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Our proven program model puts girls in the driver’s seat – helping them harness the confidence necessary to be successful in school and in life. Girls learn by doing in a girl-led environment where they are encouraged to choose their activities, decide which topics they want to explore, and determine how they want to go about exploring them.
The GSNETX Girl Scout Academy is a completely customizable K – 12 curriculum, designed to fit your schedule and school needs.
WHAT does it get me? • Dedicated GSNETX support team • Access to more than 150 events and programs, including summer camps• Ability to participate in the Cookie Program – the largest girl-led entrepreneurial program in the world - to
help fund additional Girl Scout activities• Curriculum aligned with TEKS, STAAR, Social-Emotional Competencies and 21st Century Learning Skills
Girl Scout Academy21st Century In-School Program Models
Today’s girl is ready to conquer the world – and we’re here to show her how to champion her passions and pursue her dreams. Hands-on learning opportunities and girl-led experiences through the Girl Scouts of Northeast Texas Girl Scout Academy supplement the academic learning girls receive in school. These fun and empowering experiences offered during the school day have been shown to boost girls’ social and emotional skills, as well as improve academic performance.
75% of girls
become better at
developing critical
social emotional learning
skills, such as
conflict resolution,
problem solving, team
building and cooperation,
and developing
self-confidence
WHY Girl Scouts? • Girls who gain experience solving problems and seeking challenges in Girl Scouts are more
successful in school than girls who gain less experience in these areas.
• Girl Scouting influences academic success as much as, and sometimes more than, non-Girl Scout factors known to impact academics:
⏵ The greatest impact is on girls’ behavioral engagement and their perceived scholastic competence.
⏵ Girl Scouting contributes more to girls’ perceptions of scholastic competence, behavioral engagement, and grades than do positive relationships with teachers and regular participation in out of school time programs.
“Linking Leadership to Academic Success: The Girl Scout Difference”, Girl Scout Research Institute, 2012
For more information about our program, contact:
Ashley Crowe Eboni ChoppVP, Girl Experience Program [email protected] [email protected] 972.204.5730
gsnetx.orgGirl Scouts of Northeast Texas • 6001 Summerside Drive, Dallas, TX 75252
