Join Scouts from across the Atlanta Area Council for Scout Day at the Georgia State Capitol. Explore Georgia's legislative process and experience Scouting's connection to civic leadership.
Experience Scouting at the Georgia State Capitol
Scout Day at the Capitol brings Scouts together for a unique opportunity to explore Georgia's state government and learn about the legislative process. Through this experience, Scouts can discover how civic leadership, public service, and active citizenship shape their communities.
Event Details
What to Expect
Experience Georgia's legislative process firsthand as Scouts visit the State Capitol and learn about civic leadership in action. Participants will have the opportunity to see legislators recognize Scouts from the House Gallery and ask representatives questions about their work in state government.
Advancement opportunities may also be available for Cub Scouts and Scouts BSA youth, with details announced as the event approaches.
Arrival & Check-In
Plan to arrive early to allow time for parking, entering the Georgia State Capitol, and completing any required security screening. Scouts, leaders, and families should follow the event's designated check-in procedures and gathering instructions.
Specific arrival times, check-in locations, and the day's schedule will be provided as event details are confirmed.
Uniforms & What to Bring
Scouts are encouraged to wear their official field uniform (Class A) when visiting the Georgia State Capitol. Wearing the uniform helps demonstrate Scouting pride and represents the Atlanta Area Council during this special civic experience.
Bring any materials needed for advancement activities, along with personal essentials for the day. Additional instructions and recommended items will be shared as event plans are finalized.
Parking & Capitol Security
Visitors should plan ahead for parking in downtown Atlanta and allow additional time to walk to the Georgia State Capitol. Parking availability and fees may vary, so families are encouraged to review their transportation options before arriving.
All visitors must follow Capitol security procedures, including any required screening upon entry. Allow extra time for security checkpoints, and review current visitor guidelines before your visit. Specific parking recommendations and entry instructions will be shared as event arrangements are confirmed.
Advancement Opportunities & Resources.
Scout Day at the Capitol offers opportunities to connect the experience of visiting Georgia's state government with Scouting advancement requirements. Cub Scouts and Scouts BSA members can explore topics related to citizenship, government, leadership, and community service.
Scouts and unit leaders are encouraged to review applicable advancement requirements before attending and discuss how their Capitol visit may contribute toward completing them. Any event-specific worksheets, activity guides, or additional resources will be provided as they become available.
Questions & Contact Information
For questions about Scout Day at the Capitol, including event logistics and participation, please contact:
Stacy Sepeda
Email: Stacy.Sepeda@scouting.org
Phone: (770) 956-5999