Category: Scouts BSA
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Raising and Lowering the US Flag
These are some basic rules for raising and lowering the US flag. The most important rule to remember is to always treat the US flag with dignity and respect. It is the symbol of the United States of America. Remember that many men and women have given their lives defending the liberty and freedom it…
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National Outdoor Award Conservation Segment Requirements
The National Outdoor Award Conservation Segment is an award offered by the Boy Scouts of America (BSA). It aims to recognize Scouts who show a strong commitment to environmental conservation.
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Pumpkin Crunch Recipe
The Pumpkin Crunch recipe is a delightful treat that is perfect for Scouts to make at camp in a Dutch oven or to prepare at home in an oven. This recipe is not only delicious but also easy to make, making it an ideal choice for fall campouts and holiday gatherings.
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Board of Review Questions
Reader Shelley asked “I’m a new Troop Committee Chair and was wondering if anyone has some great questions that they ask their Scouts during their Board of Reviews?” Sometimes committee members struggle to come up with good Board of Review questions.
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Disbanding a Very Small Scouts BSA Troop
A reader reports My son has been in a very small Scouts BSA Troop for 2 years now. Our scoutmaster had a meeting to discuss the fact that the boys scouting experience is very limited because of the troops size and suggested that the scouts transfer to another troop.
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Financial Management Troop Program Feature
The Financial Management Troop Program Feature is an educational program designed to equip Scouts BSA with essential financial literacy skills and career planning knowledge. With multifaceted objectives, this program aims to teach Scouts about the long-term impact of financial decisions, budgeting, spending strategies, and personal finance basics. It also introduces them to various career possibilities…
