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Olympic games held at Scranton school library
Isaac Tripp Elementary Academic Edge Girl Scouts in Scranton participated in the Tripp-Olympics during their program Feb. 20. Girls divided into three teams and chose a country for their team. They then used the word “friend” in that country’s language to cheer on their teammates. The games kicked off with the torch ceremony, and the…
Sisterhood keeps girls connected
Academic Edge Girl Scouts from William Prescott Elementary and West Scranton Intermediate Schools in Scranton learned about relying on each other and staying connected during a World Thinking Day activity. Holding on to a long rope, their leader asked questions: “Who challenged themselves today? Who loves the color green? Who recently made a friend?” and…
Sharing her Troop PA experience
By Sophia Rios During my visit to the Pennsylvania Capitol earlier this year for a Troop PA event, I got to meet many fellow Girl Scouts and those in the office of our state government. It was an amazing experience to see the capitol and the people who make it work. I got to talk…
