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by ClariceTinsley from DFW & the World!

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The Girl Scout Gold Award is the highest award in Girl Scouting.  As a new Board Member of Girl Scouts of Northeast Texas I had a treat. I attended the Girl Scout Gold Award Ceremony at the convention center in Mesquite.

The families of the Girl Scouts were so proud and rightfully so.  It takes dedication and focus. To win this award girls must display leadership resulting in 65 hours or more for a service project that leaves a lasting impact on the community. It also provides the girls with personal and spiritual growth, positive values and leadership skills. 

This year 74 Girl Scout Seniors of Northeast Texas earned this honor.  The families are a big part of the Gold Award because the Moms and Dads make the committment to support their daughters in Girl Scouts.     

6.3% of Senior Girl Scouts from Northeast Texas earned the Girl Scout Gold Award and that's 1% above the national average. Yaaaaaaaaaay!

I'm happy to tell you that I started my Girl Scout career as a Brownie and loved my Girl Scout years.  In 1996 I was named a "Lifetime Girl Scout"; an award of which I'm very proud.

I'm also extremely proud of today's Girl Scout Gold Award winners because they're Tomorrow's Leaders.

 

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cbfan read my blog
May 15, 2008 | 10:29 PM

Congrats to all of the Gold Award earners. This is something all of these young women can always be proud of.

I am no longer an assistant Scout Master, but I am so proud of all my young men that have earned their Eagle Scout award. I got a phone call from one of my scouts the other day inviting me to his Eagle ceremony this Saturday; I wouldn't miss it for the world.

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I am passionate about news and feel privileged to have a job that I love. My awesome husband, Stephen is a big part of my life. So is being a daughter, sister and Mom.

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