Knox County 4-H Clubs

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

Elementary and Intermediate School Clubs

A.L. Lotts Elementary
Adrian Burnett Elementary
Bonny Kate Elementary
Brickey Elementary
Carter Elementary
Chilhowee Intermediate
Copper Ridge Elementary

Corryton Elementary
Dogwood Elementary
Farragut Intermediate
Gap Creek Elementary
Gibbs Elementary
Karns Elementary
Mooreland Heights Elementary

Mount Olive Elementary
New Hopewell Elementary
Norwood Elementary
Powell Elementary
South Knox Elementary
Spring Hill Elementary

Middle and High School Clubs

Career Magnet High
Farragut Middle
Gibbs Middle

Halls Middle
Powell Middle
South Doyle Middle

West Valley Middle

Private School and Other Clubs

St. Joseph Catholic School

County-wide and Homeschool Clubs

Thank you so much for your interest in our Knox County 4-H homeschool and countywide program. We are excited to meet new families and welcome back our established families! We will be learning life skills, exploring project areas, and participating in leadership and service opportunities. You will have two club meeting opportunities to accommodate schedules and preferences. Below are meeting locations, dates, and times.

Daytime Homeschool Club

Location: UT Extension Eastern Region Office- 1801 Downtown West Blvd. Knoxville, TN. 37919

Time: 1:00 p.m.- 3:00 p.m.

Dates: October 12th, November 9th, December 7th (additional dates will be announced later)

Evening Homeschool/Countywide Club

Location: UT Extension Eastern Region Office- 1801 Downtown West Blvd. Knoxville, TN. 37919

Time: 5:00 p.m.- 6:30 p.m.

Dates: October 12th, November 9th, December 7th (additional dates will be announced later)

**If you have any questions, please contact our office at 865-215-2340 to speak with a 4-H agent.

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