Mrs. Marcie loves that Girl Scouts is all about growing girls of courage, confidence, and character. She loves that the programming is hands on and it helps to reinforce the concepts girls hear about in their classes. And it’s FUN!
Girl Scouts In School
Each year, GSSA provides the Girl Scouting experience to more than 1,500 girls in southern Alabama through the Girl Scouts In School Program.
Girl Scouts of Southern Alabama provides girls in grades K–6 with programming during the school day. Our comprehensive educational programs address STEM (science, technology, engineering, and math), health, community service, financial literacy, relationship and communication skills, arts and the humanities, as well as life skills such as online safety and anti-bullying.
Girl Scouts In School Programs are supported by grant funding, public and private donations, and dedicated community volunteers.
Cheers to Girl Scout cookie season!
Thank you for participating in the iconic Girl Scout cookie program, the #1 girl led business in the world!
Girl Scout Cookie Program information for ALL schools:
- The Girl Scout Cookie Program ended on March 1, 2024.
- Cookie program rewards will be delivered during May in-school Girl Scout programming.
- If you have any questions or concerns, please email schools@girlscoutssa.org or call (251) 344-3330.
Find information specific to your Girl Scout's school, by clicking the school name on the list below.
Central Elementary, Rockford 
Dadeville Elementary
Garrett Elementary, Montgomery
George Washington Carver Elementary, Tuskegee
Halcyon Elementary, Montgomery
Meadowview Elementary, Selma
Union Springs Elementary
Chatom Elementary
Eichold Mertz Elementary, Mobile
Evergreen Elementary
Huxford Elementary, Atmore
McDavid Jones Elementary, Mobile
Semmes Elementary
Taylor White Elementary, Mobile
For Educators
There are many ways schools and educators can integrate Girl Scout programming into K–12 education.
LEARN MOREGirl Scouts of Southern Alabama in-school programming is made possible by the generous support of The Alabama Association of RC&D Councils and the Central Alabama Community Foundation.
Contact Chief Development Officer, Alicia Schneider, for more information on how to get Girl Scouts in your school.
