Join Scouts at SPX!

Girl Scouts

We are Girl Scouts! SPX has had active troops for over 50 years, with 7 current troops serving girls from Kindergarten through 12th grade. Girl Scouts helps build confidence, friendships, leadership, and life skills through outdoor adventures, STEM, community service, and more.

We love being active—zip lining, boating, hiking, camping, swimming, and selling cookies. We love learning—earning Bronze, Silver, and Gold Awards, exploring science and nature, touring local organizations, and developing new skills. We love helping others—making blankets for families in need, planting gardens, celebrating with seniors, and serving our community. We even love to travel—like our Girl Scout Destinations trip to London!

Girl Scouts is where girls discover their strengths, grow in courage, confidence, and character, and have fun while making a difference.

Please contact Cindy Pettit for information:

Cynthia_Pettit@keybank.com

Cub Scouts

Cub Scouts is all about fun, friendship, and adventure! Boys and girls in grades K–5 can join to explore the outdoors, play games, work on hands-on projects, and learn new skills along the way. With the support of leaders and families, Cub Scouts grow in confidence, teamwork, and responsibility—all while having a great time together.

Learn more about Pack 1078 at our Recruitment Info Night!

Sept 20th @ 3:30PM in the Upper Room.

We’ll have archery, snacks, and fun!

Contact Keith Viglucci at keithviglucci@gmail.com with any questions.

Scouts - Troop 1078

Joining Scouts is a great way for young people to build confidence, make friends, and learn valuable life skills. From outdoor adventures like camping and hiking to service projects that give back to the community, Scouts grow in leadership, teamwork, and responsibility. It’s an opportunity to challenge yourself, have fun, and create memories that last a lifetime.

Learn more about Troop 1078 at our 1st Meeting!

Sept 20th @ 3:30PM in the Upper Room.

Please contact Michael Hackemack at mhackemack@gmail.com with any questions.

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