Saturday - The average person receives around the equivalent of 174 newspapers' worth of information every day. Is it any many families didn’t see your Scouting flyer?
Sunday, June 12, 2022
The Sunday Bugler
This week in Scouting
June 5 - June 119 stories from 4 sources
Confidently including Scouts with special needs at summer camp
Can a person who has a disability or special need go Cub Scout camping? Absolutely, as long as everybody is in communication with each other.
On Scouting · Monday
UPDATE FOR GRADE AND PROGRAM ROLLOVER
Grade and Program Rollover is confirmed to begin processing on Thursday, June 16, at 11:00 PM, CDT, and will be completed before the next business day. The previously announced plan regarding records that will be advanced by Grade and rolled by Program has not changed. Councils may monitor the changes by capturing pre-reports next Thursday and post-reports on Friday, June 17. Please be aware that counts may not be identical between the two days because automated systems such as Online Registration and Transfer will continue to be used to add and transfer members. There is no system lock-out associated with this process and other updates will occur even as Grades and Programs are being rolled. Councils will use Registrar Tools to update records as needed after completion. If there are concerns, the specific information must be submitted to Member Care in an incident.
my.Scouting Announcements · Thursday
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People and moments from around Scouting
“We took this project because that’s what Scouts do,” says Scout Drew Mazurek. “We help the community and make sure people have what they need.”
On Scouting · Wednesday
Isabella and Victor Vaccaro enjoy doing a lot of activities together: basketball, horseback riding and shooting sports. The twin 15-year-olds of Olathe, Kan., can add another one to the list: leadership.
On Scouting · Tuesday