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Youth Development (Sandoval County)
Plan Goals
Sandoval County youth will enhance their personal growth, through the development of leadership, citizenship and life skills, and experience and satisfaction of making a difference in their own lives, their families, their schools, and their communities.
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Impact Reports
YOUTH LEADERSHIP/CITIZENSHIP DEVELOPMENT
Sandoval County youth are afforded many opportunities to learn and develop life skills related to leadership and citizenship. 4-H Agent, 4-H Home Economist and Club leaders encourage youth participation within their clubs, county council and state leadership teams. These opportunities provide youth with a strong sense and understanding of responsibility, self-esteem, belonging and generosity.
SANDOVAL COUNTY 4-H COUNCIL- This year’s team consisted of 7 officers from 4 different clubs. Several leaders worked with the team to understand their role as officers and to plan their calendar of events for the upcoming year.
4-H ANNUAL BANQUET- Seven 4-H youth served as keynote speakers, emcees, pledge leaders and presenters, increasing their public speaking skills and giving leadership to the overall program. Members received pins, medals and plaques in recognition of their achievements and increase in life skills related to mastery, belonging, generosity and independence throughout the program year. 86 members, leaders and guests attended the event. The growth and development of the 4-H youth is evident through their abilities to complete a record book, set and obtain goals and the leadership skills they exhibit as they host this event.
PARLI PRO TRAINING- 4-H agent hosted a training for all 4-H Council Officers as well as for other 4-H Club Officers. 8 4-H members participated in this training. Youth increased knowledge related to preparing agendas, order, motions and leadership through basic life skills as evidenced by effective club meetings. Youth increased mastery skills such as planning and organizing, critical thinking, problem solving and communication.
SENIOR LEADERSHIP RETREAT - 4 4-H senior age members participated in the State event.
STATE 4-H CONFERENCE- 6 senior age members participated in the state event.
YOUTH-GET-AWAY- 3 novice/junior age members participated in the state event.
TOUR OF THE STATE CAPITAL – 31 4-H youth members rode the RailRunner to Santa Fe to tour the Governor’s Mansion, Santa Fe Capital, and met the Governor and State Engineer of NM during the legislature. Youth gained knowledge of local government, citizenship, and leadership skills.
STARBUCK'S SPRING HORSE SHOW - An annual event organized and led by the Starbuck’s 4-H Club (Southern Sandoval County). Youth are able to compete and practice for district and state shows, etc. Youth gain knowledge and skills related to critical thinking, positive sportsmanship, self-motivation and goal setting.
CUBA GYMKHANA- An annual event organized and led by the Cuba Coyotes 4-H Club (Northern Sandoval County). Youth are able to compete and practice for district and state shows, etc. Youth gain knowledge and skills related to critical thinking, positive sportsmanship, self-motivation and goal setting.
STALLION BARRELRACING SERIES - An annual event organized and led by the Jemez Mountain Stalions 4-H Club (Central Sandoval County). Youth are able to compete and practice for rodeo events. Youth gain knowledge and skills related to critical thinking, positive sportsmanship, self-motivation and goal setting.
Sandoval County youth are afforded many opportunities to learn and develop life skills related to leadership and citizenship. 4-H Agent, 4-H Home Economist and Club leaders encourage youth participation within their clubs, county council and state leadership teams. These opportunities provide youth with a strong sense and understanding of responsibility, self-esteem, belonging and generosity.
SANDOVAL COUNTY 4-H COUNCIL- This year’s team consisted of 7 officers from 4 different clubs. Several leaders worked with the team to understand their role as officers and to plan their calendar of events for the upcoming year.
4-H ANNUAL BANQUET- Seven 4-H youth served as keynote speakers, emcees, pledge leaders and presenters, increasing their public speaking skills and giving leadership to the overall program. Members received pins, medals and plaques in recognition of their achievements and increase in life skills related to mastery, belonging, generosity and independence throughout the program year. 86 members, leaders and guests attended the event. The growth and development of the 4-H youth is evident through their abilities to complete a record book, set and obtain goals and the leadership skills they exhibit as they host this event.
PARLI PRO TRAINING- 4-H agent hosted a training for all 4-H Council Officers as well as for other 4-H Club Officers. 8 4-H members participated in this training. Youth increased knowledge related to preparing agendas, order, motions and leadership through basic life skills as evidenced by effective club meetings. Youth increased mastery skills such as planning and organizing, critical thinking, problem solving and communication.
SENIOR LEADERSHIP RETREAT - 4 4-H senior age members participated in the State event.
STATE 4-H CONFERENCE- 6 senior age members participated in the state event.
YOUTH-GET-AWAY- 3 novice/junior age members participated in the state event.
TOUR OF THE STATE CAPITAL – 31 4-H youth members rode the RailRunner to Santa Fe to tour the Governor’s Mansion, Santa Fe Capital, and met the Governor and State Engineer of NM during the legislature. Youth gained knowledge of local government, citizenship, and leadership skills.
STARBUCK'S SPRING HORSE SHOW - An annual event organized and led by the Starbuck’s 4-H Club (Southern Sandoval County). Youth are able to compete and practice for district and state shows, etc. Youth gain knowledge and skills related to critical thinking, positive sportsmanship, self-motivation and goal setting.
CUBA GYMKHANA- An annual event organized and led by the Cuba Coyotes 4-H Club (Northern Sandoval County). Youth are able to compete and practice for district and state shows, etc. Youth gain knowledge and skills related to critical thinking, positive sportsmanship, self-motivation and goal setting.
STALLION BARRELRACING SERIES - An annual event organized and led by the Jemez Mountain Stalions 4-H Club (Central Sandoval County). Youth are able to compete and practice for rodeo events. Youth gain knowledge and skills related to critical thinking, positive sportsmanship, self-motivation and goal setting.
RODEO 1ST AID TRAINING
24 youth and 7 leaders enrolled in the rodeo and/or horse project attended a Rodeo First Aid Workshop in San Ysidro. Participants gained knowledge in animal and human safety, proper usage of equipment/tack, trailer safety and basic first aid. Youth participating in the training increased knowledge and skills related to critical thinking, positive sportsmanship, self-motivation and goal setting.
24 youth and 7 leaders enrolled in the rodeo and/or horse project attended a Rodeo First Aid Workshop in San Ysidro. Participants gained knowledge in animal and human safety, proper usage of equipment/tack, trailer safety and basic first aid. Youth participating in the training increased knowledge and skills related to critical thinking, positive sportsmanship, self-motivation and goal setting.
BEE KEEPING
4-H Agent in collaboration with a local producer, presented basic bee keeping skills, history, and the importance of bees in food production. 26 students tasted the honey and learned the difference in flavor according to location and season. Youth gained knowledge in healthy choices, and wise use of resources.
4-H Agent in collaboration with a local producer, presented basic bee keeping skills, history, and the importance of bees in food production. 26 students tasted the honey and learned the difference in flavor according to location and season. Youth gained knowledge in healthy choices, and wise use of resources.
SANDOVAL COUNTY 4-H CAMP
The Sandoval County 4-H Council hosted a 3 day 4-H Camp at the Sandoval County Fairgrounds. Thirteen (13) 4-H leaders/adults and 49 youth, of which 41% were Native American, participated in hands-on workshops and activities designed to increase life skills related to decision making, teamwork, cooperation and self-esteem. Senior 4-H members served as counselors completing their leadership training and experience. 90% of youth participants reported an increase in mastery related to entomology, horticulture, shooting sports (archery), livestock evaluation and showmanship, nutrition education and food safety. Observations of positive behavior changes were evident in youth participants. Parents and leaders noted they felt the camp had made a positive impact on the youth. Participants and adults requested that the camp be extended to 5 days. One parent stated, “Joining 4-H was the best thing that has happened for my 3 kids.”
The Sandoval County 4-H Council hosted a 3 day 4-H Camp at the Sandoval County Fairgrounds. Thirteen (13) 4-H leaders/adults and 49 youth, of which 41% were Native American, participated in hands-on workshops and activities designed to increase life skills related to decision making, teamwork, cooperation and self-esteem. Senior 4-H members served as counselors completing their leadership training and experience. 90% of youth participants reported an increase in mastery related to entomology, horticulture, shooting sports (archery), livestock evaluation and showmanship, nutrition education and food safety. Observations of positive behavior changes were evident in youth participants. Parents and leaders noted they felt the camp had made a positive impact on the youth. Participants and adults requested that the camp be extended to 5 days. One parent stated, “Joining 4-H was the best thing that has happened for my 3 kids.”
COUNTY FAIR
Youth participated in the Sandoval County Fair showcasing hands-on indoor and livestock exhibits. 78 exhibitors entered 159 livestock projects. 57 exhibitors entered 119 indoor exhibits (25% increase from last year). Of the total exhibitors 32% were Native American youth. Youth received recognition for their projects through ribbons and feedback from judges for improvement. The Jr. Livestock sale generated over $45,000 in premiums and was awarded to youth for their livestock projects. 100% of youth showed an increase in knowledge and skills related to home economics, personal development, creative arts and livestock as evidenced by quality baking products, vegetable displays and animals shown. A parent stated, “The fair and activities for the youth were so inspiring that I stayed the entire weekend- not wanting to miss one minute!” and another parent remarked, “Everything was well organized. 4-H displays and other events got my daughter interested and hopefully she is joining 4-H this year.”
26 indoor exhibits from 19 exhibitors were displayed at State Fair. Youth received $65 in premiums.
Youth participated in the Sandoval County Fair showcasing hands-on indoor and livestock exhibits. 78 exhibitors entered 159 livestock projects. 57 exhibitors entered 119 indoor exhibits (25% increase from last year). Of the total exhibitors 32% were Native American youth. Youth received recognition for their projects through ribbons and feedback from judges for improvement. The Jr. Livestock sale generated over $45,000 in premiums and was awarded to youth for their livestock projects. 100% of youth showed an increase in knowledge and skills related to home economics, personal development, creative arts and livestock as evidenced by quality baking products, vegetable displays and animals shown. A parent stated, “The fair and activities for the youth were so inspiring that I stayed the entire weekend- not wanting to miss one minute!” and another parent remarked, “Everything was well organized. 4-H displays and other events got my daughter interested and hopefully she is joining 4-H this year.”
26 indoor exhibits from 19 exhibitors were displayed at State Fair. Youth received $65 in premiums.