I think you are choosing this hill to die on for some reason. If it works for your youth, great. But you can Google troops and units all over and see for yourself that many very healthy, active units, including ones spotlighted by BSA/SA, follow school schedules as they have done for decades and do great. Not meeting every single week is not a relevant cause of scouting's decline.
It is hard work since I did it as a scout and a SM, but like @Tron says: meet every week, campout (2 days, no 1 day wimp-outs) every month except for summer camp. If you do a high adventure, maybe you could skip that, but usually that is a pretty small subset of the unit.
Now that CORs aren't automatically given a vote? I wonder if that translates down to the district? So, it would be the same potentially minus CORs. It is just funny that the same group would potentially vote themselves in.
The insurance company filing says: the Bates calculation accepted by the Court reduced all claims with only one abuser by 90%… and the Trust is not doing that. I’m not at a computer so don’t have the link handy.