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What’s on Your To-Do List for this Month?

What’s on Your To-Do List for this Month?. Annual re-chartering Register new scouts/adults as soon as possible Review Journey to Excellence with UC’s 2020 Summer Camp reservations Fall campsite/activity/camporee reservations Get properly trained using online courses.

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What’s on Your To-Do List for this Month?

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  1. What’s on Your To-Do List for this Month? • Annual re-chartering • Register new scouts/adults as soon as possible • Review Journey to Excellence with UC’s • 2020 Summer Camp reservations • Fall campsite/activity/camporee reservations • Get properly trained using online courses

  2. What’s on Your To-Do List for this Month? • Review opportunities in the Patriot Press • Adult Scouting Skills Day – Camp Snyder • 15 Sep Road to Scouting (Recruit your AOLs!) • 20-22 Sep OA Lodge Fall Fellowship • 28 Sep BCOLS (classroom session) • 4-6 Oct OA Fall Ordeal (Camp Snyder) • 12-13 BCOLS (overnight session) • 25-27 Oct Patriot District Fall Camporee • Youth Mental Health First Aid is being offered ... more in Patriot Press

  3. What’s New? • New BSA Internet Advancement 2.0 • New BSA Internet Advancement 2.0 platform is now live • https://scoutbook.scouting.org • Not scoutbook.com! • Not for regular Scoutbook users! Keep using Scoutbook. • It will break your Scoutbook synchronization • Chrome is recommended • Key-3 login with your usual my.scouting credentials • https://blog.scoutingmagazine.org/2019/05/29/internet-advancement-upgrades/ • New section in GTSS on “Prohibited Activities” • Worth a read so you don’t go astray • E.g. Dodgeball is out. Next slide.

  4. What’s New?(Con’t) • Q. Why can we no longer play dodgeball? • Dodgeball has never been an authorized activity in Scouting. • Games and sports that involve participants throwing objects at each other, including dodgeball, have caused concussions and traumatic brain injuries, broken bones, and ankle injuries. • There is also an aspect of bullying in the game, which has led to its removal from other youth-serving organizations. • We are monitoring the results of gaga ball; at this time, we consider gaga ball appropriate if the activity is set up, monitored, and supervised following manufacturers’ guidelines. See this BSA Incident Review for more information before starting a gaga ball activity: www.scouting.org/health-and-safety/incident-report/incident-reviews/gaga-ball/.  

  5. Questions?

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