Virginia Cooperative Extension - Richmond County

4-H Health Sciences Mobile Lab will be in Westmoreland during the week of July 6-10. This experience is tailored to children in grades K-5 and is meant to share information about health science careers in a hands-on way.

Youth-serving organizations (such as day cares, camps, scouts, Boys & Girls Clubs, Y…) can sign up to bring a group of young people to visit the mobile lab and here is the link for registration: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1SEU6i9d2u-hxTbL7OByR1gZijj8ptcNshEe10mrWTFU/viewform?edit_requested=true

The mobile lab will also be open to the public on Thursday evening and does not require registration.

New 4-H Opportunity in Westmoreland - July 6-10

Health Sciences Mobile Lab at the Old W&L High School in Montross - This experience introduces elementary-aged students to healthcare careers through interactive activities.

Please visit this link to register your group of young people: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1SEU6i9d2u-hxTbL7OByR1gZijj8ptcNshEe10mrWTFU/viewform?edit_requested=true

On Thursday, July 9, the mobile lab will be open to the public from 5pm-7pm.

Welcome to our team, Katelyn!

My name is Katelyn Newton, and I am excited to be working in both Westmoreland and Richmond counties as a VCE Intern! I am from Stafford County, VA, where I spent my youth in the 4-H Livestock Program. From my start in 4-H until I aged out, I established lasting relationships, exhibited multiple livestock species, and competed on the livestock judging team. Spending my youth in agriculture taught me so much about the industry, leadership, and advocacy. These experiences fueled my passion for agriculture and those who dedicate their lives to it. I have since earned an Associate of Science in Agriculture from Butler Community College, and I am continuing my education at Kansas State University, pursuing a Bachelor of Animal Science along with a Certificate of Animal Nutrition. Recently, I have served as a 4-H volunteer, am an active member of Collegiate Cattlewomen, and coach youth exhibitors. I am looking forward to learning more about the NNK and all of the outreach VCE does for the community!

Come to your Extension Office to take care of 4-H Camp registration. If no one is there, the office has a lockable drop box. Each box will be checked. Promise.

We are still taking registrations now but we will close registration this Friday. Please come to your Extension Office to register your camper. Lockable drop box available if you need to register after hours.

Camper info and forms can be found here: https://richmond.ext.vt.edu/news/4h-camp.html Forms also available in mailbox on office front porch.

Northern Neck & Middle Peninsula 4-H Agents will be providing a training about financial literacy programs for elementary school – Reading Makes Cents and Kids Marketplace. This training is meant to share our 4-H curriculum with educators who can then use it in their classrooms.

This training is offered through Rappahannock Education Consortium at RCC. The target audience is elementary school teachers.

Please share the opportunity with those who might be interested.

Please use this link to register.
https://rappahannock.augusoft.net/index.cfm?method=ClassInfo.ClassInformation&int_class_id=6425&int_category_id=5&int_sub_category_id=33&int_catalog_id=0&fbclid=IwY2xjawR9lOtleHRuA2FlbQIxMABicmlkETF0ZkZDaTIxcW1qMExGeUpac3J0YwZhcHBfaWQQMjIyMDM5MTc4ODIwMDg5MgABHriIEskZFwsIUIbMmkzFdxP3dJNrnLpXCV00yuHRf_TzkEI2f_XBQxJYrIo0_aem_LRWUg0gOflCTE_Ve9k9x-Q

REC Online - Reading Makes Cents with 4-H Special Notice: This session is open only to educators participating in the Regional Education Consortium. School Divisi...