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Re: 2-Deep Male/Female Requirements

Jim Miller, Jr. (jmillerjr@LSFCU.ORG)
Fri, 28 Apr 1995 09:41:42 EST-5


Utah Cox asked:

> Assuming that the 6th leader we recruit is male will not change
the
>situation. But if he and I went sailing with 2 of the females, could
the
>other 2 females accompany the Scouts (all male, of course) on the Island?
>Not
according to what I know.

According to the policy (which I don't have in front of me) any co-ed activity
must have co-ed leadership. It makes no statement about what age particpants are
used to determine if an event is co-ed. Therefore we must make the conservative
decision that adults are included in this determination. The way I teach the
policy in Explorer Leader Basic Training is that 2 female leaders CANNOT lead an
activity attended by male youth members. The question is exactly the same as
asking if two male leaders could take a group of young women on an overnight
activity. It cannot be done.

Terry Howerton Sakima Group, Inc. SCOUTER Magazine Kansas City

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