Download logos, clip art, documents and photos for your troop to use for creating banners, signs, cards, and tablecloths!
Look here for fun images to help boost your cookie sales! Consider sharing these via social media sites (perfect as a Facebook profile pic!) and on all of your marketing communications. Girls, families and Volunteers of all ages will love them!
View our Branding Guidelines
Our new Online Registration Site not only creates the convenience of registering to be a Girl Scout online, it also allows current members to continually update their information and in the near future register for events instantly.
This is a real time registration system that will show you the available space for each activity/training and when you purchase the activities you will receive an immediate confirmation by email. No more waiting to hear if you are in or not. Starting March 1st, you can log into the system and browse the options that will be available for registration beginning April 1st.
Troop leaders also have the convenience of being able to view and print troop rosters from home. We recommend viewing a tutorial video (below) or reading our manual to learn the basics of how to use the site.
The Girl Scouts travel site www.girlscouts.org/travel is your one stop resource for girl travel:
On the home page you will find links for destinations, travel slideshows, girl stories and Global Travel Toolkit, Girl Scout Travel Videos, Why Girls Love Traveling with Girl Scouts and the 2013 destinations listings.
Girl Scouts of Texas Oklahoma Plains is seeking hard working, passionate, accountable and positive individuals who would like to be a part of our summer staff team at one of our two resident camp programs. Here’s your chance to give young girls a fantastic summer experience while they grow in courage, confidence and character! Several staff positions are available for individuals that are 16 or 17 years old; most staff positions begin hiring at 18 years old. Girl Scout experience is not required. This is a wonderful opportunity for graduating High School seniors and college students – build your resume while you make a real difference in the life of a girl!
Program Aides are Girl Scouts Cadettes (6th -8th grade) who want to share their skills with others, and help promote the Girl Scout program. Program Aides are trained Girl Scouts who are at least two years older than the group they are serving. Once Program Aides are trained, they will be able to work with other troops by sharing their special talents and help with any service unit event or council program.
We're highlighting here the extraordinary Take Action projects by our very own girls!
Is your troop doing something extraordinary for the community? Learn how to write press releases to gain the attention of media outlets! View the How to Make a PSA video. Or, download written instructions Getting Media Coverage for your Troop.
Also, always send a copy of your release to pr@gs-top.org so that the council can use and share that information!
Learn more about the 100 days of Service.
We love sharing stories about the great times our Girl Scouts have during events! In this article, you can read stories and see pictures from our girls about events they have attended.
Have a great experience you'd like to share here? Girl Scouts and leaders, send your stories and pictures to pr@gs-top.org .
Girl Scouts are recognized around the country as being strongly driven, self-motivated and high-achieving students. Due to this there are many scholarship opportunities available to Girl Scouts some of which are listed here. In addition, Girl Scouts of Texas Oklahoma Plains supports girls' dreams of higher education through the GS-TOP Council Scholarship (details listed later on this page).
Find out how to navigate the twists and turns of middle school to find true friendships, plenty of confidence and maybe even peace!
The aMAZE Series is designed for girls in the 6-8th grades to explore their inner leader, while making new friends and increasing peace one interaction at a time. Go from peer pressure to no pressure to helping others - while you have fun exploring everything from making good first impressions to making genuine lasting friendships.
Since 1916, the Golden Eaglet now known as the Girl Scout Gold Award has stood for excellence and leadership for girls everywhere. Soon, you will be joining the ranks of generations of young women who have made a difference in their communities and beyond. The Girl Scout Gold Award is the highest and most prestigious award that Girl Scout Seniors and Ambassadors can earn.
The Girl Scout Silver Award, the highest award a Girl Scout Cadette can earn. To Earn the Girl Scout Silver Award gives you the chance to show that you are a leader who is organized, determined, and dedicated to improving your community.
All projects under the Studio 2B guidelines have until September 30, 2011 to turn in final paperwork. Under no circumstance will any project proposal or final report under the Studio 2B guide lines will be accepted after this date.
The Girl Scout Bronze Award, a leadership adventure for you and more than half a million other Girl Scout Juniors, across the country and around the world. The Girl Scout Bronze Award is the highest honor a Girl Scout Junior can achieve. As you and your troop or team plans and completes the project, you’ll develop more confidence, meet new people, and have fun when you work with other Girl Scouts to make a difference in your community.
All projects under the Studio 2B guidelines have until September 30, 2011 to turn in final paperwork. Under no circumstance will any project proposal or final report under the Studio 2B guide lines will be accepted after this date.
Join us as we recognize all the volunteers who help us build girls of courage, confidence and character at a local recognitions event. Girl Scouting wouldn't be possible without our volunteers!
Registration is Open!
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