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Boy Scout Rank Requirements Effective January 1, 2008 (11/28)
Check
out the SCOUTZONE video!
It's a great recruiting tool! (3/8)
National
Adds "MyScouting"
Portal for Scouters
"MyScouting" will be the portal for our members that will provide access
to the following resources:
E-Learning
The E-Learning Course Management System provides a selection of courses for adult
volunteers that may be taken for credit. E-learning will be integrated into each
member's account.
Rechartering
Internet Rechartering is our Web-based system for annual unit renewal. It is
available to Traditional units in the Grand Teton Council. Instead of a link
for Internet Recharter, MyScouting will be the link to do your Internet
Recharter
process in the year 2008
Advancement
Internet Advancement is a Web-based system for units to submit youth member ranks
and awards. It is available to all units in the Grand Teton Council. Instead
of a link just for Internet Advancment, MyScouting will be the link in the near
future.
My Account
Members will have direct access to their account data, enabling them to update
or make corrections at any
time to keep our records accurate.
Create your account here: http://www.scouting.org/nav/enter.
jsp?s=ms
... And More!
After the initial launch of the "MyScouting" portal, we will continue
to work on additional applications and services that will support and enhance
our members as they administer and experience the Scouting program.
Tour Permit Applications
In the future, Adult leaders will be able to apply for tour permits that will
automate the approval process and provide for prompt electronic delivery of approved
permits. The applicant will need to provide detailed information about tour destination;
dates; itinerary; participation and leadership; transportation plans (including
vehicle information, drivers' license numbers, and insurance coverage); and the
training certifications for Youth Protection and any other course needed for
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SITE
UPDATED
6/24/08
Weekend On Rope information added to Events page (6/24)
District Pinewood Derby Race Reults! (5/27)
Cub/Webelos Resident Camp info added to Events page (5/16)
OA Registrations for May 30-June 1 Ordeal, Brotherhood and General Attendance on OA page (4/29)
New interactive PDF Tour Permit! (4/29)
National Youth Leadership Training information added to Training page (4/23)
Cub Day Camp added
to Events page (4/8)
New
Leader Essentials and Cub Scout Leader Position Specifics added
to Training page (4/8)
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New
Boy Scout Rank Requirements Effective January 1, 2008
The
National Youth Protection Committee recommended
additions to Boy Scout rank requirements that
were approved and will become effective January
1, 2008. These changes will help us advance
the importance of Youth Protection training
beyond the initial Boy Scout joining requirements,
and keep youth informed and actively engaged
in understanding the key elements of personal
safety and protection.
Tenderfoot
Rank
Revised requirement 9:
Explain the importance of the buddy system as it relates
to your personal safety on outings and in your neighborhood.
Describe what a bully is and how you should respond
to one.
Second
Class Rank
New requirement 8b:
Explain the three R's of personal safety and protection.
First
Class Rank
New requirement 12:
Describe the three things you should avoid doing related
to use of the Internet. Describe a cyberbully and how
you should respond to one.
The
changes will be represented in the2008 Boy
Scout Requirements book and the revised
ninth printing of the 11th edition of the Boy
Scout Handbook.
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GET YOUR SCOUT
STUFF: Razorback
District
Retail Scout Shop and Service Center 5320
W. Sunset
Suite 175B
Springdale
AR 72764 (Northwest corner
of the intersection of Hwys 412 &
I-540, in Ozark Center Point Place, across from Hobby Lobby) MAP PH 479/750-3033
or 479/631-1818
FX 479/751-3807 Scout
Shop Hours
11am - 6pm Mon-Fri
10
- 2 Saturday
Closed Sundays & holidays |
CONTACT
THE DISTRICT:
Scout
Shop:
hfoster@bsamail.org Contact
District Director Mike Boness for Razorback District
Questions:
miboness@bsamail.org
(Mike is directing Camp Orr from late May until mid-July)
(If
you need to speak personally with the Mike,
call for an appointment.)
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Council, Razorback District, Boy Scouts of America, is
a United Way Agency
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CONTACT
THE COUNCIL: Westark
Area Council
and Scout Shop
1401 Old Greenwood Rd.
Fort Smith, AR 72901 PH
1-800-748-8509
FX 479-782-5825 MAP to
location Council
Website
www.westarkbsa.org
Council
general email:
westark@bsamail.org
Council
Scout Shop Manager:
cmcdanie@bsamail.org
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