SCOUT
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TROOP LINKS FOR SCOUTS
Scouts are required to earn at least 30 points to advance in their rank.
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Campouts = 10 pts
1 night = 1 pt
Meetings = 10 pts
2 meetings = 1 pt
Volunteer Activities = 10 pts
1 event = 4 pts
Check the status of your:
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BSA Rank,
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Merit Badges,
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Leadership Positions.
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These are items every scout should have with him on every hike, campout, or any other outdoor adventure.
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BSA Motto: BE PREPARED
This is your guide to prepare for campouts and outdoor adventures. It lists all required clothing, sleeping gear, and personal essentials, along with optional items that make camping more comfortable.
The Troop will bring major supplies for camping and cooking. However, personal items that each Scout and adult will need to bring for themselves.
The Troop will bring major supplies for camping and cooking. However, personal items that each Scout and adult will need to bring for themselves.
The workbook guides Scouts through the Personal Fitness Merit Badge, helping track progress, organize notes, and complete each requirement. It includes sections for recording physical exams, nutrition goals, fitness tests, and a 12-week exercise program—all aimed at building lifelong habits of health and wellness.
A complete guide offering Scouts a deep understanding of what it means to be healthy in mind, body, and spirit. It explores all dimensions of wellness—physical fitness, nutrition, mental health, social balance, and spiritual growth—and provides practical steps for developing lifelong habits of strength, endurance, and well-being.
This guide shows the proper placement of patches, ranks, and awards on the Scout uniform. It helps Scouts wear their achievements with pride and ensures every uniform reflects the tradition, honor, and spirit of Scouting.
A 100-point checklist covering every part of the uniform—from general appearance and cleanliness to the correct placement of badges, insignia, and patches. It also serves as a guide for troop inspections, helping Scouts understand how to properly wear their uniform and maintain attention to detail in both dress and conduct
TROOP LINKS FOR ADULTS
We keep these on file for our campouts and adventures. Drivers will get a copy to keep with them in their car while driving scouts to and from events.
All drivers are required to complete this form to ensure every vehicle used for Scout outings meets basic safety standards and has current insurance and registration. This helps keep all Scouts safe on every trip.
BSA Medical Form must be updated annually for all Scouts and Adult Leaders who participate in scouting events.
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ALSO you'll need to submit a copy of the front and back of your health insurance card.
Scouts, ask your parents or legal guardian to sign and date this document.
This form is required for Scouting adventures that involve:
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Skills Building: horseback riding, archery, camping, swimming, hiking, crafts, knives, etc.
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Firearms: handgun, long guns, and ammunition use in a lawful, recreational sport.
All Adult Leaders must take the Scouting BSA Youth Protection Training annually and comply with AB-506.
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This document helps you complete your training.
This is the first step parents and guardians take towards assisting the Troop with duties, such as attending campouts and being a merit badge counselor.
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All Adult Leaders must take the Scouting BSA Youth Protection Training annually and comply with AB-506.
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This document helps you complete your training.
Merit Badge Counselor is a key member within our Troop for Scout advancement.
​This document compliments the Youth Training & AB-506 and helps you complete your training.
