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We cross our scouts over together, once a year after Blue and Gold, typically March it's just the way we do things, as far as acheivements and age range I COULD send half of them including the scout in question on their way at the beginning of next year after our summer trip and school starts again, that would leave me with three scouts for next year. Recruiting scouts is hard at an inner city school, and the ones who are ready as far as acheivements are not mature enough even though they will be 10.5 by fall. To put it bluntly my parents have attachment issues and hover over their children

Five of them are finishing their first year of Webelos, one is just starting. The problem parent is from one of the soon to be second year Webelos. So I still have this scout and his dad until next spring.

I belong to a small pack, I have the largest den which consists of six webelos. For the most part they have a good group dynamic and we get alot of stuff done. I also have very dedicated parents. I have one parent in specific who has been a problem for several years, he is a real know it all, if you've got a story, he's got one better. If your kid did something well, his kid can do it better. If his kid lost at pinewood derby, pushcart races or tug-o-war, the winners all cheated and he has no problem voicing his opinions in front of parents and other kids, ruining the event and making others f

Hey to all, I am new to posting on this forum but have been following it for several years. I am a Web. leader to a small group of kids in central Michigan. I have been involoved in scouting my whole life and joined as a leader during my childs Tiger year, he is now finishing his first Web. year, excited about his next and has a brother finishing his Wolf year. I lead an active Webelos group, we hike, camp, do service projects, geocache but most importantly we have fun and all six of my kids are excited to return each week. I would suppose that is about all the introductions needed. I loo