Tuesday - The BSA has approved an exception to the Second Class and First Class swimming requirements, helping Scouts who live far from safe swimming areas.
Sunday, September 10, 2017
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September 3 - September 98 stories from 2 sources
How Councils Can Strengthen Bonds with Schools by Leveraging School Access Bills
In many communities, the mission to grow Scouting begins at schools. Oftentimes, that’s where young people first learn about Cub Scouts and Boy Scouts. The alignment between schools and Scouting is natural. Leadership development is a priority of both educators and Scouting. As we dive into recruitment season, district executives are invited to leverage a variety of tools
Scouting Wire · Thursday
Being Prepared for Hurricane Season Includes Cybersecurity, as Well
In the wake of Hurricane Harvey and the destruction it caused throughout the southern portion of Texas, as well as the storm that is currently in the Atlantic — Hurricane Irma — many of us have been inspired to give to those in need. As you research the best recipients for your financial support, a
Scouting Wire · Wednesday
Eagle Scout project teaches parents about the signs of drug addiction
Realizing that parents play an important role in recognizing drug abuse, Corey had an idea. For his Eagle project, he would re-create a teenager's bedroom.
On Scouting · WednesdayCracker Barrel
People and moments from around Scouting
According to a recent study from Yale University, extracurricular activities are an important part of building resilience in young people.
Scouting Wire · Tuesday
