Leader: Miss Babs Co-leader: pending       These pages give an indication of what our troop plans are as well as information about fees and other requirments... On this page you will find some basic information such as age requirements, the troop standard meeting time, and expectations of all... On the fees page you will find information about standard fees for joining the GS, fees for this troop, as well as information on the uniform expectations (basically, just a sash or vest is all that is required for this troop)... The agenda page tells you how each meeting should run, what we have done and what we plan to do in the future as well as some other meeting information... 1. Brownie age requirements Girls from grades 1-3 or aged 6-8 years old 2. Meeting Place and Time Skyline Medical Center Classroom 1 on the ground floor OR in the cafeteria alcove (a sign will be up if we move there) 5-7 PM 3. Parents job Bring the girl on time if possible       Walk in with your daughter, do not drop her off at the front door and hope she gets to the meeting place. Two hours later you may discover she is missing.       Pick up your daughter at the meeting place or, if you are late, at the front door where the troop leader will be waiting with your daughter. The leader will NOT leave your daughter unattended so don't panic if you are late!       Take care of any fee issues. Make sure the troop leader knows how to contact you in case of an emergency.       Be sure the leader and the Brownie knows if they have any allergies to food (such as peanuts) or other products       Be sure the leader knows of any physical problems such as epilepsy so she won't freak out if something unexpected happens :-)       If you come to the meeting and stay you don't have to participate but please be quiet and don't get too chatty and loud with the other parents. There will be a table for the parents. The girls need to do stuff on their own. 4. Girls job Be neat when doing a project Be quiet Listen No whining No making fun of others No screaming or other loud noises No lying on the floor No running Tell the LEADER if you need to leave the troop (such as going to the bathroom) Always take a buddy with you if you leave the troop (such as to the bathroom) Never leave your buddy alone Follow any rules the leader gives you Learn the Girl Scout Promise Learn the Girl Scout Law Learn about the Girl Scout Sign, handshake, circle, etc       See if there is anything you can bring in to help the troop (buttons, yarn, other supplies). Be on the look-out! 5. If parents bring another child that is not a registered Girl Scout       Be aware that an unregistered child is NOT covered by the Girl Scout insurance if they are injured in any way       Parents are responsible for the unregistered child, do not expect the leader or troop to babysit them       The unregistered child may join in on some activities unless there is a chance they could injure themselves (such as a 2 year old with scissors) or if the troop funds can't make an allowance for their participation for a particular project       Unregistered children may not go on an excursion (such as camping) unless the parent understands they are totally responsible for the child and understand that Girl Scout insurance will not cover them. (This is subject to change once I am sure of this rule). View the Troop Fee Information page View the Troops Agenda View the Try-its earned page View the information page on individual meetings