Who Are Juliettes?

Juliettes are girls who are registered as individual Girl Scouts.  Why do girls register as Juliettes?

• They may live in towns or neighborhoods where there are no troops or groups. 
• They may have been troop members at one time, but their troop no longer meets.
• They--or their parents--may have other activities that make it difficult to attend troop meetings.
• They may be waiting to be placed in a troop and still want to do things as a Girl Scout while they are waiting.

Regardless of why a girl chooses to become a Juliette Girl Scout, there are still many fun things to do as a Girl Scout, such as:

        • Attend Programs and Events

        • Go to Girl Scout Camp

       • Sell Cookies and Fall Products (magazine, nuts & candy)

        • Earn Awards (Interest Project badges, STUDIO 2B Focus charms, council patches, etc)

        • Earn the Silver or Gold Award

        • Wear the Girl Scout Uniform

       • Stay Connected to the fun of Girl Scouting through your volunteer Juliette Coordinators

       • Get the News by receiving council publications such as The Bay Window, Council Calendar,

        and Camp Brochure; and by visiting our Service Unit website SU 36, Council website GSCB, and

        National website GSUSA

If you would like to register as a Juliette Girl Scout in Service Unit 36 (Kent County, Maryland)

contact the Girl Scout Council of the Chesapeake Bay at 1-800-341-4007