Success StoryOakland Elementary School
Oakland Elementary School
Author: Kimberly Harriford
Planning Unit: KSU Administration
Major Program: Family and Consumer Science
Plan of Work: Unrelated to a specified County Plan of Work
Outcome: Initial Outcome
The problem was the lack of knowledge regarding etiquette.
The educational program response was educating different forms of etiquette.
The participants/target audience was of various ages of youth.
Other partners (if applicable)
The program impact or participant response was presentations on etiquette.
Oakland Elementary School located in Oakland; Kentucky allowed the Kentucky State University’s West Regional Center to hold programming classes and events within their school. The program consisted of different etiquette presentations, demonstrations and discussions. Oakland Elementary School hosted this event in the months of March 2025. The Kentucky State University, Cooperative Extension Service, and West Regional Center provided information on etiquette to 40 individuals. The program captured the individual’s attention.
The materials that Kentucky State University, Cooperative Extension Service, West Regional Center presented are as followed:
Etiquette (informational and descriptive)
The materials presented gave insight into habits, choices, and alternatives for dealing with etiquette. Participants were able to ask questions and receive feedback from the representative. The program gave knowledge to participants on maintaining and obtaining etiquette choices. The Kentucky State University Cooperative Extension Service, West Regional Center is looking forward to the next event at Oakland Elementary School.
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