Established in 2019 Troop 45 is the first Scouts BSA Troop in the Suwannee River Area Council
In 2017 Boy Scouts of America announced that Girls could join Cub Scouts with the plan to allow Girls to join Boy Scouts in 2019. Starting on February 1st Boy Scouts of America officially changed their name to Scouts BSA and allowed Girl Troops to be formed. Troop 45 was formed on ...
Read MoreTroop 45 was part of the inaugural class of female Eagle Scouts
On January 25, 2021, Macey H. with Troop 45 completed her Eagle Board of Review cementing her name in history as part of the first Female Eagle Scout class in Scouts BSA. This was the culmination of 2 years of hard work.
Read MoreTroop 45 Girls and Troop 44 Boys are linked troops.
What is a linked troop and how does this help Troop 45?
Linked Troops allows both Troop 45 Girls and Troop 44 Boys to benefit from the shared committee and leaders from both Troops.
Troop 45 has more resources, Scouting activities, Leadership opportunities, competition and fun for the Girls.
Troop 45 Girls provides the complete Scouting Experience. Choose what you want to do on your way to Eagle.
Scouting offers so many different opportunities and experiences for Girls. Not everyone's path will be the same. Troop 45 Girls does it all, you will get to decide what you want to do while learning Scout skills, making friends, and having fun!
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Scout is the first rank a Scout earns; this happens shortly after joining Troop 45. The Scout will learn the basics about being a Scout and how to operate within Troop 45
Tenderfoot is the second rank a Scout earns; the Scout will be introduced to basic Scout skills such as camping, cooking, knots, first aid, nature, hiking, fitness, citizenship, and leadership. Troop 45 will work with the Scout on these skill at Troop meeting and campouts.
Second Class is the third rank a Scout earns; the Scout will work on camping, outdoor ethics, cooking, knots, fire making, navigation, nature, aquatics, first aid, emergency preparedness, fitness, citizenship, and personal safety. Troop 45 continues to build on the skill learned for Tenderfoot, the Scout will become more proficient at the skills.
First Class is the fourth rank a Scout earns; the Scout will work on camping, cooking, lashings, navigation, nature, aquatics, first aid, emergency preparedness, fitness, citizenship, and leadership. Troop 45 provides opportunities for Scouts to perfect their skills, these skill will become second nature at this point for the Scouts.
Star is the fifth rank a Scout earns; this is the first rank that the Scout is required to serve in a leadership position for Troop 45. The Scout also has to earn 6 Merit Badges 4 of which are Eagle required.
Life is the sixth rank a Scout earns; the Scout will work continue to serve in a leadership position in Troop 45 and earn an additional 5 Merit Badges 2 of which are Eagle required. The Scout will also demonstrate the EDGE method to teach younger Scouts various Scout skills
Eagle is the seventh and final rank a Scout earns; the Scout will utilize all the skills earned within Troop 45 to earn Eagle. In addition to continuing to serve as a leader in Troop 45, the Scout will complete the remaining Merit Badges needed for Eagle, as well as lead an Eagle Project of their own.
The mission of the Boy Scouts of America is to prepare young people to make ethical and moral choices over their lifetimes by instilling in them the values of the Scout Oath and Scout Law.
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