Information about online Youth Protection Training: At the end of February, the online Youth Protection Course will be replaced with an updated version. Help spread the word to all leaders that any courses in progress (completions of some but not all of the required four modules) will be lost when the course is updated. For [...]
COME JOIN THE NEW NOBSCOT TRAIL CREW Sponsored by the Nobscot Alumni Association April 27, 9:00AM at Nobscot Scout Reservation, Nobscot Road, Framingham/Sudbury Open to older Scouts, Venturers and Order of the Arrow Members Learn about trail building, trial maintenance, proper tools use, team building, time management - all while having fun Etahn [...]
All participants in official Scouting activities should become familiar with the Guide to Safe Scouting. The Guide to Safe Scouting is an overview of Scouting policies and procedures gleaned from a variety of sources. For some items, the policy statements are complete. Unit leaders are expected to review the additional reference material cited prior to conducting such activities. [...]
There's enthusiasm for the launch of Scouts BSA everywhere you look. Today, let's look at the top 10 Scouts BSA questions volunteers are asking.
As many of you are already aware, membership registration has fallen behind due to an unexpected and prolonged situation leaving the Council Service Center short handed for several months. A solution through Registration Shared Services with the National Council is now in place and we are working feverishly with their help to get all membership [...]
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Click here for PDF of all February Roundtable Handouts Our next District Roundtable will be on March 5th at 7:00 pm. The Center At Medfield 1 Ice House Road Medfield, MA 02052
A great time was had by all in Hudson as Pack 3104 held their Pinewood event at Hudson's Mulready Elementary School. One of the assistant judges of the colorful Pinewood cars was Mulready Principal, Kelly Costa. Pinewood preparation included every Scout customizing their own laminated "ID Racing Pass" that they got to wear while watching [...]
It is important that unit leaders and committees understand the advancement guidelines, and follow them. There is a summary of the changes near the beginning of the Guide. The 2019 update to the Guide to Advancement is now available online here.
The Boy Scouts of America will offer a one-time, limited exception to its age requirements for the Eagle Scout award, giving new Scouts BSA members, male and female, a fair chance to earn the program’s top honor.
