Youth Education

It’s more than just livestock, horticulture and land judging. Our youth education programs promote responsibility, teamwork and overall youth development while cultivating a promising future.

Energy Express

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Give to Energy Express
Results
Locations
Dates & Partners

Energy Express on WVPB
Staff Resources
Contact Us

Land Judging

Land Judging Book
Land Judging Scorecard
Homesite Evaluation Book
Homesite Evaluation Scorecard
Checklist and Instructions for Judges

Literacy

Book Genres
Connecting Reading with Art
Connecting Reading with Nutrition
Connecting Reading with Writing
How to Choose a Book
How to Read to a Child
Literacy and Nature
Parent-Teacher Conferences
School Meetings
Tips for Read-Aloud

STEMCARE

Signup for STEMCARE Info
STEMCARE Facts
STEMCARE Lessons with Videos
STEMCARE Next Up

 

WV Statewide Afterschool Network

 

 

Youth Agriculture

Animal Husbandry & Quality Assurance
State Fair of West Virginia

West Virginia Beef Expo
Young Entrepreneurship Competition

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