We are a first year Brownie Troop in Houserville/Lemont for girls entering 2nd grade in the fall. We meet once a month on the 4th Wednesday of the month from 6:30-7:30pm in the community building next to the Spring Creek Presbyterian Church.
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We are a Brownie Troop in State College made up of second-grade girls from various schools. We meet two Mondays a month.
Please note, our troop is currently full for the MY21 year (October 2020-September 2021).
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We meet after school (3:15-4:15pm) at Easterly Parkway elementary and combine with Troop 41145 for cross-programming. We meet on Wednesdays.
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Troop 41125 is a multi level troop (Daisy and Brownie).
This troop serves as an alternate “second chance” troop which focuses on including kids who might not fit well with existing troops available. Our troop takes a democratic approach to scouts. Girls, parents and leaders meet and have a say in the activities that we do and we encourage all members to have a chance to lead at least one lesson per year on a topic of their choice. We focus on the teaching of respecting and accepting ourselves and others through mindfulness and friendship. We do many activities which promote positive mental health and well being, as well as promoting individual growth. We work on badges and activities centralized around Arts, Science Engineering and Technology.
This troop is associated with their sister troop, 41124. This will be the last year of this troop and during this year we will be working on moving each member to their sister troop now that they are older. We are not currently accepting anymore Daisies, as when the two troops merge, this one will dissolve and all members will then be members of troop 41124.
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We are a Brownie, Junior, and Cadette troop.
Troop 41124 is a multi level troop (Brownie-Cadette). This troop serves as an alternate “second chance” troop which focuses on including kids who might not fit well with existing troops available. Our troop takes a democratic approach to scouts. Girls, parents and leaders meet and have a say in the activities that we do and we encourage all members to have a chance to lead at least one lesson per year on a topic of their choice. We focus on the teaching of respecting and accepting ourselves and others through mindfulness and friendship. We do many activities which promote positive mental health and well being, as well as promoting individual growth. We work on badges and activities centralized around Arts, Science Engineering and Technology.
This troop is associated with their sister troop, 41125, which will eventually be merged into this troop within the year. We will consider new members, however only by request first. We have a good number of members who either require modifications to curriculum or meetings due to learning and/or social disabilities. In order to best meet the needs of those in our group, it has to first be discussed among everyone and may require a trial to make sure that our troop is right for them, which we are happy to do.
Right now our physical meeting place is unavailable due to COVID 19 restrictions. We plan to move ahead with digital platform meetings for the time being and if the girls feel comfortable, they may “pod” or buddy up with a member of the group so that they at least have a partner to participate with when we do our group activities through video chat. At this time we are requesting that all members partaking in video conferencing at home be accompanied by a parent or guardian during meet ups for supervision
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