Communications Committee Members
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Communications Committee Description
The Communications committee strives to provide useful and necessary information to the members of the North Shore District in a timely and effective manner. To do this, we leverage different communications channels including:
- Facebook: This a familiar and interactive medium that allows for real-time discussions. The NorthShore District operates 2 Facebook pages: North Shore BSA and North Shore District Twilight Camp.
- Website: This is our website. It is the hub of our communications and provides connections to all other communications channels and they connect back here. The website includes information about, and from, the district key 3 and the district committee and its subcommittees. The website maintains archives of key content like our monthly district newsletter and Roundtable helps.
- Newsletter: The newsletter is published monthly at the beginning of each month and conveys useful information about recent and upcoming events that are of interest to members of the North Shore District. All units in the North Shore district are encouraged to contribute to the newsletter. Publicize the great things your Crew, Troop, or Pack are doing to share the fun with others and get the word out about your unit program.
- Email lists: Mailing lists are used to target certain communications to specific groups in the North Shore District such as:
- packs@lists.
northshoredistrict.org - subscribe here: http://lists.
northshoredistrict.org/ mailman/listinfo/packs_lists. northshoredistrict.org - troops@lists.northshoredistrict.org
- subscribe here: http://lists.
northshoredistrict.org/ mailman/listinfo/troops_lists. northshoredistrict.org - crews@lists.northshoredistrict.org
- subscribe here: http://lists.
northshoredistrict.org/ mailman/listinfo/troops_lists. northshoredistrict.org
- packs@lists.
We are always interested in hearing from you about how we are doing and ways we can improve our communication with you and your unit. Feel free to contact us with your feedback at anytime. Send email to communications@northshoredistrict.org
Our Recent Newsletters
North Shore District Newsletter – July 2022
Read all about it! Fun opportunities, training, popcorn, water rescue, saving canines, Eagle Scouts and more!
North Shore District Newsletter – June 2022
The sunny summer issue.
North Shore District Newsletter – May 2022
North Shore District Newsletter May 2022 | Volume 8 Issue 5A Scout is Courteous. A Scout is polite to everyone regardless of age or position. They know that using good manners makes it easier for people to get along. Scouting CalendarMay 7 - International...
North Shore District Newsletter – April 2022
Read about the alien invasion, advanced training, and all the awards from 2021.
North Shore District Newsletter – March 2022
Sign up for exciting events coming soon including Camporee, STEMboree, and Paddle Craft Training. See messages from OA and the Leander mayor. Read unit stories about a special Blue & Gold and the Texas Heritage Trail. MOST importantly don’t miss the North Shore Awards Reception on Friday, March 25!
North Shore District Newsletter – February 2022
Awards! High Adventure! Jambo! OA! Scoutmaster minutes! And much more inside this month’s newsletter.
North Shore District Newsletter – January 2022
Get the latest news from and about the North Shore District and Capitol Area Council.
North Shore District Newsletter – December 2021
BALOO, Eagles, Roundtable, the Leander Mayor, OA, JTE, Wood Badge, Dutch oven lasagna… What do the all have in common? This newsletter. Find out what the people of the North Shore District have been up to.
North Shore District Newsletter – November 2021
North Shore District Newsletter November 2021 | Volume 7 Issue 11A Scout is clean. A Scout keeps their body and mind fit. They choose the company of those who live by high standards. They help keep their home and community clean.Scouting CalendarNorth Shore District...
North Shore District Newsletter – October 2021
North Shore District Newsletter October 2021 | Volume 7 Issue 10A Scout is brave. A Scout can face danger although they are afraid. A Scout has the courage to stand for what they think is right even if others laugh at or threaten them.Scouting CalendarNorth Shore...
Don’t Miss the Distinguished Citizen Luncheon – Feb 20
Capitol Area Councils' Distinguished Citizen Award Luncheon honors individuals who share...
Volunteer at Leander Rudolph Run & March at Christmas Parade
Calling on Cub Leaders and Parents! The holiday season is here, and it's time to jingle all the...
Popcorn 2024 Wrapup
Popcorn season 2024 is a wrap. North Shore district finished the year slightly over $132,000; well...
Roundtable November 14
Why: For your Scouts! For your unit! For you! Who: You! Scouters and Parents of the North Shore...
Amazing Race: District Camporee Dec 6-8
Sign Up Now! <Registration Link Open Here> On behalf of Capitol Area Council and the North...
AOL Orienteering & Trick-or-Treat Event October 26
Join Troops 258 & 358 for a trick-or-treat orienteering event. This activity is open to...
North Shore Newsletter – October 2024
This month has great opportunities for training, membership info, gear, and even pumpkins! Lots of Eagles and more!
Membership Update for Troops and Packs
Membership Focus for Packs & Troops FOR PACKS: The multi-part Pack Membership Series will be...
History of Scouting: The First Pinewood Derby
From Manhattan Beach, California to Manhattan Island, New York, the Pinewood Derby is Cub Scouting’s most famous and favorite event. How did it all start?
Roundtable Flyer: October 2024
Next Roundtable: Thursday, October 10, 2024 Pack Program Pack Committee Den Program Scouts...