Fergus & Petroleum 4-H

• Everyone, Members, Cloverbuds and Leaders need to re-enroll each year.
• If Leaders allow their enrollment to lapse one year, they will have to complete a new background check.
• Attend your October 4-H Club meeting with your parents
• Read the 4-H Project Clover Magazine
• Read the description of all projects you plan on enrolling in
• Read ALL the inserts in the Clover Magazine
• If you are a first year Member, Cloverbud or Leader, enter a 1 for years in 4-H
• Members that have been enrolled as Cloverbuds start their 4-H years over as a first-year member.
• Carefully read the 4-H Enrollment Agreement with your parents and understand what you are signing. Your enrollment will not be accepted by the Extension Office until your Agreement Form is turned in. (We are working on this being online but currently its paper) 
• Carefully read the zsuites enrollment instructions inserted in the Clover Magazine. If you are re-enrolling you do not create a new account, you log into your existing account.
• Remember, the way you enter information is how it will show up on all 4-H reports, forms, programs, and communications. Check your spelling, only capitalize the first letter of your name, make sure to enter email, telephone and mailing address’s correctly.

Montana 4-H Center Resources

In 4-H, we believe in the power of young people. We see that every child has valuable strengths and real influence to improve the world around us. We are America’s largest youth development organization—empowering nearly six million young people across the U.S. with the skills to lead for a lifetime.

4-H Guiding Principles

• Montana 4-H uses Youth Adult Partnerships to promote positive youth development and youth-driven programming to foster leadership, citizenship, and life skills.
• 4-H is family-centered
• 4-H program focus is determined locally to fit the specific needs of youth.
• 4-H provides diverse educational programs