Why Troop 19 ?

With over 50 active Scouts, Troop 19 offers young women year-round opportunities for adventure, personal growth, advancement, and service to the community. For additional details on Troop 19 and contact information please visit "Why Troop 19 ?" . Troop 19 has produced 15 Eagle Scouts so far and is proud of their achievements.

Troop meeting: Sept 4, 2025

Thursdays, 7:30 PM - 9:00 PM
Ryan Hall

 Summer Camp Recap

At Yawgoog, scouts had the chance to develop valuable life skills and engage in a variety of outdoor experiences that helped them become more self-reliant and well-rounded. Throughout the camp, our scouts earned numerous merit badges, explored different aspects of camp life, and took on leadership roles.

This year, we stayed in Camp 3 Point, where we learned new songs and chants, met new friends, and enjoyed an unforgettable time together. On the final day, the scouts participated in a water carnival, competing alongside other troops in a fun and exciting event.

 Sept 6, 2025: St Rose Stewardship Day

An annual day of service that provides various opportunities to make a difference in the lives of others. Troop 19 and Troop 17 are teaming up for this event; projects are as follows.

Please sign up to volunteer.

1. Shoe Donation

2. Millburn Clean up

3. St Rose Grounds beautification

Register

 

National Night Out Recap

 

 

Scouts from Troop 19 gathered at Taylor Park for the "National Night Out," presented by the Millburn Police Department, to share exciting scouting information with interested families. Several of our scouts enthusiastically spoke with potential new members about all the fun activities we offer. The Mayor stopped by as well, expressing her gratitude and appreciation for Troop 19.

 

It was wonderful to see such strong interest in our troop—about 11 girls signed up and left their contact information. Adding to the festive atmosphere were food trucks, music, games, and special presentations by our town’s police officers. We’re excited to welcome some of these new recruits when we meet again in September!

National Youth Leadership Training Recap

Troop 19 scouts proudly represented the troop at the Patriots Path National Youth Leadership Training (NYLT) program. Two of our older scouts served as instructional staff members, while seven younger scouts participated in the training. Throughout the program, we developed strong communication and leadership skills and took part in valuable team-building exercises. All participants are excited to share what they’ve learned with the troop and are grateful for the opportunity to attend.

Contact Scoutmaster McKenna for more information.

 Board of Review (BoR) Sign Up

Scout BoR Registration

Adult Volunteer Registration

Scout medical forms

Please turn in your child’s medical forms this Thursday at the meeting (or at the earliest convenience). Your scout will need to turn in these forms to be able to participate in scout activities. For privacy reasons we only accept a hardcopy of the BSA forms, parts A&B, filled out, signed and dated accordingly. Health forms can be access HERE