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Do you represent a school looking for learning opportunities? At Girl Scouts of Ohio’s Heartland, your class can learn about science, math, art and more while immersed in the outdoors!
Visit Camp Ken-Jockety, The Nationwide Foundation Environmental Center and our BRAND-NEW AEP Foundation STEM Leadership Center for an adventure-filled day led by our knowledgeable program managers and staff. Our fully-guided programs are a great way to get out of the classroom and into nature and packed with hands-on experience your students will remember for years to come.
Overnight opportunities available! Email Wendy Cave at wcave@gsoh.org for inquiries about scheduling your field trips today.
Reach out to our team today and get your classroom into the great outdoors!
RESERVE TODAY!Each year, Girl Scouts of Ohio’s Heartland Council serves girls through community outreach programs for girls K-12. These programs provide a Girl Scout experience to girls in areas underserved and underrepresented by the traditional troop experience. Community outreach programs are delivered in schools, community centers, faith-based institutions, youth organizations and camps to introduce the Girl Scout experience in a familiar environment. This allows girls the comfort and safety to take risks, try new things, and freely discuss issues affecting them.
Girl-focused programs are effective in developing a girl’s confidence to build leadership skills and make important life choices. Program Presenters guide girls through team-building and cooperative activities designed to help them overcome obstacles, resolve conflict, and become leaders—together.
If you are ready to get started, fill out this form to being the application process today!
When you host Girl Scout programs, girls experience girl-led programming in a space they’re comfortable learning and growing in. Our program facilitators guide girls through team-building activities to help them overcome obstacles and resolve conflict, as well as give them space to explore their interests, discover new passions, and become leaders.