Troop Leader
Help girls have fun with a purpose. Meet with the girls on an
agreed upon regular basis and guide them through the Girl Scout
Leadership Experience. Encourage girls to discover themselves, connect
with others, and take action to make the world a better place.
Training, resources, and support provided. Flexible hours, typically
after school or early evenings, one to two times a month. All troops
must have two appointed troop leaders to begin meeting.
Troop Assistant - Cookie Manager
Support the troop by managing participation in the Cookie
Program. Learn the ins and outs of managing the Cookie Program,
including important dates, caregiver communication, inventory
management, safety, and more. Ensure the troop follows proper policies
and procedures related to the program. Training and support provided.
Troop Assistant - Fall Product Manager
Support the troop
by managing participation in the Fall Product Program. Learn the ins
and outs of managing the Fall Product Program, including important
dates, caregiver communication, inventory management, safety, and
more. Ensure the troop follows proper policies and procedures related
to the program. Training and support provided.
Troop Assistant
Support troop leaders in guiding girls to engage in
age-appropriate activities that are girl-led, cooperative, and
hands-on. Provide support to the troop through planning and
implementing badges and other program activities, managing
finances/Product Program participation, and driving or chaperoning
field trips. Consider the following troop assistant roles:
- Treasurer: manage troop finances and sign on the troop bank account.
- Driver: help plan, prepare, and travel for troop trips. Support ranges from guiding girls at planning meetings to simply being a driver or chaperone.
- Camping: complete outdoor training to learn skills to help girls plan and experience day or overnight camp.
- First-Aider: maintain adult and pediatric CPR and basic first-aid certification through a qualifying agency, provide these services as needed, and be available to attend troop trips.
