Cadette & Senior Girl Scouts (Grades 6 - 12)

What can junior and senior high school girls do in Girl Scouts?  WHATEVER THEY WANT!  Girl Scouts is a unique place where teen and pre-teen girls can discover what their interests, skills, and passions are in life.  Troops and groups are accepting new members all year.  Contact Renee (info at the bottom of the page) to join the fun!

As a Cadette/Senior Girl Scout, you can do all of this and more:

• Attend fun social events like sleepovers, fashion shows, and concerts
• Make new friends and keep the old :)
• Try something new-yoga, theatre, knitting, gardening, cooking, poetry, you choose!
• Travel throughout the country and the world
• Help others-YOU can make a difference! 
• Take on the challenges of the outdoors-canoeing, backpacking, rock climbing
• Take Charge! Lead your troop, community, or younger Girl Scouts in a special project
• Participate in educational workshops that prepare you for college, work, your future

The Girl Scout Fall Sale happens October 5-19, 2007.

This year's theme is Treasure Your Health! What does your troop/group want to do with its fall sale earnings? Set a goal and aim high! Look at the awards you can earn along the way

5 items = Patch... 15 items = Pink Sparkle Ziplet (purse).... 30 Items = Stuffed Plush Dolphin.... 45 Items = Glitter Clock

PLUS... sell 70 items or more and earn certificates to spend at Scoutlet.

LOOKING AHEAD... the Girl Scout Cookiel Sale happens January 9 - February 4, 2008.

Travel Opportunities:
There are many travel and adventure opportunities available to today's older Girl Scouts. Girls from Michigan Pine and Dunes have recently traveled to such places as London, England, Florida, California, Washington, D.C., Georgia, North Carolina, West Virginia and Mackinac Island. Whether you take a trip as part of a troop or as an individual who participates in G.S.U.S.A. "Destinations" offerings or the Mackinac Island Honor Scouts program, you can see the world with Girl Scouts!

Interest Groups:
Teens and pre-teens are very busy. Interest groups are a way to stay involved with Girl Scouts, even with all the other activities you are a part of.  Interest groups allow girls who are into a certain activity, hobby or interest to get together occasionally with other girls who also enjoy backpacking, travel, community service, horses, computers, whatever!

Community Service Awards:
The Girl Scout Gold and Silver Awards are an awesome way to build your "college application resume' " while giving back to your community. Many of today's community leaders are Gold Award Recipients. Do you have what it takes?

STUDIO 2B

A new place for "tweens" and teens to "BECOME, BELONG, BELIEVE, BUILD!  Find out more about this new " Girls' Club" by visiting the Scoutlet or www.studio2b.org --->

FOR MORE INFORMATION ON ANY OF THESE CADETTE & SENIOR GIRL SCOUT OPPORTUNITIES, CONTACT RENEE CARROLL AT (231) 744-4774 x205 or E-Mail