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4-H Clubs

We currently have active 4-H Clubs at the following schools.

Elementary and Intermediate School Clubs

  • Adrian Burnett Elementary
  • Bearden Elementary
  • Bonny Kate Elementary
  • Chilhowee Intermediate
  • Copper Ridge Elementary
  • Corryton Elementary
  • Farragut Intermediate
  • Gibbs Elementary
  • Mooreland Heights Elementary
  • New Hopewell Elementary
  • Norwood Elementary
  • Pond Gap Elementary
  • Powell Elementary
  • Ritta Elementary
  • Rocky Hill Elementary
  • South Knoxville Elementary
  • Spring Hill Elementary

Middle and High School Clubs

  • Career Magnet High
  • Farragut Middle
  • Halls Middle
  • Holston Middle
  • Karns Middle
  • South Doyle Middle
  • Whittle Springs Middle

Private School and Other Clubs

  • First Baptist Academy
  • St. Joseph Catholic School

Countywide or Homeschool Clubs

There are several clubs in the Knoxville Area that serve homeschoolers and students who attend a school where there is not an active 4-H clubs currently meeting.  Most clubs meet on a monthly basis from September to April. Below is a calendar with the current months schedule.

To learn more about any of Knox County’s Clubs you can call the extension office for more details 865-215-2340 or go to the bottom of the page to contact our 4-H Extension Agents directly.

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Masters Monday 4-H Club – Knoxville Chinese Christian Church, 901 Francis Rd, Knoxville, TN 37909

Smoky Mountain 4-H Club – Fountain City Church, 2801 Holbrook Dr, Knoxville, TN 37918

West Knox 4-H Club – Eastern Region Office, 1801 Downtown West Blvd, Knoxville, TN 37919

Rocky Top 4-H Club – Virtue Church, 725 Virtue Road, Farragut, TN 37934

Forever 4-H Club – Fairview Baptist Church, 7424 Fairview Rd, Corryton, TN 37721

Honor Club – Eastern Region Office, 1801 Downtown West Blvd, Knoxville, TN 37919

Horse & Pony Club – UT Animal Science Building, 2506 River Dr, Knoxville, TN 37996

Honor Club/All Star Club 

The 4-H Honor Club is a statewide organization of outstanding junior high and senior 4-H members. Honor Club members are those who have shown exceptional 4-H project work and a willingness to share what they have learned with other 4-H’ers as a junior or teen leader.

You don’t have to have won a lot of awards to be an Honor Club member… just be an active participant in your local 4-H club. You don’t win membership in the Honor Club, you earn it. You’ll score points for Honor Club membership for everything you’ve done as a 4-H member. Participation is the name of the game when it comes to 4-H Honor Club!

Honor Club is only the first step in Tennessee’s recognition program for outstanding 4-H members. Senior members can earn a spot in All Stars through their citizenship and community service work. All Stars is the second step leading to the final step of recognition. Vol State is the highest recognition a Tennessee 4-H member can earn, and it all starts with the Honor Club.

**applicants must be in at least the 6th grade on January 1 of the current calendar year

You can find the application for Honor Club in the Forms and Fliers Tab

4-H Enrollment

4-H is free to join. There are several ways that you can enroll.

You can enroll by clicking on the QR code below

Or go to https://tiny.utk.edu/knox4henroll​

Or you can download the Enrollment form below, fill it out and return to your Knox County 4-H Extension Agent

Enrollment FormDownload
Sharon Davis Profile Page
Sharon Davis
Extension Agent III, Knox County
sadavis@tennessee.edu
Sarah Harrison-Brown Profile Page
Sarah Harrison-Brown
Extension Agent I, Knox County
sbrow128@tennessee.edu
Christopher Rylan Thompson Profile Page
Christopher Rylan Thompson
Extension Agent I, Knox County
cthomp86@tennessee.edu
  • Knox County Extension Office
  • 400 W. Main Avenue City-County Building, Suite 560
  • Knoxville, TN 37902-2498
  • P: 865-215-2340
  • F: 865-215-2933