Home School Clubs
4-H Home School Clubs have a membership comprised of students who are home schooled. While home school students are welcome to join any of Forsyth County's 4-H Clubs, these home school clubs tend to meet during regular school hours, so their members are all home school students.
If you're interested in joining any of these clubs, fill out this form to request additional information and learn about upcoming meetings.
If you're interested in joining any of these clubs, fill out this form to request additional information and learn about upcoming meetings.
n.e.s.t. (Nature Environmental Science Team)
n.e.s.t. (Nature Environmental Science Team)
N.E.S.T. is an environmental science club that focuses on wildlife habitat, tree/plant identification, forest evaluation, and more. Members participate in classroom and field experiences, such as hikes and tours. Members also have the option to participate in the State Forestry Judging and/or Wildlife Habitat Evaluation Program (WHEP) contests.
N.E.S.T. is an environmental science club that focuses on wildlife habitat, tree/plant identification, forest evaluation, and more. Members participate in classroom and field experiences, such as hikes and tours. Members also have the option to participate in the State Forestry Judging and/or Wildlife Habitat Evaluation Program (WHEP) contests.
Age Requirements: 9-18
Club Meeting Information: This club meets on Fridays from 12:30 - 2:30 PM. Meeting frequency is subject to change, depending on lessons and activities.
Trailblazers
Trailblazers
The Trailblazers' goal is to make the best better in our community. They participate in as many 4-H activities as possible. They also perform acts of community service, such as collecting shoe boxes for Operation Christmas Child, making Project Linus blankets, and performing at assisted living facilities. They also focus on community service and civic education. They volunteer regularly at the Winston-Salem Rescue Mission, fill shoe boxes for Operation Christmas Child (OCC), and volunteer at the OCC distribution center. They also participate in several citizenship activities throughout the year.
The Trailblazers' goal is to make the best better in our community. They participate in as many 4-H activities as possible. They also perform acts of community service, such as collecting shoe boxes for Operation Christmas Child, making Project Linus blankets, and performing at assisted living facilities. They also focus on community service and civic education. They volunteer regularly at the Winston-Salem Rescue Mission, fill shoe boxes for Operation Christmas Child (OCC), and volunteer at the OCC distribution center. They also participate in several citizenship activities throughout the year.
Age Requirements: 5-18 years old
Club Meeting Information: The second Friday of every month at 1:00 PM.
Forsyth county homeschool clovers
Forsyth county homeschool clovers
The goal of the Forsyth County Homeschool Clovers Club is to learn more about the state of North Carolina and help youth discover how to take responsibility and thrive in leadership roles.
The goal of the Forsyth County Homeschool Clovers Club is to learn more about the state of North Carolina and help youth discover how to take responsibility and thrive in leadership roles.
Age Requirements: 5-18 years old
Club Meeting Information: The first Monday of every month at 10:00 AM.