Three Keys to Leadership

​Discover:             Girls understand themselves and their values and use their knowledge and skills to explore the world.

Connect:              Girls care about, inspire, and team with others locally and globally.

Take Action:        Girls act to make the world a better place.​

​What it Takes to Be a Troop Leader or Co-Leader

​Anyone who believes in the principles of Girl Scouts and can serve as a positive role model for girls may apply to be a Girl Scout Leader or Co-Leader. At least one member of the leadership team must be female.

Responsibilities

• ​ Hold regularly scheduled troop meetings.
•  Use Girl Scout program principles as the basis for troop activities.
•  Abide by national and council policies; and interpret them to girls in a positive way.
•  Carry out troop activities to ensure and protect the safety of all participants.
•  Attend and participate in service unit meetings.
•  Support and participate in service unit and council activities.
•  Keep accurate troop records.
•  Keep girls and parents informed of troop finances on a regular basis.
•  Attend required council leadership training sessions.