Friday - While traditional bullying ends when a child enters the safe harbor of home, cyberbullying has no such geographical limits.
Sunday, November 6, 2016
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This week in Scouting
October 30 - November 514 stories from 5 sources
The Boy Scout board of review, a guide to getting started
The board of review lets adults talk with the Scout about what he’s done, what he’s learned, how has it helped him and how he likes the program.
On Scouting · Thursday
Use These New Cub Scout Resources to Better Plan Fishing Activities
Story by Tom Redington, Professional Bass Fisherman It’s a classic catch-22. Most boys and their families sign up for Cub Scouts with the expectation of fishing being part of the experience. And most leaders, districts, and councils know that a first fish or a fun fishing experience is a big positive for Cubs and helpful to
Scouting Wire · Tuesday
Inside the Conservation Handbook, Earth’s instruction manual
The best tool in your arsenal of environmental stewardship is the second edition of the Conservation Handbook.
On Scouting · MondayCracker Barrel
People and moments from around Scouting
Congratulations to Matthew Thornton who will begin serving as Scout executive of the Western Los Angeles County Council in Van Nuys, California, effective December 1. Matt began his Scouting career as a district executive at the Chief Okemos Council in Lansing, Michigan. He moved on to become field director and later assistant Scout executive with the
Scouting Wire · Wednesday
