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Scoutmaster Ron

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  1. The problem I have with one scout in my troop is that he is at Life Class turns 18 in 6 months or less and still hopes to make Eagle..(mostly his father) he rarely comes to meetings let's say 1 in 3 months and thats only when his father has to do a board of review...has provided no leadership in any of the positions he is in and attends no PLC..the rumour I heard and it's only a rumour is that "someone" was going to ask the council office for a exemption.

    Would I be right if this went down liek this to object formally to the committee?

    Granted there are two sides to each story and the facts may be vague but I would like to hear yur opionions

  2. How does a scout serve activly if he never attends a meeting? Does he do the PlC by conference call? Unless he has a unique leadership position that allows him to do it by home.

    The only example I can think of is Den Chief? Does anyone one have others. I would really appreciate it if someone has an example of how someone can 'serve activily w/o attending meetings-outings.

     

    P.S. Bob,

    Maybe your criticism to Ed should have been a private message to him..kinda rough on the guy.

  3. Roy,

    Welcome to the camfire, you may want to look thru the archives on this ame subject it's been hit on quite a few times with I beleive no real answer .except fo rthat the military leads with the stars and we lead with the stripes the only real difference ..they are military and we are not.

  4. Our troop is doing a color guard for a pro baseball team, and just wanted to make sure we do it correct. The boys will have U.S. flag, state and then troop flag.

    The U.S flag goes in the center...the state to the right of that and troop flag on the left.

    Now is it right-left according to the stadium or to the color guard?

  5. FOG..

     

    Stop allready, what's the point of this but just to try to slam him back. If you disagree with Bob then just state it but these verbal attacks are old allready. This is a blatant post against him I dont think you'll find many allies. Difference of opionion is one thing but what you are doing is out of line.

     

     

  6. FOG..

     

    Stop allready, what's the point of this but just to try to slam him back. If you disagree with Bob then just state it but these verbal attacks are old allready. This is a blatant post against him I dont think you'll find many allies. Difference of opionion is one thing but what you are doing is out of line.

     

    To all...

    Ignore his posts he'll go away

  7. WOW

     

    First I would have a very serious talk with the BSA lifeguard with passing him on requirements that he obviously couldnt complete also in addition he may have indirectly put his life at risk if he is that bad of a swimmer.

     

    Second the Committee chair needs to have a talk with the Mom

     

    3rd..Why is Mom at summer camp?

     

    4th Have at talk with the camp director and explain that this boy's blue card was signed off without doing anything.

     

    5th Have a chat with the boy it's not his fault his mom is pushy and ask again for the troop guide to work more with the boy, the damadge is done but you can help him become a better swimmer.

  8. You did the right thing by everyone leaving and explaining why to the parents whether they like it or not and you even left the door open for them to help out..however What about "safe swim defense" there should have been a protected area for swimmers or even waders.

  9. Bob,

     

    I have found your posts to be very informative and have helped me and the troop I serve greatly. Please do not stop posting. You know Bob sometimes you need someone that goes by the book and yes it is a very good book at that. I have committed to reading it cover to cover every year. And you know what Bob, do you know who got me thinking I better go out and buy this book and read it...well you did, yes it was you I figured this guy knows so much about Scoutmaster fundamentals and the patrol method and what it takes to serve a troop.

    To compliment you further when I read the initial posting from a forum member I scroll down to see and say to myself "I wonder what Bob says about that"

    I wish I have is an hour of your time to pick your brain and learn from your experiences in Scouting to make myself better and to make my troop better.

     

    Here's saluting you...Yours in Scouting

    Ron

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