Record Books

Completing a Record Book is a great way to learn more about your project and capture all the amazing things you've done during the year. By keeping records, you will also have an advantage when applying for awards, special trips, scholarships, and 4-H leadership positions.

All forms and resources available on the Clackamas County 4-H website.

Washington County 4-H Record Book Training

Resources

4-H Memories: My 4-H Resume (in English)

My 4-H Resume is a portfolio of all your activities both in and out of 4-H. It is a summary of all your 4-H work done in all projects, for each year you are enrolled in 4-H.

Washington County 4-H

4-H Youth Leader Advancements (in English)

It is recommended that you complete at least 8 options per year.

Washington County 4-H

4-H Youth Leader Record (in English)

Project record for Leadership Development, Junior Leader, Teen Leader, 4-H Ambassador, and 4-H Camp Counselor projects.

Washington County 4-H

Non-competitive 4-H Record Book Evaluation (in English)

A simpler format to encourage members just getting started in keeping 4-H records.

Washington County 4-H

Record Book Scholarship application (in English)

The Record Book Scholarship is offered to high school seniors who have completed 4-H Record Books for at least two years and who are currently active Washington County 4-H members.

Washington County 4-H

Statewide Record Book Documents

My 4-H Resume(000-01R) (in English)

Formerly called the "permanent record," this record keeps track of your entire 4-H career in one document. It's useful for job, college, and scholarship applications, so keep track of it!

4-H Youth Development