Scouting

Scouts get the opportunity to share in outdoor adventures, develop a love of service to the community, build leadership skills and build lifelong memories and friendships.

Goals of Advancement

Leadership and Character Development

Citizenship Training

Mental and Physical Fitness

Advancement helps build a scouts self-esteem and self-reliance as they discover their increasing skills and abilities. Through advancement, scouts gain the skills of communication, problem solving and conflict resolution.

Merit Badge Requirements

Click on this link to find our the requirements for each merit badge

Eagle Required Merit Badges Include:

First Aid, Citizenship in Community, Citizenship in Nation, Citizenship in World, Citizenship in Society, Communication, Cooking, Personal Fitness, Personal Management, Camping, Family Life, Emergency Preparedness/Lifesaving, Environmental Science/Sustainability, Swimming/Hiking/Cycling

Uniforms

Scouts are required to wear Class A Uniforms for all formal scouting events. When the community sees scouts in uniform, they expect to see a child of good character who is prepared and helpful to those around them.

A full Class A Uniform Include:

Tan Uniform Shirt

Olive Green Uniform Bottoms

Scouting Hat

Socks

Neckerchief and Neckerchief Slide

Belt

Insignia: Shoulder Loops, Unit Number, Patrol Patch, Council Shoulder Patch, World Crest Ring, and the World Crest Emblem