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National 4-H Week

National 4-H Week is an annual celebration held during the first full week of October, bringing together 6 million youth, 3,500 Extension educators, 500,000 volunteers, and 35 million alumni to…

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North Carolina 4-H Alumni Honored for ‘Making the Best Better’

This post was originally published in College of Agriculture and Life Sciences News. The 2025 North Carolina 4-H Alumni Award winners were recently honored during a ceremony in the McKimmon Center at…

The online project record system displayed on a laptop showing the North Carolina 4-H project record Kaleidoscope homepage.

Virtual Help Sessions Offered for Online Project Records

North Carolina 4-H recently introduced a new online option for completing 4-H project records through Kaleidoscope. Beginning with the 2026 program year, 4-H’ers may complete their project record…

The five 2026-2027 State 4-H Council officers wearing green jackets pose together in front of a stone wall, greenery and a waterfall.

Five Youth Leaders, One Year of Connection

Each year, North Carolina 4-H elects a team of youth leaders who represent the program for the coming year. As state officers of the North Carolina 4-H Council, they serve as the voice of their…

4-H members gathered for a group photo at the 2026 North Carolina 4-H Congress.

A Week to Remember at 2026 State 4-H Congress

The 2026 North Carolina 4-H Congress brought nearly 500 4-H youth, volunteers and Extension professionals to Raleigh July 20–24 for one of the largest annual events of the state 4-H program.Held…

Recipients selected through the 2026 AIRE (Application, Interview, Resume, and Essay) process pose for a group photo during North Carolina 4-H Congress after being announced as delegates to represent the state at National 4-H Congress.

Announcing the 2026 National 4-H Trip Winners

North Carolina 4-H is proud to announce the youth selected through the 2026 AIRE (Application, Interview, Resume, and Essay) process to represent the state at premier national 4-H leadership…

A group of graduating North Carolina 4-H seniors pose together with their decorated graduation caps during the inaugural 4-H Signing Season celebration at the 2026 North Carolina 4-H Congress.

North Carolina 4-H Hosts Inaugural Senior Signing Event at State Congress

North Carolina 4-H celebrated its graduating seniors in a new way this year, hosting its first-ever 4-H Signing Season event on July 21, 2026, during State 4-H Congress. As part of the Beyond Ready…

Three 4-H members wearing medals pose for a photo after being recognized during the 2026 North Carolina 4-H State Presentation Finals.

Youth Excel at 2026 State 4-H Presentation Finals

North Carolina 4-H's presentation season came to an exciting close on July 21 during 4-H Congress as finalists from across the state competed in the 2026 State Presentation Finals. After advancing…

Kaleidoscope logo displayed next to the 4-H clover emblem, separated by an "X" symbol, representing the use of Kaleidoscope for North Carolina 4-H's online project record system.

NC 4-H Introduces New Online System for Project Records

North Carolina 4-H is excited to announce a new option for completing 4-H project records. Beginning with the 2026 program year, members may complete their project record online through Kaleidoscope,…

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North Carolina 4-H Congress is a closed event. Attendance is limited to officially registered participants wearing their Congress name badge. Non-delegates attending pre-approved portions of Congress…