Kylee Zoran

Kylee Zoran is the Illinois Extension 4-H youth development program coordinator serving Grundy County. In this role, Kylee serves as the first point of contact for 4-H and plans and coordinates events, ensures 4-H shows and fairs are successful, and oversees club management and enrollment, among other duties.

Kylee strongly believes in the power of youth and is passionate about working directly with 4-H families and volunteers to help youth find their passion and empower them to be Beyond Ready for life today. 

Prior to her role with Extension, Kylee served as the agriculture teacher and FFA advisor at Marquette Academy, a private school in Ottawa, Illinois, where she gained extensive experience in developing hands-on education programs and mentoring students as they explored careers in agriculture and natural resources. 

No stranger to 4-H, Kylee is an alumna of LaSalle County, where she was a 10-year 4-H member and was heavily involved in both 4-H and the Agricultural communities. She credits 4-H for her career path and preparing her for her life today and takes great pride in sharing that experience with the next generation of youth.

Kylee holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Agriculture Education and Life Sciences, with a Minor in Animal Science, from Iowa State University.  Outside of her role with Extension, she enjoys attending livestock shows, traveling around the globe, and spending time with family and friends.