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TNHG Board Election
TNHG Board Election
Rules for Election:
Rules for Election:
Election committee: the current board will create a committee of three girls who oversee the election and are not a candidate.
Election rules:
No girl is to run the same position twice
SPL and ASPL: seniors and ambassadors
Other positions: available for all
If girls accept any of the positions below, they need to commit to attending regular meetings, stay active as scout and connect with troop
Board Positions:
Board Positions:
Senior Patrol Leader (SPL): Responsible for running the troop, build weekly agenda, running meetings, looking after troop's well-being
Assistant SPL (ASPL): Assist SPL and fill in when SPL is not available
Secretary: responsible for troop communication, send out agenda, minutes, announcements
Treasurer: responsible for troop's money keeping, collecting receipts and working with the adult treasurer
Advancement chair (seniors/ambassadors): help scouts pursue badge activities.
Activity chair: responsible for planning and organizing activities
Performance chair: responsible to organize the unit performances and teach girls with scout songs
CSA Badges
CSA Badges
Cadette Badges
Business Plan: www.girlscoutshop.com/search?keywords=Business%20Plan
Coding for Good: Coding Basics - Digital Game Design - App Development
Cookie Innovator: www.girlscoutshop.com/cadette-cookie-inn...r-badge-requirements
Cookie Market Researcher: www.girlscoutshop.com/cadette-cookie-mar...r-badge-requirements
Cybersecurity: Cybersecurity Basics - Cybersecurity Safeguards - Cybersecurity Investigator
Eating for You: www.girlscoutshop.com/cadette-eating-for-you-badge
Entrepreneur: www.girlscoutshop.com/CADETTE-ENTREPRENEUR-BADGE
Finding Common Ground: www.girlscoutshop.com/CADETTE-FINDING-COMMON-GROUND-BADGE
My Cookie Venture: www.girlscoutshop.com/cadette-my-cookie-...e-badge-requirements
Public Speaker: www.girlscoutshop.com/CADETTE-PUBLIC-SPEAKER-BADGE
Robotics: Programming Robots - Designing Robots - Showcasing Robots
Special Agent: www.girlscoutshop.com/CADETTE-SPECIAL-AGENT-BADGE
Snow or Climbing Adventure: www.girlscoutshop.com/cadette-snow-or-cl...e-badge-requirements
STEM Career Exploration: www.girlscoutshop.com/cadette-stem-caree...equirements-pamphlet
Senior Badges
Coding for Good: Coding Basics - Digital Game Design - App Development
Cybersecurity: Cybersecurity Basics - Cybersecurity Safeguards - Cybersecurity Investigator: www.girlscoutshop.com/senior-cybersecurity-badge-requirements
Robotics: Programming Robots - Designing Robots - Showcasing Robots
Ambassador Badges
Journey (Retired on October 1, 2026)
Journey (Retired on October 1, 2026)
Cadette Journeys
It's Your World - Change It!
aMaze! Journey Book - Badge Set - Study Guide
It's Your Planet - Love It!
Breathe Journey Book - Badge Set
It's Your Story - Tell It!
MEdia Journey Book - Badge Set
Engineering Journey
Think Like an Engineer Journey Guide + Take Action- Badge
Computer Science Journey
Think Like a Programmer + Take Action - Award Badge
Outdoor STEM Journey
Think Like a Citizen Scientist + Take Action - Badge - Other Resource
Outdoor Journey: Consist of 3 badges + Take Action
Senior Journeys
It's Your World - Change It!
It's Your Planet - Love It!
It's Your Story - Tell It!
Misson: Sisterhood! Journey - Badge - Pin - Study Guide - Other Resource
Engineering Journey
Think Like an Engineer + Take Action - Badge
Computer Science Journey
Think Like a Programmer + Take Action - Badge
Outdoor STEM Journey
Outdoor Journey: Consist of 3 badges below + Take Action - Other Resource
Ambassador Journeys
It's Your World - Change It!
It's Your Planet - Love It!
Justice Journey
It's Your Story - Tell It!
Engineering Journey
Think Like an Engineer + Take Action - Badge
Computer Science Journey
Think Like a Programmer + Take Action - Badge
Outdoor STEM Journey
Think Like a Citizen Scientist Guide + Take Action - Badge - Other Resource
Outdoor Journey: Consist of 3 badges + Take Action
Silver Award
Silver Award
Silver Award (SA) - Workbook
A Take Action project containing 5 elements.
The project must address a root cause of an issue.
Root cause = reason the issue happens in the first place
The project has National and/or global link.
National and/or global link = how your issue connects to the wider world
The Girl Scout must demonstrate leadership.
leadership = leading a volunteer team
The project demonstrates a long term impact.
Long term impact= the work of your project actively continues even after you are no longer involved.
The project has a measurable impact.
Measurable impact = you can specifically observe/track the way(s) you are making a difference.
Prerequisites before starting the SA project:
Girl Scouts need to complete ONE prerequisite choice: Bronze Award, Cadette journey, Program Aide, Silver Torch, new True North Award, new Global Action, or new Take Action award. View the Leadership Awards guidelines.
Read thoroughly the Silver Award requirements on this web page: Silver Award | Girl Scouts
Complete SA training on your gsLearn (log into your GS account first).
Process - council resources
2021: YMCA Outdoor Art Studio: Emilie and Katherine
2022: Outdoor Reading Library: Hillary, Kathy and Natalie
2023: Helping Urban Wildlife: Catherine, Rachael and Tien
2024: Healthy Habits: Caitlyn, Jody and Mai Anh
2025: Summer Family Day - Oakmont of San Jose: Hailey, Emily and Queenie
2025: Art on Your Mind: Amanda, Angela, and Tam
Gold Award
Gold Award
Gold Award Preparation
Gold Award Preparation
1. Prerequisites & Training
1. Prerequisites & Training
Prerequisites: Scouts must complete one of the following prerequisite options: the Silver Award or a Leadership Award. View the official Leadership Awards guidelines for details.
Review Materials: Your Guide to Going Gold
Training: Complete the Gold Award training via gsLearn or the Council's Webinars (visit the Council Event Calendar, search for "Gold Award Webinar," and register).
Confirmation: Submit the required form to the Council to verify your completed training.
Additional Resources: Visit the web pages: gsHelpCenter Gold Award Resources or SU643 Resources.
2. Project Planning
2. Project Planning
Identify the Issue: Research your chosen community issue and determine its root causes. You can use this workbook for practice: Gold Award Training Workbook
Find an Advisor: Select a Project Advisor (a Subject Matter Expert) to help plan your project and timeline. Share this guide with the advisor: The Girl Scout Gold Award: A Guide for Project Advisors.
3. Submission Steps
3. Submission Steps
Create an Account: Register and build your proposal on GoGold.
Approval: Truong Cam Doan (TNHG Lead Troop Leader) will assist you with signing off on your official submission form.
Optional Shared Resources: If you would like to keep your leaders or family in the loop during your planning, you are welcome to optionally share these guides with them:
Fundraising
Fundraising
Work with your troop leader for your fundraiser
Final Report
Final Report
Work directly with your assigned Council Coordinator to complete and submit your final project report through GoGold.
Resources
Resources
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