Core Academy 2022, due May 1

CORE Application 2022 is now available!

CORE application

The CORE (Career Opportunities Reflecting Excellence) academy’s mission is to provide high school youth an opportunity to explore career and leadership opportunities in a diverse global economy as well as learn about post-secondary degree institutions across Texas.

WELCOME to the Comal County 4-H Online News!!!

This blog serves as an online newsletter for the 4-H & Youth Development Program in Comal County, Texas to give our 4-H members, leaders, and parents FASTER access to 4-H events, activities, deadlines, accomplishments, and opportunities! Be sure to check this site often to see what has been added!

If you have questions about posts on this blog or any other 4-H events or activities, please contact the Comal County office of the Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service at Comal@ag.tamu.edu or 830-620-3440. Visit the Comal County Extension website at: http://comal-tx.tamu.edu/.

Our office is located at 325 Resource Drive, New Braunfels, Texas 78132 and is open Monday-Friday, 8am-12pm and 1pm-5pm. We are closed on holidays as determined by the Comal County Commissioners Court.

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Comal County 4-H Council

Each 4-H club in Comal County has the opportunity to have FOUR (4) representatives to the Comal County 4-H Council, one of which shall be the club president. Traditionally, clubs elect 3 council delegates and 2 alternate delegates.

2020-2021 4-H Council Officers
Chairman: Dylan Wunderlich

1st Vice-Chairman: Peyton Wirebaugh

2nd Vice-Chairman: Rylee Wunderlich

3rd Vice-Chairman: Madilyn Howell

Secretary: Claire Schaeferkoeter

Treasurer: Joseph Haegelin

Reporter: Brooklyn Howell

Historian: Caitlyn Stade

Parliamentarian: William Thetford

Community Service Coordinator: Jonathan Hagy

District Delegates: Peyton Wirebaugh, Rylee Wunderlich,

Alternate Delegates: William Thetford, Claire Schaeferkoeter

2022-2023 4-H Council & Adult Leader Meetings

September 7, 2022 - 6:30 pm - TBD

November 2, 2022- 6:30 pm - TBD

Pending: Date TBA, 4:30 pm - Comal County Courthouse Christmas Tree Decorating

Holiday Party December ?, 2022 - TBD

January 4, 2023 - 6:30 pm - TBD

March 8, 2023 - 6:30 pm

4-H VOLUNTEER ORIENTATION - An Excellent Online Resource

The Texas 4-H & Youth Development Program would like to remind volunteers of the online orientation course for 4-H volunteers. The goal of this course is to provide volunteers with an understanding of the organizational structure of Texas AgriLife Extension Service and how the 4-H program operates. It also helps volunteers recognize their roles and responsibilities within the structure and program. Specifically, the course provides information on the following:

• An overview of Texas AgriLife Extension Service
• 4-H 101: Facts about 4-H
• An overview of the various methods of participation available in the 4-H program
• Volunteer qualifications, roles in which volunteers may serve and the responsibilities associated with each role
• A list of various resources for 4-H volunteers

The course is available online at: http://campus.extension.org and can be completed within one hour. If a volunteer cannot complete the orientation in one sitting, they do have the capabilities to come back to it at a later time.

Once the course is complete, the volunteers may print off a completion certificate.

Directions on how to enroll in the course available on the Comal County Extension Website (under Publications) and the Texas 4-H Website through the "Online Orientation for Texas 4-H Volunteers" page.

Broilers	$192.90
Goats	$276.27
Hogs	$242.39
Lambs	$211.39
Rabbits	$230.28
Steers	$376.91
Turkeys	$218.72

Broilers	$201.53
Goats	$267.00
Hogs	$197.13
Lambs	$244.67
Rabbits	$179.97
Steers	$421.21
Turkeys	$132.74

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Core Academy 2022, due May 1