunity to participate in 4-H outside of a traditional school club.
There is no fee to join this club.
Youth in grades 7–12 can explore additional leadership and service opportunities through the Sevier County 4-H Honor Club.
Youth in grades 7–12 can explore additional leadership and service opportunities through the Sevier County 4-H Honor Club. For more information about how 4-H members can get involved in 4-H, please visit our 4-H Honor Club page!
For more information or help joining the Enrichment Club, contact the UT Extension Sevier County Office at 865-453-3695.
Please note: If Sevier County Schools are closed because of inclement weather, any 4-H event, club meeting, or workshop scheduled for that day will also be canceled.