4-H 
4-H is America's Largest youth development organization. It has empowered nearly 6 million young people, like the Georgetown, Texas competition team, with the skills needed to lead for a lifetime. The National Association of Rocketry (NAR) has developed a partnership with 4-H to help youth develop and build leadership, engineering, teamwork, and creativity skills through rocketry. This partnership will encourage youth to deepen their knowledge and understanding of rocketry and what it takes to succeed in the aerospace and engineering industry.

With the NAR partnership students will learn how to host sport launches, create competition teams for the American Rocketry Challenge (ARC) and build rocket projects for the many 4-H “state fair” events held each year. NAR & 4-H students will also be able to form school clubs to teach others how to safely build, fly and recover model, middle level, and high-power rockets. Click 4-H to learn more about the organization.

Volunteer 

Are you a 4-H member and need assistance finding a local NAR club to fly with? Click NAR clubs to locate the one nearest to you. NAR clubs are created and designed to help groups like 4-H get involved with rocketry.

If you are a NAR member and would like more information about volunteering to organize and lead a local 4-H group, click 4-H volunteer to contact your local 4-H club.