Resources

Resources

The Troop Yell

The Patrol

The Outdoors

• • Guide to Safe Scouting [pdf]

  • Basic Outdoor Skills and Scouting Resources (external site, referred by Troop 325)

  • High Adventure

    • Troop 271 High Adventure Guidelines

    • Philmont Scout Ranch

    • Florida Sea Base

    • Northern Tier

    • Summit Bechtel Reserve

  • Campouts and Backpacking Treks

    • • Planning [Standard Operating Procedure (SOP)] [Outing Description & Permission Slip]

      • Packing Lists [Backpacker] [Car Camper] [Colorado River Canoe] [Snow car camping] [Survival Campout]

      • Resources {TOUR AND ACTIVITY PLAN} [old llink] [sdicbsa.org policy]

      • National Forest Adventure Pass

  • Weekend Duty Roster and Tent Buddy Template

    • Planning [Tent Buddy Template]

      • Menu Planning Form and Duty Roster [pdf] [xls]

  • Summer Camps

    • • Packing [Summer Camp]

      • Resources

      • BSA Annual Health and Medical Forms

        • • parts AB, part C for >72 hrs, and part D for HA.

          • local copy under [files], version 680-001 2019 Printing.

• • • • • [Scouting.org] [Frequently Asked Questions]

Advancement

• Scout Awards and Advancement

  • Procedures

    • Rank - Advancement Checklist

      • Merit Badges

• Scoutmaster Conference

• Boards of Review (BoR) for Rank Advancement (except for Eagle)

• Courts of Honor (CoH)

• The Eagle Scout Rank (Guide to Advancement).

  • Trail to Eagle

    • Troop 271, who signs what, when, and where for project and application.

    • San Diego Imperial Council

  • Eagle Project Workbook (Scouting.org).

    • Eagle Scout Service Project Workbook Procedures (Scouting.org).

      • The Sweet Sixteen of BSA Safety

  • Eagle Court of Honor Prep sheet <-needs to be updated!!!

    • Eagle Scout Rank Application (Scouting.org) [references]

  • Eagle Palms [application]

Association with Adults

• Scoutmaster

• Assistant Scoutmasters

  • Training

  • Youth Protection Training

  • San Diego-Imperial CouncilReporting Requirements

  • San Diego-Imperial Council ScoutExecutive's Letter

Personal Growth

• Community Service Projects

• Religious Emblems Program

  • Activities - see our Pictures page for a variety of Troop 271 activities.

Leadership Development

• • Boy-led Troop

    • Leadership and Positions of Responsibility Descriptions Sign-off Sheet

    • Organization Chart (org chart)

      • Troop 271 Scout Leadership Roster (updated 10/13/2014)

  • Weekly Troop Meetings - The troop meets weekly at the Standley Middle School Gym during the school year (September - early June) and at Mission Bay Montessori during the summer. A typical troop meeting agenda is:

    • Pre-arrival Activity

    • Opening/Flag Ceremony

    • Announcements

    • Scout Skill Development or Scout-Related Program

    • Inter-Patrol or Troop-wide competition/game

    • Scoutmaster Minute

    • Closing

  • Patrol Leaders Council (PLC)

    • PLC Membership - The Patrol Leaders Council (PLC) membership consists of the following:

      • Senior Patrol Leader

      • Assistant Senior Patrol Leader(s)

      • Patrol Leaders

      • PLC Scribe (Non-Voting Member)

      • Other scouts, especially those in a position of responsibility (Quartermaster, Librarian, Historian, etc.) are encouraged to attend the PLC meetings but are not voting members of the PLC as they are already represented by their Patrol Leader.

    • Monthly Meetings

    • Annual Program Planning

  • Patrol Meetings - Patrols are given time to meet during the Troop Meetings on a monthly basis. Patrols may also meet outside of the Troop Meetings for fellowship, service, adventure, advancement or for more in-depth planning of upcoming events. Patrols should schedule their Patrol Meetings and Patrol Activities on dates that do not conflict with Troop Events.

• Junior Leader Training(JLT)

• National Youth Leadership Training (NYLT)

  • Summer Camp Senior Patrol Leader (SPL) Training - Many summer camps offer a special SPL training prior to the regular summer camp session. This training prepares the SPL to lead the Troop during summer camp and also in the regular day-to-day operation of the troop. The troop is usually able to pay for a portion of the cost of this valuable program for the SPL and a buddy (usually an ASPL). Check with the Scoutmaster or Committee Chair if you are interested in this program.

• Training

The Uniform

• • Why do we wear a uniform? [wiki]

  • What are the requirements?

  • Pants

  • Official Placement of Insignia [guide]

  • Inspection/Score sheet

• Uniform Bank

  • class A, email contact Uniforms Bank.

    • class B, email contact Class-B t-shirts.

    • neckerchiefs, email contact Neckerchiefs.

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