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AdvancementFind a detailed description of advancement for Cub Scouts, Boy Scouts and Venturers, as well as updated information on changes to ranks, activity pins, merit badges and other awards.
Age Appropriate GuidelinesAge and rank appropriate guidelines have been developed based on the mental, physical, emotional and social maturity of Boy Scouts of America's youth members. These guidelines apply to Cub Scout Packs, Boy Scout Troops and Venturing Crews.
BSA Physical Fitness AwardTwo important challenges in preparing youth for the 21st century—particularly in today's increasingly automated and sedentary culture—are physical fitness and good health. Your Scouts can even earn a patch!
Emergency PreparednessThe Boy Scouts of America in conjunction with the United States Department of Homeland Security has developed a program to allow Scouts to help citizens across the country prepare for emergencies. Find out how your Scouts can be better prepared.
FieldbookThe newly published fourth edition of the Fieldbook is a comprehensive resource for older Boy Scouts, Venturers, unit leaders, trainers, and other outdoor enthusiasts, a compendium of intermediate and advanced outdoor skills. Along with insightful and inspiring quotations from well-known outdoorsmen, the book includes sections on leadership and trek preparation, Leave No Trace principles, trek adventures, and appreciating the environment. The companion website will add to your enjoyment of this resource.
Good Turn for AmericaService has been a stronghold of the Scouting program since its inception. Find out how your unit and Scouts can be recognized for the serviced you give back to your community.
Guide to Safe ScoutingThe Guide to Safe Scouting covers rules and regulations and it purpose is to prepare adult leaders to conduct Scouting activities in a safe and prudent manner. The policies and guidelines have been established because of the real need to protect members from known hazards that have been identified through 90-plus years of experience. Limitations on certain activities should not be viewed as stumbling blocks; rather, policies and guidelines are best described as stepping-stones toward safe and enjoyable adventures.
Internet AdvancementFile your advancement reports online and track the progress of your Scouts. All directions and support will support the unit advancement chair in helping to provide the best program possible for your Scouts.
Internet RecharterRechartering your unit can be done from the comfort of your own home. Convenient for the very busy unit volunteer!
Leave No TraceLeave No Trace provides guidelines for camping and protecting the environment for Boy Scouts and Venturers. Cub Scouts have a Leave No Trace program written specifically for them.
Merit Badge CounselorsInformation on how to register and job responsibilities of the Merit Badge Counselor for Boy Scout Merit Badges.
New Cub Scout LeaderSo, you are a new Cub Scout Leader and need information? The basics of the program are explained here.
Public RelationsHow can you get your unit noticed? Public Relations will help with your unit's growth and community awareness.
Ready and PreparedThis award was developed to encourage and reward Boy Scout troops, Varsity Scout teams, and Venturing crews that incorporate safe practices while enjoying challenging activities.
ScoutParentsScoutParents is a national iniative designed to bring parents into the program and provide them with the tools to help provide a great Scouting program for their child.
Summertime Pack AwardThe National Summertime Pack Award recognizes units and Scouts for full year round programs.
Training AwardsAdult leaders can earn awards for training and other Scouting activities.
UniformingThe uniform gives a Scout pride in his accomplishments and engenders respect from many.
Webelos to Scout TransitionOne of Scouting's greatest challenges is to make the next level of Scouting readily available for a young man once he meets the joining requirements.
Site MapConsult the site map for additional information posted on the Gulf Ridge Council website. |
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