The best gift we can give our kids is to empower them with skills
that will last for a lifetime, which is why parents have been sending
their kids to 4-H summer camps for decades.
4-H was founded on
the belief that when kids are empowered to pursue their passions and
chart their own course, they become true leaders in their lives, careers and communities. 4-H
is grounded in a deliberate, research-backed development and delivery
model, which means at 4-H camp, kids learn critical life skills like
resilience and independence, allowing them to bounce back from adversity, stress, challenges, and failures. Having experiences outside their comfort zones help
young people become more resilient, more independent and better able to
plan and reach their long-term goals.
This summer, Cornell Cooperative Extension of Onondaga County is offering three 4-H day camps at three different Onondaga County
Parks, at an incredibly reasonable rate of $50. Youth are welcome to register and attend more than one camp this
summer, but please keep in mind that programs will be repeated each
week. Questions? Contact David Scholl, our camp director, at
315-424-9485 x250 or
ds963@cornell.edu.
All registrations and payments must be completed in full by June
9th. If you have multiple children to register, please complete this
registration form for each child.
This camp is registered with but not regulated or inspected by
the New York State Department of Health and is not required to
obtain a Department of Health permit. This camp is not required to
follow Department of Health regulations, including, maintaining
minimum staff-to-child ratios; hiring medical personnel; or
reporting injuries or illnesses to the Department of Health.
David Scholl
4-H Educator
ds963@cornell.edu
x250
Last updated April 17, 2024