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This week in Scouting

September 22 - September 2818 stories from 5 sources

Trail to AdventureScouting America Lifeguard Certification Program Retiring Effective December 31, 2024

Friday - After careful consideration and evaluation, Scouting America will transition away from the Scouting America Lifeguard certification program effective December 31, 2024. Over the last decade, training lifeguards across the entire aquatics industry has continued to evolve.

Policy Update: Changes Regarding American Indian Programming

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OA News · Tuesday

2024 Range and Target Activities Manual, NCAP Circular 21 now available on Scouting.org

The 2024 National Range & Target Activities Manual is now available for download on scouting.org. This document replaces all previous versions of the National Shooting Sports Manual and has a revision date of September 1st, 2024. A quick note, the Guide to Safe Scouting states that any range & target activities not detailed in our program literature or the National Range & Target Activities Manual are prohibited.

Trail to Adventure · Friday

Holiday Festivities Done Right: Ensuring SAFE and Fun Hayrides and Parades for ScoutsTrail to Adventure · Friday

Safety Tips for Operating ChainsawsTrail to Adventure · Friday

50 Ways to Boost Your Camp’s Attendance Next SummerTrail to Adventure · Friday

Here’s one of the easiest things you can do to help people join ScoutingOn Scouting · Monday

Effective Camp Staff Interview Techniques for Camp DirectorsTrail to Adventure · Friday

Getting to Know and Use the SparkNESA Events · Wednesday

The chair of Scouting America’s Youth Protection Committee is one of the world’s experts on child abuse preventionOn Scouting · Wednesday

Creating, Building, & Rebuilding Alumni/NESA CommitteesNESA Events · Wednesday

Everything You Wanted to Know About NESANESA Events · Wednesday

Earning Your Alumni AwardNESA Events · Tuesday

Do Your Best to Facilitate These Exciting New Outdoor Adventures in Cub ScoutingTrail to Adventure · Friday

This pack adopts family’s service project to help underserved studentsOn Scouting · Thursday

Become a 2026 National Jamboree Staff MemberTrail to Adventure · Friday

Eagle Scout project garners praise from NFL star, plus other news in Scouting this weekOn Scouting · Friday

On The Air

#CubChatLive Camping guideline updates for Webelos and Arrow of Light Cub Scouts

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Benches and Signs for Horticultural Therapy Non-Profit Eagle Scout Project Showcase

Maddie and her helpers built 11 benches and two large signs for a nearby horticultural therapy farm. Find more great projects in the Eagle Scout Project Showcase.

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Referencescouting.orgScholarships

Scholarships available to Scouts

Joke of the Week

Brody: Knock, knock. Henry: Who’s there? Brody: Cash. Henry: Cash, who? Brody: No, thanks,but I’ll have a peanut.

Scout Life Jokes

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