Scouting
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GIRL SCOUTS
Girl Scouting at Saint Joseph Parish brings together girls to explore their faith, local community, and world; to build character, courage, and confidence while growing as disciples for the Lord Jesus Christ.
Contact: Dana Facius
The Girl Scout program is divided into the following categories:Daisy Girl Scouts – Girls Kindergarten and 1st Grade: The meetings are held weekly, usually after school. The girls sing songs, learn new games, work on crafts, and learn about the other Girl Scout programs.
Brownie Girl Scouts — Girls 2nd and 3rd grades: The meetings are held weekly, usually after school. The girls learn about Girl Scouting, their community, and the world around them. They also work on badges and community service.
Junior Girl Scouts — Girls 4th and 5th Grades: Earn the Bronze Award: The meetings are held weekly, usually in the early evening hours. The girls work on badges, community service, and their religious awards. They also have programs in camping, cooking, hiking, citizenship, and religion, as well as other scouting events designed to help the girls develop into responsible young women.
Cadettes – Girls 6th thru 8th Grades: Earn the Silver Award: The meetings are held weekly. The girls work on badges, community service, religious awards, and the Gold and Silver awards. Programs include camping, cooking, sewing, hiking, citizenship, and religion, as well as other scouting activities and events that help girls grow and develop as creative, caring, and competent individuals.
Seniors - 9th and 10th Grades
Ambassadors - 11th and 12th Grades: Earn the Gold Award
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CUB SCOUTS
The mission of the BSA Cub Scout Pack 195 is to prepare young people in grades K-5 to make ethical and moral choices and grow as disciples for the Lord Jesus Christ over their lifetimes by instilling in them the values of the Catholic faith as well as the Scout Oath and Law.
Contact: Giulio Marchi
Meeting times vary according to the level of the scouts. The boys participate in a variety of activities such as monthly pack meetings, games, and outdoor adventures.
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BOY SCOUTS
The mission of Boy Scout Troop 195 is to encourage boys ages 11-17 to have fun in the outdoors and help them develop into responsible young men.
Contact: Jeff Horne, 717-648-5971
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Boy Scout Troop 195 provides a program that includes activities such as camping, cooking, hiking, citizenship, and religion. Troop 195 meets in either Brindle Hall or the Saint Joseph Parish Life and Education Center.Check out this cool video from our scouts: Scouts 195
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SO PROUD OF OUR SCOUTS!
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Eagle Scout Owen Charles
Congratulations to Owen Charles, Trinity High School Class of 2023, on becoming Boy Scout Troop 195’s newest Eagle Scout! Way to go Owen!
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Eagle Scout Andrew Wetherhold
Congratulations to Andrew Wetherhold, who became Boy Scout Troop 195’s newest Eagle Scout on March 17, 2022. Andrew is a Senior at Mechanicsburg High School. He will be attending Frostburg State University in the Fall where he will be majoring in Business. He also plans to be on their Swim Team. Congratulations to Andrew!
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Reagan Facius - Eagle Scout ProjectReagan Facius of Boy Scout Troop 195, celebrated the completion of his Eagle Scout Project with the VFW Post 7530! Over 9 months and 150 hours from the planning stages to the construction, and finally, the completion. Many family members, friends, Scouts of Troop 195, and members of the VFW Post 7530, came out for the ribbon cutting and to help Reagan celebrate his accomplishment. In Reagan's own words, "This Eagle Scout project has helped me to become a better Boy Scout, JROTC Cadet, and overall, a better person.”
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Cadettes Earn Silver Award!
Congratulations to the Cadettes of Troop 11523 (Kiara Becker, Evie & Lily Dryden, Madison Facius, and Zarifa Gamble), on earning their Silver Award!!
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Girl Scout News!
Girl Scout Troop 11523 Cadettes (Kiara Becker, Evie Dryden, Lily Dryden, Madison Facius, and Zarifa Gamble) have been working on their Silver Award. They wanted to help create awareness among the student body at Saint Joseph School, and beyond, of the possible dangers that the use of plastic water bottles could have on the environment. This idea came to the girls when Saint Joseph School installed refillable water stations throughout the school last year. The girls took their idea and ran with it; creating a video and posters, which were in turn were laminated, to be hung near the water stations around the school. Check out their videoWay to go Girls!!!
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