If your troop is like mine, you probably have had a few Scouts age out of youth membership and head off to college or military service. Most likely Life or Eagle Scouts, these young men still enjoy being active in the OA (where they are still youth members until they turn 21), and taking part in troop campouts, hikes, high adventure or other Scouting endeavors, but can no longer be a Scout in the Boy Scout program. Unless you had a Venturing crew closely associated with your troop, your only option to keep them active in your unit was for them to register as an assistant Scoutmaster. (They can’t register as a committee member until they turn 21.) Continue reading
-
Recent Posts
Recent Comments
- Larry Geiger on Your unit’s complaint form
- Frank on Your unit’s complaint form
- Larry Geiger on Your unit’s complaint form
Posts by category
Search Bobwhite Blather
Latest Tweets @bobwhiteblather
- Your unit's complaint form http://t.co/lB6qO6Rn #Scouting
- How to handle complainers in your troop or pack? Check tomorrow http://t.co/bwQ4LF9C #Scouting
- RT @scouting: Giving a Scoutmaster's or Cubmaster's minute soon? Here are 10 ways to make those 60 seconds count: http://t.co/8wnxATtm
Topics
Active (definition) Adult behavior Adult involvement Adult Training Advancement Book Review Charter College Scouts Committee Chairs Committee Meetings Cooperation Cub Scouting Fast Tracks Homesickness International Scouting Jamboree On The Air Journey to Excellence Knots Leadership Measurement Mentoring Outdoors Pack Committee PLC Quality Unit Recruiting Retention Reverent Scoutmaster Scoutmaster's role Scout Oath & Law Scout Oath & Law Scout Sunday/Sabbath Senior Patrol Leader Summer Camp Terminology Training Troop Committee Troop meetings University of Scouting Webelos Webelos-Scout Transition Youth Leadership Youth Leadership Training Youth protectionStay in touch
Scouting Links
Leadership Blogs



