What is GSUSA's position on Boys in GSUSA Girl Scouting?


Girl Scouting exists only to serve girls.   Our eighty years of
experience show that girls have unique needs and interests that
are best met in a program designed especially for them, delivered
in an all-girl setting.   A great deal of research supports this
conviction.

We recognize that boys have unique needs and interests a well,
which are addressed by organizations designed to meet their
specific needs.   It should be noted that Boy Scouts of
America is a totally separate organization from Girl Scoiuts of
the U.S.A.


From: the GSUSA book "What We Stand For".

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