Forms

Now that you have decided to be a Girl Scout leader you may have noticed the ever-growing stack of paperwork you receive.  Maybe it isn't quite that bad, but there are a lot of forms.  Here are a few of the basics:

Girl Registration Form: Each and every girl in your troop must have one of these filled out.  You can get copies from your registrar or council representative that are carbon, but in a pinch you can use the form here.

Adult Registration Form: Just like the girl form, only for adults.  If an adult is going to drive members of your troop (other than their own children) they must be a registered adult.

Permission Form: If your troop is leaving the meeting site for anything more than a walk around the block, it's a good idea to get a parent permission form (and it doesn't hurt to get one for that trip around the block).  When I print permission forms each trip has it's own paper color so that I can easily tell which trip a girl has permission for.  Permission forms should be in the same vehicle as the girl they apply to when on a trip.

Health History: Also a very important form that you must have for each girl.  A new form has to be filled out and signed each year.  Health history forms should be in the same vehicle as the girl they apply to when on a trip.

For more forms and things to do with them, visit the Troop Notebook Page.