Boy Scouts of America   

Troop 39

Chuluota, Florida

 

 

Upcoming Events

June 2008  – Theme =Leadership

 

Monday

June 2

 

Troop Meeting

  • Youth Leadership – Greg, Mr. Mazza, Mr Smith
  • Permission Slips go out for Rock Springs

 

Saturday

June 7

 

·         10 am – 1 pm Trailer Cleaning Day at VFW

·         1:30 – 3:30 Swim Test for Summer Camp at Lake Mills

 

Monday

June 9

 

Troop Meeting

  • Youth Leadership – Greg, Mr. Mazza, Mr Smith
  • Parents Meeting
  • Permission Slips and Camping Fees for Rock Springs due
  • Menus and Duty Rosters Due for Rock Springs Campout

 

Friday

June 13

 

Depart Rock Springs

·         Swim Qualification Test for Summer Camp

 

Sunday

June 15

 

Return from Rock Spring

 

Monday

June 16

 

Troop Meeting

  • Youth Leadership – Greg, Mr. Mazza, Mr Smith

 

Saturday

 

 
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Monday

June 23

 

Troop Meeting

  • Summer Camp Preparation

 

Tuesday

June 24

 

PLC – Robert’s House

 

Saturday

June 28

 

Depart for Camp Boxwell

 

Saturday

July 5

 

Leave Camp Boxwell and head Home with overnight stay

 

Sunday

July 6

 

Arrive at Home

 

 

July 2008  – Theme = Waterskiing and Motorboating

 

Saturday

July 12

 

Troop Meeting

  • Cover all written aspects of Motorboating Merit Badge
  • Cover all written aspects of Waterskiing Merit Badge
  • Practice Motorboating Skills on the Water
  • Practice Waterskiing skills on the Water

 

Saturday

July 19

 

Troop Meeting

  • Practice Motorboating Skills on the Water
  • Practice Waterskiing skills on the Water

 

Saturday

July 26

 

Troop Meeting

  • Practice Motorboating Skills on the Water
  • Practice Waterskiing skills on the Water

 

Monday

July 28

 

Troop Meeting

  • Karl -Fire Safety – Requirement 1
  • Tyler – Fire Safety – Requirement 2
  • Justin – Fire Safety – Requirement 3
  • Assign Fire Safety Requirement 6 to Troop as Homework
  • Permission Slips go out for Ichetucknee
  • Dues are Due - $25
  • Troop Election Nominations

 

 

 

                 

 

                 

 

 

 

Helpful Links

 

FAQs                         

Links

Scout Spirit – How does a Scout demonstrate Scouting Spirit?

 

 

Charter Organization

VFW Post 10139

About our Troop

 

          This Area is under construction   

 

Frequently Asked Questions

 

            Meetings Dates – Every Monday night

            Meeting Time – 7:00 pm to 8:30 pm

            Location – VFW Post 10139 Chuluota, Fl

 

Helpful Links

 

*      Merit Badge Requirements

*      Merit Badge Worksheets

*      Central Florida Council

*      Little Econ District Website

*      Pioneering Projects and Useful Camp Gadgets

*      New Requirement for Rank of First Class

 

Effective January 1, 2006 recruiting a Scout is now a requirement for the rank of 1st Class. 

 

This is requirement #11 and reads:

 

Tell someone who is eligible to join Boy Scouts, or an inactive Boy Scout, about your troop's activities.  Invite him to a troop outing, activity, service project or meeting.  Tell him how to join, or encourage the inactive Boy Scout to become active.

 

National has made this process extremely easy and on-line.  Follow these simple steps:

 

Step 1

Go to www.thescoutzone.org.

Step 2

Click on "Tell a Friend."

Step 3

Enter your name and your friend's name and e-mail address in the boxes.

Step 4

Select images of activities you think would be fun and interesting for your friend to do.

Step 5

Chose the music and the message you would like to send.

Step 6

Preview your e-card and send it to your friend.

 

Scouting Spirit

 

In order to demonstrate Scouting Spirit a scout MUST demonstrate the following

 

v     Participation

Ψ      Attend 3 out of 4 monthly Troop meetings

Ψ      Attend 6 out of 8 yearly Troop activities such as Campouts

Ψ      Conduct Troop opening and closing ceremonies several times yearly

Ψ      Actively support Troop weekly meetings  by attentive and non-disruptive group behavior

v     Enthusiasm

Ψ      Wear proper Scout uniform to all Troop activities

Ψ      Actively support Patrol activities by helping with Campout planning, meal planning, and preparation, and maintaining Patrol equipment and supplies

Ψ      Suggest new or different ways to help the Troop and/or Patrol

v     Leadership

Ψ      Actively advance in your personal growth as a Scout through regular attainment of advancements such as Rank advancement and/or Merit Badges

Ψ      Teach Scout skills or help other Scouts in the Troop or Patrol

Ψ      Act as a role model for all new Scouts in the Troop by personal introductions, help in activities, and support in Scout advancements

 

 

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