North Shore Newsletter – November 2024
Monthly News Roundup: Find out what’s in store for Roundtable, join the fall Camporee (AOLs and troops), membership tips, meet new Eagles, read about unit activities, and more!
Scouts Lead Veterans Day Celebrations at Schools
North Shore scouts participated in Veterans Day ceremonies at their Leander ISD schools yesterday. Three scouts saluting at the podium: Left to right pictured are Eagle Scouts Brandon F., John F., and Carter R. of Troop 271. They are leading the student body of...
For Troops: Understanding Your AOL Opportunities
Last year’s major update to the Cub Scouting program made some changes to the Arrow of Light program that open up opportunities for troops to recruit new Scouts. Below are the AOL required adventures that are opportunities for your troop. AOL Bobcat Requirement...Council award nominations open
It is time to recognize our deserving Leaders for their service in these Scouting areas: Council Education Special Needs Rural/Low Income Asian Hispanic Venturing Sea Scouts Exploring Spiritual Conservation International Scouting Please take a few moments to nominate...Position Specific Training November 16
Why: For your Scouts! For your unit! For you!Who: Cub Scout leaders that have not completed their Position Specific TrainingWhat: In person Position Specific Training for Den Leaders and Pack Committee MembersWhen: November 16 from 9:30 am to 1:30 pmWhere: ACTS Church...Beyond the Badge: Scouting America’s Role in Empowering Women
I invite you to share your unique experiences and stories as part of the Scouting America program within the Capitol Area Council. This survey is designed to collect empowering stories from young ladies and women involved in Scouting, highlighting the impact it has...