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Re: Something about all the advancement questions

David F. Delman (71155.2447@COMPUSERVE.COM)
Sun, 2 Mar 1997 07:02:02 EST


>Ref: Fri, 28 Feb 1997 12:15:19 -0500;
> Tom Petrik <EC92@AOL.COM>
<SNIP-v-v->
>Scouts cannot "fail" a BOR, they are not advanced,
>I _personally_, in this day and age, would also suggest that you notify the
>parents, by phone and in writing, of what was wrong, and have gone out of my
>way when I was a SM to be making those calls before the Scouts got home
<SNIP-^-^->

Whether we call it "fail" or "not-advanced" the boys call it "fail"
-They know we adults are just trying to be clever and nice.
-I agree adults, to be supportive, should practice something other than "fail"

Glad to see how you have carried out communications for the "not-advanced"
-Your method does seem a lot of work for the adults / SM
- particularly if you have 3 or 4 patrols and a raging NewPatrol
-Recommend a written document be handed to the scout
-E.G. Requirement 5b needs work,
Next BOR Next week,
-Communicate to the parents to be looking for this.
- My goal would be to give as much self-reliance as possible while
still giving non-participating guardians some reasonable tools.

Mr Dave (David Delman (Troop:102 (Susquenango Council (Binghamton,NY
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