Decatur County 4-H Project Achievement Competition

Braylin Warren, Zachary Ong, Rishav Patel and Kyler Gleeson

Southwest District Fall 4-H Cloverleaf Project Achievement was held November 19, 2022 at Norman Park Elementary School. Nineteen counties and over 200 students competed in various project areas.

Students participating in 4-H Project Achievement investigate a topic and prepare a demonstration or “illustrated talk” with posters and props. Scores are based on fluidity, presentation skills, and knowledge of the subject.

Hutto Elementary QUEST fourth grade 4-H’ers that competed on the holiday weekend were Kyler Gleeson, Zachary Ong, Rishav Patel, and Braylin Warren. Gleeson received 1st place honors in the Environmental Science project. Zachary earned 1st place in the General Science project with Rishav and Braylin also placing 1st in the Food for Health and Sport and Photography and Videography projects, respectively.

Decatur County students that prepared for Project Achievement and participated in the County Exhibition held at the Cloud Livestock Facility on November 15, 2022 were John Adams, Crafts; Isabella Deen, Dog Care & Training; Brock Dickson, Engineering & Mechanics; Kyler Gleeson, Environmental Science; Zachary Ong, General Science; Rishav Patel, Food for Health & Sport; Landry Powell, Outdoor Survival Skills; Mia Rosario, Clothing & Textiles; Riley Wade, Human Development; and Braylin Warren, Photography & Videography. Students that were prepared but unable to attend were Copper Dotson, Historic Place & Events; King Douglas, Sports; and Reed Zorn, Outdoor Survival Skills. Decatur County 4-H’ers are to be commended for their great public speaking and presentation skills.

Georgia 4-H is preparing the next generation of leaders through 4-H Project Achievement. 4-H Project Achievement participants develop research, writing and presentation skills which help youth perform better in school related tasks, become self-directed learners and contributing members of society and create work ready young adults. Through the 4-H Project Achievement process youth explore an area of interest, gain knowledge and skills in the area and prepare presentations and evidence of learning. This process builds not only skills related to the Georgia Standards of Excellence, but those directly related to Work Ready Georgia.

4-H Project Achievement, an annual competition, is a cornerstone in the Georgia 4-H program and serves to showcase the work and success of 4-H members. For more information about Decatur County 4-H activities and events, please call the UGA/Decatur County Extension office at 248-3033.

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