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Re: Advancement

Jeff L. Glaze (jglaze@SUBASIC.SCIATL.COM)
Sat, 26 Jul 1997 17:18:45 -0400


At 01:39 PM 7/25/97 -0400, Calvin H. Gray wrote:
>
>
>Scott, as we say in Texas, "Git 'em." In our troop, I will continue to
>use common sense and I won't let a boy sit for a BOR if he hasn't
>satisfied the criteria for BEING ACTIVE that OUR TROOP has established.
>No Scout has ever appealed this and I don't believe one will. If so,
>I'll be glad to defend our standards as they are in writing and we give
>them to each family when the boy joins. After seeing the posting by Jim
>Sheckels, I'm even more confident of being correct as the BSA rules
>don't define "active" as just being registered as a Scout.
>

I,m with you Calvin!!! And if you want a really stringent definition of
active..... check out page 593 of the Boy Scout Handbook....

"..........all activities..........."

Jeff L. Glaze, Vice-Chairman
Northeast District Advancement Committee
Atlanta Area Council, Boy Scouts of America
http://www.bsa.net/ga/aac/ned/home.htm

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