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Washington 4-H Enrollment

This report presents a detailed analysis of 4-H enrollment data in Washington for the 2001-2002 program year. Compiled by Nancy Mordhorst, 4-H Program Coordinator at WSU Cooperative Extension, it includes information on total duplicated youth enrollment (81,728) and unduplicated youth enrollment (73,424), as well as demographic breakdowns by residence, ethnicity, and grade distribution. Additionally, the report highlights total youth project enrollments, which amounted to 132,089, and outlines the contributions of adult volunteers (9,513) and youth leaders (954).

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Washington 4-H Enrollment

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  1. Washington4-H Enrollment 2001-2002 Statistics Nancy Mordhorst 4-H Program Coordinator WSU Cooperative Extension November 2002

  2. Youth by Delivery Method/Gender Total Duplicated Youth Enrollment = 81,728 Total Unduplicated Youth Enrollment = 73,424

  3. Youth by Residence

  4. Youth by Ethnic Distribution

  5. Youth by Grade Distribution

  6. Youth Project Enrollments Total Youth Projects = 132,089

  7. 4-H Volunteers Total Adult Volunteers = 9,513 Total Youth Leaders = 954

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