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On Scouting·October 6, 2026Know what beats an updated BeAScout pin? Not much.
A current BeAScout pin says to the world, "We're here, Scouting is awesome and you won't believe the fun we're going to have!"
Sea Scouts News·September 29, 2026Resources to Promote Older Youth Programs in TrainingMany times, leadership-development programs like Wood Badge and NYLT don’t include programs about those scouting programs that exist beyond the scout troop. To help provide information on Sea Scouting / Venturing / Exploring for Wood Badge and NYLT, two new videos have been created to highlight those older youth programs.
my.Scouting Announcements·September 21, 2026Update Unit PIN settings in BeAScoutFall Recruiting season is in full swing. Has your unit updated the BeAScout PIN yet? This fall, the PIN has more details to share with parents searching for Scout Units. You can add the meeting day, time, and location along with the unit dues. This information answers most of the questions parents tell us they want to know when looking to get their child into Scouting. Follow this link to get full directions on how to update your PIN in Organization Manager.
#CubChatLive·September 18, 2026What Packs Can Do for Excellent RetentionHelping new Cub Scouts and their parents feel welcome and engaged is key to keeping them in the program. It also impacts leader development, and how much fun everyone has (including the current volunteer leaders!) Come learn best practices from the recent retention study, and easy ways to apply them to your pack.
On Scouting·September 18, 2026Here’s the Cub Scout retention checklist every leader needsKeeping your pack engaged doesn’t require a complicated formula. Two Cub Scout leaders share simple ways to make families want to stay.
Cub Scouts Program Updates·September 1, 2026Cub Scout Packs Share What’s Working: New Retention Resource from a Four-Council Pilot ProjectSince last fall, the New Programs Department has partnered with the Atlanta Area, Greater St. Louis Area, Green Mountain, and Coastal Georgia Councils on a project to better understand — and improve — first-year Cub Scout retention. Each council identified highly successful packs, and the project team surveyed and interviewed leaders and parents from those […]