Senior Troop 425,
grades 10 – 12,
Troop Leader:
Cindy Fishbourne,
566-5760

Junior Troop 296,
grades 6 – 9,
Troop Leader:
JoAnn Insley,
565-0584

• It's not just a tagline. It's a promise. Girl Scouts provide a safe and nurturing environment where girls from all backgrounds develop the confidence, determination and skills needed to thrive in today's world.
• Respect of self and others is an integral part of the Girl Scout program. We welcome girls and adults from all racial, ethnic, and socioeconomic backgrounds. Girls learn to respect one another and the differences that define individuals and cultures.
• For over 90 years, the Girl Scout Promise and Law have served as a moral compass, guiding girls to personal success.

Girl Scouting exists to serve girls. Girls have unique needs and interests that are best met in a program designed especially for them, delivered in an all girl setting. Girl Scouting provides opportunities to develop a sense of values and self-worth in a setting that provides girl/adult partnerships, leadership positions, progressive learning experiences and a safe and caring environment.

The motivating force in Girl Scouting is spiritual. Girl Scouts respect the spiritual values and beliefs of each member and leave the interpretation of spirituality to each member and their family. See religious recognitions for further information.

Girl Scouts of the USA where all cultures are celebrated and where strong family values and respect are fostered. Girl Scouting gives the highest priority to inclusion of all girls.

Girl Scouting is open to girls 5-17 years old, and to women and men over 18, who make the Girl Scout Promise, accept the Girl Scout Law and pay annual membership dues. These are the only membership requirements.