I've registered to be a Girl Scout Leader, now what do I do?
If you have not been contacted for orientation please call South Region Service Center 330-433-9485, Monday - Friday 8:30AM - 5:00PM. You will need to provide your daughters school so you may be directed to the Membership Development Specialist who will schedule your orientation.  Also, the South Region Service Center has a store where you can purchase your Leader Guide and Age Level handbooks. Troop Leadership, age appropriate program activities and awards are listed in the books.

As a parent how can I help?
Have a meeting with the leader and all parents to meet each other, complete the registration process if needed, pay dues, and -the BIGGIE for a SUCCESSFUL Troop- sign up for a job!  Leaders cannot do this alone - they need your help.  When everyone does "something", then the pieces are small and it makes for a smooth and successful year of Girl Scouting for the girls.  Plus, girls love that their parents are involved. 

Ideas on How to be a Parent Troop Helper:
Carpool Driver - drives a group of girls to/from meetings or programs/events. If you register as an adult volunteer you will be under the Girl Scout car insurance for Girl Scout activities. Cheapest policy ever! Never transport a girl unless you have a permission slip from her parents.

Girl Scout Parent's Law:
1. A Girl Scout Parent understands the
    true purpose of Girl Scouting.
2. A Girl Scout Parent gets their daughter
    to and from meetings on time.
3. A Girl Scout Parent knows a troop is
    a team effort.
4. A Girl Scout Parent sees the job
    through to the end.
5. A Girl Scout Parent sets a good 
    example at all times.
6. A Girl Scout Parent is enthusiastic
    and cheerful.
7. A Girl Scout Parent does not consider
    the leader a baby sitter.
8. A Girl Scout Parent brings troop 
   problems to the leader first.
9. A Girl Scout Parent always does his
    or her part willingly.
10. A Girl Scout Parent is aware that 
     Girl Scouting is for all girls.