Wednesday, September 19, 2018

Spook-O-Ree help wanted

Calling All Troop Leaders!

Is your troop looking for a fun event to help out at on Saturday, October 13th?

Iroquois Trail Council's 2018 Spook-O-Ree is scheduled to be held on the early afternoon on October 13th. Spook-O-Ree is held at the Genesee County Park, in East Bethany.

We are looking for troops to help out with setting up our Spook-O-Ree area, and running one of our fun filled Halloween-type stations for the day.

No matter how big or small your troop is, we can your help on Saturday, October 13th

Bring your Scouts in costumes, or come as you are.

For more information, Please contact Terri Martinez.

Terri's email is: tmartine@brockport.edu

Telephone #: 585-474-6380

Tuesday, September 18, 2018

Wood Badge 2019



Wood Badge is a Scouting leadership program for adult leaders. Wood Badge courses aim to make Scouters better leaders by teaching advanced leadership skills and by creating a bond and commitment to the Scout movement. Our Council will be offering Wood Badge in 2019, for the first time in years. We are very excited about the opportunities that Wood Badge brings!

Download the flier here:

http://www.itcbsa.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/03/2019-Woodbadge-N3-376-19.pdf

Thursday, September 13, 2018

Save the date: Town hall meeting about older girls

Earlier this year we held a town hall meeting to discuss the nuances of adding girls to the Cub Scout program. We will be holding a similar town hall for those who have interest in adding older girls to the Boy Scout age program. The meeting will be held on Saturday, December 8th from 10:00 AM till 11:30 AM at Room T119 in the Technology Center at GCC.

Towpath Roundtable is September 20th

On Thursday, September 20th, the Towpath District will hold their first Roundtable of the new season.
WE ARE IN A DIFFERENT LOCATION AT DESALES!! We will be in the old library on the second floor. This is a much more comfortable room and out of the traffic flow. Please enter through the door at the TOP of the driveway ABOVE the cafeteria parking lot. Follow the CUB SCOUT signs.

We’ve got lots to cover at Roundtable, things like:

Popcorn,
Webelos Woods
Taste of Scouting
Camp Kickoff
Camporee and Klondike Derby
YPT
Position Specific Training

The Scouting BSA Breakout session will introduce you to our new Advancement Chair, Ray Kline, who will explain procedures for Eagle projects, Boards of Review, etc. There have been some changes to the process, so Scoutmasters and Advancement Chairs should plan on attending. If you’re doing “double duty”, representing both Pack and Troop, PLEASE arrange to have someone attend this session, but also have someone attend the

CUB SCOUT Breakout – which will begin addressing the AOL to Scout transition. This is an important time for your AOL Cubs as they get ready to cross over to Scouting BSA and their new Troops! BOTH PACKS AND TROOPS SHOULD PLAN ON SENDING PEOPLE TO THIS SESSION! Packs need to develop relationships with Troops that will fit their Cubs’ schedules and personalities and Troops need to be ready to “show off” for visiting Cubs. Learn some secrets to a successful transition by attending this session!

Roundtable begins at 7PM and will end before 9.