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Virginia 4-H Standardized Code of Conduct For 4-H Programs/Events

ID

4H-164 (4H-963NP)

Authors as Published

Chad N. Proudfoot, M.A., M.P.A., State 4-H Organizational Specialist

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The purpose of the 4-H program is the positive development of youth. We believe in creating a safe learning environment that encourages the four-fold development of a young person (i.e., Head, Heart, Hands, and Health). We expect all persons involved in 4-H (youth members, parents, teen/adult volunteers) to practice behaviors that foster the total development of youth. 


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Publication Date

August 18, 2021