Here’s a rare accomplishment for a teen: Caitlyn “Caty” Taylor of Scotts Valley earned her Girl Scout Gold Award and her Eagle Award, and she was recognized at a dual “Courts of Honor” ceremony at Pizza Series on Dec. 16.
Caitlyn “Caty” Taylor
A member of Troop 15502, Taylor created a lesson plan to teach kids about food waste reduction, winning the Gold Award for carrying out a project to make the world a better place.
To earn the Eagle Award, her project was building garden beds at the Scotts Valley Boys and Girls Club, which is next to the seasonal Farmer’s Market.
Adina Licht, Girl Scout co-leader of Troop 15502, said Taylor is “a total star,” adding “much gratitude to all of the local leaders to came to support Caty.”
Both awards are the culmination of years of service and learning in both organizations.
Taylor attends Whitman College in Washington State, where she is focused on science. She is someone who seeks real-world experiences and knowledge.
A home baker, she enjoys experimenting with baked goods. She also plays basketball and volleyball.
