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2026 Graduating Girl Scouts
On behalf of Girl Scouts of the USA and Girl Scouts of Manitou Council, we want to congratulate our graduating Ambassadors and the Class of 2026! These girls have accomplished so many things, not only for themselves, but for their communities as well.
Let’s take a look at the Manitou Council’s graduating class!
In total, we have 18 graduating Girl Scouts for 2026!
These 18 Girl Scouts are from all over our Manitou Council, including Sheboygan Falls, Sheboygan, Fond du Lac, Manitowoc, Plymouth, Brillion, Francis Creek, and Cleveland!
Our girls graduated from:
Sheboygan Falls High School - 6
Sheboygan South High School - 1
Fond du Lac High School - 1
Manitowoc Lincoln High School - 3
Reedsville High School - 1
Sheboygan North High School - 3
Brillion High School - 1
Horace Mann High School (Fond du Lac) - 1
Central High (Sheboygan) - 1
We have……
5 girls that have been Girl Scouts for ALL 13 years!
On average, Girls have been Girl Scouts for 10 years total! That is a lot of dedication to the Girl Scout organization, so once again, THANK YOU!
As we celebrate the class of 2026, we asked some of our graduating Ambassadors to reflect on their years as Girl Scouts and share their plans for the future. Lets hear from three remarkable Girl Scouts from Troop 8960!
Get to know Kailey
Kailey has been a Girl Scout for the past 10 years, creating lasting friendships, unforgettable memories, and valuable life skills along the way.
Reflecting on her Girl Scout experience, Kailey shares this advice for younger Girl Scouts:
"Stick with it. You will create a family with your girls, and it's the most amazing bond I have formed. I will miss them so much!"
After graduation, Kailey plans to work and save money before pursuing her dream of attending college. With a passion for poetry and music, she hopes to major in Creative Writing and minor in Music.
Throughout her decade in Girl Scouts, Kailey has made many cherished memories. Some of her favorites include camping with her troop at Crystal Lake, where they spent time painting and having fun together, as well as their memorable trip to Myrtle Beach this past summer.
Kailey's dedication, creativity, and love for her Girl Scout family have made her journey truly special, and we look forward to seeing all she accomplishes in the future.
Get to know Riley
For the past 11 years, Riley has been making memories, building friendships, and growing as a leader through Girl Scouts.
Reflecting on her experience, Riley shares this advice for younger Girl Scouts:
“At times it may not seem worth it, but the friendships and memories you’ll make are so worth it. I couldn't be happier to have spent these years with my girls.”
After graduation, Riley plans to attend UW - Green Bay to study Education and Political Science. She hopes to inspire the next generation to become strong, independent leaders.
One of Riley's favorite Girl Scout memories was traveling to South Carolina with her troop, where they shared countless adventures together, her favorite was surfing along the coast.
Riley’s Girl Scout journey has been filled with friendship, growth, and unforgettable experiences, and we can’t wait to see what she does next.
Get to know Oliva
Oliva has been a member of troop 8960 for 13 years! She has spent her years camping with her troop, selling cookies, and making unforgettable memories, including a senior trip to Myrtle Beach, South Carolina.
When asked what advice she would give the younger Girl Scouts, Oliva shared:
“The friendships matter more than the badges.”
It’s a lesson she learned through years of adventures, teamwork, and experiences with her troop.
This fall, Oliva will attend UW- La Crosse to study Biology as she works toward her goal of becoming a Physician Assistant.
Whether she was spending weekends camping or representing Girl Scouts during cookie season, Oliva made the most of her 13 years in the Girl Scouts and earned her Gold Award in her last year of Girl Scouts. She will be working at Camp Evelyn this summer and we can't wait to see where this next adventure takes her.
Once again, we want to thank EVERY Girl Scout that has graduated this year! We are so proud of all that you have accomplished and know that all our Girl Scouts have a bright future ahead! Thank you to the parents, volunteers, guardians, and friends that have been with them since the beginning!
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