Future teachers get lesson in helping youth, community
By Taryn Powers, College of Education intern SPOKANE, Wash. – Green is just a color. But for Washington State University masters in teaching students, the color represents hope.
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Best 4-H projects presented at annual state fair
PUYALLUP, Wash. – About 2,500 youth from all over the state will show their animals, exhibit photos, give public presentations, compete in fashion reviews and display their many projects at the 4-H State Fair Sept. 6-24 in Puyallup. Geocaching, an “iron chef” competition and robotics will also be featured. During commodity public presentations, 4-H’ers will […]
WSU 4-H forestry program earns national award
STEVENSON, Wash. – The Forest Youth Success program (FYS) in Skamania County, http://www.forestyouthsuccess.org, has been recognized nationally for its outstanding impact on youth, the environment and the local economy. The National Association of Extension 4-H Agents (NAE4-HA) selected the program to receive a Specialty Team Award in Excellence for Natural Resource and Environmental Education. Since […]