There is a variety of ways to be a Girl Scout. Leadership is provided by adult volunteers or paid staff. Activities can be focused on a specific need as identified by the school faculty or can incorporate all aspects of Girl Scout program. Special Interest Groups - girls in special interest groups meet for a short term, usually six to eight weeks, or several months.
Activities focus on a particular subject or area of interest.
Individual Members - Girls can become Girl Scout members and attend area wide and council level program events such as camping weekends, trips, or career days. Girl Scout handbooks and other printed program resources provide hundreds of skill and recognition activities for individual members. Becoming a member of Girl Scouts of the USA does not guarantee placement in a troop. It takes adult volunteers to help form troops. Please contact the council if you are an adult that would like to volunteer as a troop leader, co-leader or assistant leader.