Girl Scouts In School
The Girl Scout Cookie Program
Thank you for an amazing 2026 Girl Scout Cookie Season! Incentives will be arriving at the end of April - beginning of May. They will be delievered to the girls at their May meeting during school.
If you have any questions or concerns about the cookie program, please email schools@girlscoutssa.org. Do not contact your school with questions about cookies.
Participation in the Girl Scout Cookie Program is voluntary
Blount Elementary, Montgomery 
E.D. Nixon Elementary, Montgomery
GW Carver Elementary, Tuskegee
Jim Pearson Elementary, Alexander City
Wetumpka Elementary
Mobile Area Schools
Chatom Elementary
Eichold Mertz Magnet, Mobile
Florence Howard Elementary, Mobile
Dothan Area Schools
Faine Elementary
Hidden Lake Primary
Kelly Springs Elementary
Slingluff Elementary
About The Girl Scouts In School Program
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.
Girl Scouts of Southern Alabama staff will hosts monthly meetings at local schools during P.E. time, where girls will participate in Girl Scout activities, including the cookie program!
Would you like to have your girl participate in Girl Scouts at her school? Register Below!
The Girl Scouts In School program is not available in all locations.
Register for Girl Scouts In School
If you have any questions, please email schools@girlscoutssa.org or call (251) 344-3330.
Girl 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.
For Educators
There are many ways schools and educators can integrate Girl Scout programming into K–12 education.
LEARN MOREContact Chief Development Officer, Alicia Gowan, for more information on how to get Girl Scouts in your school.
