Ray County 4-H is more than just a youth organization – it’s a community of learning, leadership and growth. Our community clubs are at the heart of 4-H, where members build friendships, develop life skills and engage in hands-on learning experiences. These clubs provide young people with opportunities to explore their interests, participate in community service and gain leadership experience that will serve them throughout their lives. Ray County 4-H is much more than its clubs, extending its reach through inschool educational programs designed to engage and inspire students in unique ways. Programs like Embryology, On My Own, STEM Kits, Youth Futures and Student Nutrition Advisory Council (SNAC) bring hands-on, experiential learning into classrooms, providing students with valuable knowledge and practical skills. The Embryology program allows students to witness the fascinating life cycle of chickens, from incubating eggs to watching chicks hatch. It provides a real-world lesson…