Northwest District PAC Issue Identification
4-H Youth Development
2011 Program Year
State & NationalInitiative / Key
Component / Issue(s)
Listed in Rank of Priority / Counties
Reporting
Science Technology
Engineering & math / 878 /
- Technology Etiquette- and knowing the difference
- Geo-caching
- GPS
- Life Skills Class for Young People
878
879 /
- Robotics Program
- GPS/GIS Programs
28
28
28
30
28 /
- GIS – Global Information System
- Social Networking (Safety & Privacy Issues)
- Texting (while driving & etiquette in meetings, etc.)
- ATV Safety
- Videography (You Tube)
878 /
- No project support from higher levels
- Technology fair project
- Hosting a district 4-H Science Fair
878 /
- Give 4-Hers opportunity to use technology
- Support Robotics Club
879
880 /
- GIS Programming
- Environmental Ed. Impact Team Work
Northwest District PAC Issue Identification
4-H Youth Development
2011 Program Year
State & NationalInitiative / Key
Component / Issue(s)
Listed in Rank of Priority / Counties
Reporting
Healthy Living / 871 /
- Drug & Alcohol issues among middle/high school students
- Bullying/Cyber Bullying prevalent in schools
724
703
725 /
- Educate parents & youth addressing the concern of illegal use of prescription drugs amount youth. Concern of youth using tobacco products and its effects on their health
- Obesity amount youth is still a great concern along with lack of exercise
- Texting while driving
870 /
- After School Programs
- Cooking Class for Kids
- Healthy Eating & Exercise for Kids
- Cooking Class for Adults
876 /
- Bicycle Safety
18
13
18
18 /
- Healthy habits – cancer and other chronic illness risks in youth
- Lack of parental involvement, lack of discipline & parenting skills
- Fitness and nutrition (plan a walk-a-thon)
- Portion Control
872 /
- Youth need to learn to cook and eat healthy foods
872 /
- Obesity
- Local game leaders having activities for kids to take home
- Wii Fit gaming club
724 /
- Health of children in county
703 /
- Obesity and bad eating habits and poor exercise habits for youth in schools in county.
- Alcohol & Drug Use
- Financial Literacy
- Lack of Personal Skills (communication, family values, dealing with peer pressure)
- Bullying
- Nutrition & Health
Northwest District PAC Issue Identification
4-H Youth Development
2011 Program Year
State & NationalInitiative / Key
Component / Issue(s)
Listed in Rank of Priority / Counties
Reporting
Citizenship & Community
Development / 806 /
- Respect, of oneself, others and in our communities
- Involve Young People in Community
806 /
- Communication Skills with Teens
873 /
- Shooting Sports
29
20
30
27 /
- Pet disaster preparation
- Bullying
- Communication Skills
- Community clean-up, trash pickups, etc.
703 /
- Substance abuse by youth ages 12-19.
871 /
- Partnering with HALO, civic groups, etc.
- Service learning workshop
806 /
- Encourage 4-H members to help with community events
871
806 /
- Focus on one major county impact service project
- Global involvement/perceptions
Northwest District PAC Issue Identification
4-H Youth Development
2011 Program Year
State & NationalInitiative / Key
Component / Issue(s)
Listed in Rank of Priority / Counties
Reporting
Volunteerism/
Volunteer Development / 873 /
- Increasing Volunteer & Parental Involvement in 4-H Programs
- Get young people to volunteer
851 /
- Provide 4-H In-services for Leader Certification
134
390 /
- Shooting Sports
- Showmanship Clinic
20
30
20 /
- Bullying
- Social Networking
- 4-H Risk Management
873 /
- Need more adults to work with 4-Her’s
- Need more certified shooting sports instructors
873 /
- Lack of Adult Volunteers, to support all 4-H program areas
873 /
- ID projects needing a leader
- Resource list
- Orientation at least once every quarter
873 /
- Recruitment, Training & Retention of Certified Volunteers
874
873
873 /
- Club recruitment/retention strategies
- Poll parents and volunteers for areas of interest in training
- Develop county volunteer board/committee to recruit non-4-H parents as volunteers to broaden volunteer base
Northwest District PAC Issue Identification
4-H Youth Development
2011 Program Year
State & NationalInitiative / Key
Component / Issue(s)
Listed in Rank of Priority / Counties
Reporting
Program Expansion
& Diversity / 875 /
- Increase Club Membership
- Parent recruiting meting
- More information on all 4-H areas
- Non-Livestock Children have more involvement
874
875 /
- Growing 4-H Members
- Program reminders
28
30 /
- Develop a county 4-H Facebook page
- Solicit sponsorship for media to promote 4-H (billboards, etc.)
874 /
- Incorporation of 4-H events with community events
- Improve 4-H Reporting in Media Outlets
878 /
- Include county-wide non-competitive events
- Promote 4-H with exposure of different project clubs
- Promote fair entries for photo club
876, 878, 879, 880, 871, 877 /
- Continue summer workshop programming, focus on STEM, sewing, leadership, financial management and public speaking
Northwest District PAC Issue Identification
4-H Youth Development
2011 Program Year
State & NationalInitiative / Key
Component / Issue(s)
Listed in Rank of Priority / Counties
Reporting
Other / 801 /
- Economic issues affecting families, and its effect on 4-H membership/activities
- Shooting Sports
390 /
- Livestock Skills - Programming Workshops
876 /
- Need a better way to communicate with 4-H members – Facebook
806
390 /
- Continuing education information for youth. Providing them with the knowledge that education past high school is available to every child
- Meat Science Education
862
13
18 /
- Bullying and peer pressure for youth of all ages in schools.
- Rated #1
871
874 /
- Photography/Video and Audio Editing Club
- More awards for Kids, Clubs, Leaders, etc.
903 /
- Continued decrease in population – resulting decreased number of potential students resulting in decreased number of potential audience.
806 /
- Continue improvement in county officers, county ambassadors and teen leaders. Need emphasis on YAP/YIG