“A Scout is Loyal: A Scout is loyal to those to whom loyalty is due” ~The Boy ScoutHandbook, 12th Edition. To be loyal means a Scouts stands steadfast in doing what is right even when it is difficult.Loyalty is a trait that is tested often and can also be easily misunderstood. Pretend for a moment … Continue reading SCOUTMASTER CORNER
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“A Scout is trustworthy. A Scout tells the truth. He is honest, and he keeps his promises. People can depend on him.” ~The Boy Scout Handbook, 12th Edition. The first point of the Scout law sets a very high standard for all Scouts. What does it mean to be “worthy of trust”. In short, it … Continue reading SCOUTMASTER CORNER
Some of the Scouts have noticed that they are asked to remove their jackets and hats when in the building. Adults frequently remind Scouts to tuck in their shirts and straighten their neckerchiefs. We recently had a chat about the proper way to dress for a Court of Honor. I believe that Boy Scouting is … Continue reading SCOUTMASTER CORNER
I want to take the time in this month’s Scoutmaster corner to talk about Leadership development. As I mentioned last month, there is a shift in the rank requirements when you reach First Class. You are no longer receiving Scouting, but you are now giving Scouting. A big part of this is leadership. The ranks … Continue reading SCOUTMASTER CORNER
This month’s method of Scouting to explore is Personal Growth. First a quick reminder, The Aims of Scouting are: Character development, citizenship training, and personal fitness. These are our goals as Scout leaders. The Methods of Scouting are how we accomplish these goals. Over the past year, I have written about seven of the eight … Continue reading Scoutmaster Corner
BSA Troop 204 