Kaitlyn Johnson

In January 2018, 34 4-H Teen Council members organized and led the overnight 4-H Lock-In for 58 4th and 5th graders. This year, teens chose the theme, “Light Up the Night,” and divided into four groups: games, education, crafts and food. At the Lock-In, attendees rotated through each of the four groups, made friends, slept a little and had lots of fun.

In January 2018, 34 4-H Teen Council members organized and led the overnight 4-H Lock-In for 58 4th and 5th graders. This year, teens chose the theme, “Light Up the Night,” and divided into four groups: games, education, crafts and food. At the Lock-In, attendees rotated through each of the four groups, made friends, slept a little and had lots of fun.

Bradley Tomeski

In January 2018, 34 4-H Teen Council members organized and led the overnight 4-H Lock-In for 58 4th and 5th graders. This year, teens chose the theme, “Light Up the Night,” and divided into four groups: games, education, crafts and food. At the Lock-In, attendees rotated through each of the four groups, made friends, slept a little and had lots of fun.

Rebecca Arpie

Madison Johnson

Thanks to Governor John C. Carney for visiting us today and celebrating our volunteers. The annual forum is a day-long opportunity to learn, network and innovate! Photos by 4-H Teen Council, Patrick Trunfio, Lena Berry, Jenna Anger. Additional photos by Michele Walfred extension.udel.edu/4h/

Ashley Romanowski