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Old 02-11-2006, 09:34 AM
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Originally posted by JocelynC
I won't knock Girl Scouts. I was involved from about 5 yrs old to about 10-11. I quit after a year as a Junior. All the sewing, cookies, crafts, and songs, just didn't appeal to me once I hit middle school. I know it goes on up until HS graduation, but I have NEVER met anyone who went on past the Junior level.

That seems to be about the age that MOST girls stop being interested in it. For all you people who ARE familiar with what GSUSA is doing today, are they doing anything to hold girls interest once they hit middle school?
This is what our 7th-12th grade troop is doing this semester. [Already since Christmas, there was a major trip to Birmingham/Huntsville, AL in January and a ski trip in February.]

Discover Engineering Family Day at the National Building Museum

American Patriotism IP. America the Beautiful Overnight Adventure for Cadettes.

Thinking Day at local High School

Fencing IPP ---- full with 25 girls signed up

Black Women in America: Contributors to Our Heritage at the Sewall-Belmont House and Museum.

GSCNC & Sewall-Belmont House, Iron-Jawed Angels.

Wildlife IP Day

Jr Badge Night – at local ES – Leadership Opp for Older Girls

Laser Tag Lock-In Svc Unit Event

Troop Murder Mystery Night Lock-In at the church (Seniors ONLY)

Teen Digging Through the Past at Lincoln Caverns

Serivce Unit Encampment at Shenandoah Meadows for all levels

Orienteering and Outdoor Survival

Beach Jam Camping on the Beach, Wildwood, NJ

Hershey Park Camping


Additionally, we run 5 IPPs a semester and have ongoing Gold and Silver Clubs.
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Last edited by alum; 02-11-2006 at 03:41 PM.
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