Navigating Citizenship Levels 1 & 2

The 4-H Citizenship Curriculum incorporates several different successful models of civic engagement to educate members about three specific areas: Montana Government, United States Federal Government, and Montana Tribal Government. You will learn how to get involved, who's who, and how each of us fits into the overall government process. Discover how to become an active citizen when you participate in this project.

Project Book Required: Yes

-Navigating Citizenship 

What are the requirements for level 1?

• Middle school student
• complete 3 activities
• write a bill

What are the requirements for level 2? 

• High school student
• complete 5 activities 

Citizenship Superintendent: Kristin Gutowsky
Contact:mtkgutowsky(at)gmail.com or 406-459-1433

How will you be contacted? Remind, email or text

Global Citizenship

As you discover the world with this 4-H project, you will learn what it means to be a global citizen, find out about other cultures, and about cultural exchange programs.

Project Book Required: Yes

-Passport to the World

What needs to be accomplished to move on to level 2?

• Complete a cultural study
• Complete 7 activities 

What needs to be accomplished to move on to level 3?

• Complete 3 activities
• Host an exchange student

What needs to be accomplished to move on to the next levels?

• Complete three activities
• Travel with 4-H to another state/country 

Interested in Intrastate or Interstate Exchange?

-Interstate Exchange and Hosting: Recommended Best Practices

This year Lewis and Clark County 4-H is looking into an exchange with Phillips County. More details to come soon!

Citizenship Superintendent: Kristin Gutowsky
Contact:mtkgutowsky(at)gmail.com or 406-459-1433

How will you be contacted? Remind, Email or Text

Interested in Hosting an Exchange Student?

-Here is a list of the pool of youth looking for a host family

-Here is where you go to apply to be a host!