Tuesday, September 19, 2023

Rosie the Riveter

 


Girl Scouts of Citrus Council, Rosie Riveters, and FloridaMakes partnered to launch Rosie Explores Manufacturing in a box to create awareness and confidence in young girls to pursue careers in the manufacturing field.

Each kit comes with all the materials you'll need to complete a balloon-powered car, an art bot, a slingshot rocket, and a binary wearable. It also includes step-by-step building instructions and a guide for tying the activity to Brownie badge objectives. A Girl Scout will earn a Rosie Riveters Explores Manufacturing Fun Patch along with four Brownie badges: Automotive Manufacturing, Mechanical Engineering: Fling Flyer, Designing Robots, and the STEM Career Exploration by completing all the activities in the Box. Order kits here

Saturday, November 26, 2022

Cookie Sales and Information about Joining Girl Scouts

 Did you see us at the Highland's Santa March Parade? 

Click here to sign up for information about cookie sales (link to buy cookies and booth information)

Click here for information about joining Girl Scouts in Highland or Griffith.

Wednesday, August 24, 2022

Girl Scouts in Highland & Griffith



If your daughter is interested in Girl Scouts, please fill out this form. We are in the process of organizing troops for this coming school year. We want to match your daughter with a troop at her school or that meets on days that she is available. 

Griffith Public Library

Tuesday, September 20th, 3:00 to 5:30

Tuesday, September 27th, 3:00 to 5:30


Highland Public Library

Tuesday, September 13th, 3:30 to 6:00

Saturday, September 17th, 9:00 to 11:00


If you fill out the interest form, we can update you on registration and events. Here is pdf of the recruitment flyer.


Why join Girl Scouts?

As Girl Scouts, girls discover the fun, friendship, and power of girls together. Girls grow courageous and strong through various enriching experiences, such as field trips, skill-building sports clinics, community service projects, cultural exchanges, and environmental stewardship.


Is there a Girl Scout Troop at my daughter's school?

We have troops at many of the schools in Griffith and Highland. We try to place or form troops at your daughter's school. Since many girls are involved in sports and other activities, we sometimes form troops by age and availability.


What if my daughter is involved in other activities?

We have troops with meetings on various days. This year we will have a special troop that will meet once a month. This troop is designed for girls that are involved in other activities.


What is the age ranges for Girl Scouts?

Kindergarten to High School. Yes, we have three troops of High School girls!


Can I help with my daughter's troop?

Yes, anyone over 18 can register to be a volunteer.


If you have more questions, please contact Yvette Jania via text at 219-682-6857 or gshighroads@gmail.com.




Tuesday, August 10, 2021

Are you interested in getting your daughter involved in Girl Scouts?


If your daughter is interested in Girl Scouts please fill out this form. Last year most of our troops went virtual and we are in the process of organizing troops for 2021-2022. We want to match your daughter with a troop at her school or that meets on days that she is available. Please note some schools have established troops, while others do not.

Girl Scout Interest Form

Thursday, September 10, 2020

Resources for the Highroads Girl Scout Leaders

Here is a list of resources that were presented in the September 2020 Highroads SU meeting.

Log-In Needed to Access Site Below


Meeting Information
Programing 

Monday, January 27, 2020

Fun Patches - Other options besides the GS Council Store

Patches, Patches, Patches

All the council stores have a nice selection of patches. There is several companies that sell fun patches!

Advantage - council store could add your order on their monthly order and save you shipping


Programing ideas with some patches

If you ordering patches always post, another troop may want to piggyback on order. Please post if I'm missing a company!

Tuesday, January 21, 2020

Open Access Clothing Program - Homewood

The Open Access Clothing Closet Program was established in 2014 at the
expressed need of leaders in the underserved community. The Clothing Closet
gives away gently used clothing, toiletries, toys, and other essential items to those
individuals who need it most. All items in the Clothing Closet are FREE to
members of the community. 

Open Access Clothing Program in Homewood is looking for help to sort donations. Times and Dates are flexible. Please contact Rebekah Thompson - bekah32481@gmail.com

Flyer with Information

Homewood also home to Climb On, the original location of Aurelio's Pizza and a Art 4 Soul (painting) so you could plan a whole day.