Troop 1993 is need of a female leader to go to Philmont with them in August. The two middle weeks of the month are the dates. Contact Amanda Lewis, District Executive if you are interested.
Don't forget about the Scout Roundtable tomorrow night at 7:30pm. We received a call that said that there was a conflict using the regular meeting room, so we will be meeting outside, weather permitting. So, don't forget to bring a chair. If the weather goes south on us, we will move into the youth building. The meeting will be short and we will be discussing the upcoming plans for the Camporee along with the regular string of announcements.
The OA will be meeting at the same time and place, so get your Arrowmen to the meeting to help finalize plans for the Camporee.
I have received numerous calls and emails requesting we cancel the RT this evening due to incliment weather. Sorry for any inconvenience. The meeting has been officially cancelled.
On Sunday 2/24/08, we graduated 11 boy scout and cub scout leaders in the most recent Northstar Course. An action packed full weekend with the best comments being the Astronomy class taught by Randy Smith. Participants experienced camping by patrol, patrol spirit, cooking, wood tools, map and compass, first aid, ceremonies, campfire program, and knots and lashings.
Join your fellow Troops at the 2008 Tejas District Camporee for a:
FUN, EVENT-FILLED DAY OF GAMES
• COMPETE AGAINST TROOPS ACROSS THE DISTRICT
• FOOD CONTESTS
• GATEWAY COMPETITIONS
• SKITS
• CAMPFIRE DEDICATION CEREMONY
• OA CALLOUTS
• OA BROTHERHOOD OPPORTUNITY
• + Much More.
This year's theme is Sparta!
The Planetarium at UT Arlington is offering a number of Saturday programs in January and February focused on scouting astronomy-related badges. Individuals or troops should contact Marc Rouleau at (817) 272-0822 to reserve space for any of the programs. A minimum of 20 people is required for each session, and the sessions will be capped at 50. Prices will be $15 per scout and $10 per adult. The cost will cover supplies and a number of activities and shows, plus a snack. Participants will also get a special planetarium button.
This training is a necessity for Cubmasters, Webeloes Den Leaders and present Bear Den Leaders who will move to Webeloes next year. These leaders should consider this training in order to provide a program for growing boys and to help with the retention rate during the transition from Webeloes to Boy Scouts.
In Boy Scouting, this training is for all adults currently registered in a Boy Scout Troop,
Experience the outdoors in a patrol setting. Learn basics of orienteering, first aid, camping, backpacking, cooking, and much more. This is not BALOO Training and will cover much, much more. Personal and patrol gear will be discussed at the Patrol Meeting on 2/8.
This training is a necessity for Cubmasters, Webeloes Den Leaders and present Bear Den Leaders who will move to Webeloes next year. These leaders should consider this training in order to provide a program for growing boys and to help with the retention rate during the transition from Webeloes to Boy Scouts.
You will learn how troop meetings are planned, importance of the uniform, what is the patrol method, how youth leadership works, learn about the Patrol Leaders Council meeting, and about the roles of the Key Three.
This training is a necessity for Cubmasters, Webeloes Den Leaders and present Bear Den Leaders who will move to Webeloes next year. These leaders should consider this training in order to provide a program for growing boys and to help with the retention rate during the transition from Webeloes to Boy Scouts.