County 4-H Council
Marin County 4-H Events & Deadlines
2020-2021 Calendar
|
AUGUST, 2020 End of Year Paperwork due 20: Record Books due to 4-H Office 20: Financial forms due to 4-H Office 20: Officer Books due to 4-H Office 20 @ 6pm: Club Leader Orientation, Virtual |
FEBRUARY 15: Presidents Day 21: Presentation Day, Virtual
|
|
SEPTEMBER 3 @ 6:30pm: County Council Meeting 13 @ 8:00am: Marin Virtual Horse Show Record Book Judging |
MARCH 4 @ 6:30pm: County Council Meeting 18: Marin County Farm Day, Virtual TBD: Area Presentation Day |
|
OCTOBER 1-31: National 4-H Youth Science Month 4-10: National 4-H Week 25 @ 4pm: Achievement Day, Virtual |
APRIL Camper Registration 4: Easter 15: Marin 4-H Fundraising Meeting 17: Fashion Revue, Virtual |
|
NOVEMBER 5 @ 6:30pm: County Council Meeting
|
MAY 6 @ 6:30pm: County Council Meeting 31: Memorial Day |
|
DECEMBER 1: Giving Tuesday 1: 4-H Enrollment and Payments Due Clubs must meet minimum requirements (5 youth from 3 families and 2 volunteers)
|
JUNE 1: Marin Scholarship Applications Due 1: Ambassador Applications Due TBD: West Marin Fair TBD: State 4-H Field Day TBD: Sonoma- Marin Fair TBD: California Focus Conference |
|
JANUARY, 2021 Camp Adult and Staff Applications 7 @ 6:30pm: County Council Meeting 18- MLK day
|
JULY TBD: Marin County Fair 3-10: Marin County 4-H Camp TBD: Sonoma County Fair TBD: State Leadership Conference |
The Marin County 4-H Council is organized for the purpose of cooperating with the University of California Cooperative Extension in organizing, promoting and carrying out 4-H youth development work in this county. The specific purposes for which the Marin County 4-H Council is organized shall be to:
- Help implement programs and projects based upon the educational framework of the 4-H YDP, and the educational goals and standards as identified by the county and state 4-H YDP staff.
- Help ensure that all county 4-H YDP programming is consistent with the Mission, Core Values, and Framework and Program Criteria Checklist.
- Build in mechanisms to achieve affirmative action goals and develop a management body whose membership is representative of the diversity of the community.
- Include involvement of members in county council operations and decision-making.
- Set limitations on term length and succession of adult volunteers to distribute more service opportunities.
- Raise and account for all 4-H YDP funds in accordance with generally accepted accounting principles and UC ANR policies and procedures as set forth in chapter 9: Financial Management.
- Develop mechanisms to recommend solutions to problems and disputes within the county 4-H YDP. See Complaint-Council Complaint Review Board Procedure.
- Facilitate mechanisms for providing training and support of adult volunteers and youth.
- Facilitate community involvement to contribute to program focus and direction.
All Marin County 4-H adult volunteers who are appointed by the county director shall be active members of the Marin County 4-H Council. Senior 4-H members (9th grade – 12th grade) shall be eligible to be active members of the 4-H Council.
Marin 4-H Council Constitution 2009 | Marin 4-H Council By Laws 2010
2019-2020 Executive Committee
| Office | Name |
| Council President | Karen Taylor |
| Co-Vice President | |
| Co-Vice President | |
| Council Treasurer | Pat Karinen |
| Council Secretary | Caryl Hodges |
| Council Secretary | Cecil Nielsen |
| Reporter/Historian | vacant |
Elections are held at the May meeting.