littlek

Hello All! We have an ADL who still has not completed any training asked/required of him. He is a very active leader who brings excitement to den meetings and the boys like him. The problem runs deeper though. It is an almost pathologic disregard for any sensible saftey or control of situation efforts. His comments are usually to the tone of 'Let the boys be boys'. That's fine as long as they aren't being boys in the back of a moving pick-up truck, (latest effort on his part). He is at times a loose cannon and I as a new CM have little time to spend keeping him under control. The Com

There is a lot of good advice given here already. Utilizing council and district campouts is a good introduction for new scouts. However, the programs and activities tend to be somewhat repetitive. Parents tend to balk at expense due to the same events offered at each camp. Boys just want to be outside and never tire of BBs, archery, fishing, etc. and will always have a good time. It is important to promote the age specific camps (i.e. Tigers - family, Cubs family and resident camps, Webelos Webelos resident camp). Now then, IMO there is nothing that can replace the well planned and ra

After checking with national, all that is needed to change CO is a letter releasing ties and pack number. Thereby allowing a group of 'concerned parents' to charter the group. Let us know how it goes