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    Learn Everywhere with 4-H

    Learn Everywhere with 4-H allows Idaho students (grades K-12) to earn school credits for out-of-school learning activities. Students in this program will also gain important life skills such as self-control, collaboration, leadership, focus, critical thinking, planning and flexibility as they progress through the program.

    The courses have been adapted from the state-sponsored 4-H project curriculum, which is both research based and aligned to Idaho Content Standards. To qualify for academic credit, students are expected to complete a minimum of 60 hours of coursework, including:

    • Online coursework
    • Learning activities
    • Oral presentation
    • A record book
    • An exhibit project
    • An interview

    Youth enrolled in Learn Everywhere with 4-H will work alongside a certified and trained adult. View our available courses (pdf).

    Want to know more? Please fill out this form or email learneverywhere@uidaho.edu.

    Course fee

    • $125 per course for 4-H members (you will need to be a 4-H member in your county)

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    Contact us - learneverywhere@uidaho.edu

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    • Christina Kun

      Program Specialist for 4-H Learn Everywhere
    • Corrine Roberts

      Program Coordinator for 4-H Learn Everywhere in northern and southern districts
    • Christie Evans

      Program Coordinator for 4-H Learn Everywhere in central and eastern districts

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