Showing posts with label Venturing. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Venturing. Show all posts

Thursday, September 10, 2015

LEARN MORE ABOUT SCOUTBOOK IN ONE HOUR!

LEARN MORE ABOUT SCOUTBOOK IN ONE HOUR!

Are you getting questions about what Scoutbook can offer parents, Scouts, and volunteers? Here’s a chance to help your team understand what you gain with this revolutionary Scouting web application.
ScoutbookScoutbook is the unit advancement software from the BSA.
From the first knot tied to final hours of service performed, the Scouting experience is a journey like no other. Scoutbook ensures not a moment is missed – tracking advancement, milestone achievements and all the fun along the way. You’ve probably already heard about or are using Scoutbook. Now it’s time to encourage other Scouters to join the more than 300,000 Scoutbook users who are taking advantage of the digital resource.

Thursday, June 4, 2015

Start an Adventure Club at your high school

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Start an Adventure Club at your high school….

We went to an Eagle Scout teacher (not required, but helps)….and formed the "Black River Adventure Club."  The Crew President, a DE, and I, after going over details and potential issues with the teacher, had the teacher present to the principal and Vice Principal-for-student-activities the idea of our Adventure Club.  We explained that we use the umbrella of the BSA for insurance, youth protection, Guide to Safe Scouting, and that the club is entirely student run with adult guidance.  Explained that the obvious trappings of Scouting were optional and not over emphasized (uniform, advancement, etc), but that using the Scouting resources was an advantage for providing fun safe adventures to the teens.  Teen development, character building, etc was to be the emphasis as the teens plan adventures.

There was a little balking at the time about the gay thing, but I emphasized that we don’t promote homosexuality, and we don’t promote heterosexuality; that sexuality was not a part of Scouting, and all students will be welcome.