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What Do We Want for Our Girls?
Exciting, challenging, edgy and fun experiences that teach them to be leaders in all aspects of their lives.
Kindergarten-1st grade
2nd-3rd grades
4th-5th grades
6th-8th grades
9th-10th grades
11th-12th grades
Best of all, there are many ways that parents and adult family members can get involved in the Girl Scout experience!
- Become a Girl Scout Committee Member for a troop or group.
- Become a volunteer! Whether you become a troop leader, member of a troop committee, assist at an event, or organize another pathway, you’re sure to be a hit with your girl and her friends. To find out more, contact a council staff member via our Connect to Girl Scouts in Your Community page (just select your school district to get started).
- Keep apprised of Girl Scout activities on this Web site, sign up for @agirl, our online newsletter (see Join Our Mailing List) on the home page, and stay current with all the resources available to your girl in Girl Scouting.
- If you were a Girl Scout yourself, take advantage of our Alumnae Association.
- Encourage your daughter to get on the GSWPA Web site, add her ideas and opinions, and learn more about her options on the Girls section.
The New 2009-10 Girl Scout Catalog is here!
Find out what your Girl Scout needs – uniforms, official sportswear, accessories, gifts, and the New Program Journeys. To request a catalog, call 1-800-221-6707 or visit any of our council shops.
Here’s a quick guide to find out more about Girl Scout badges, and insignia placement.
