A big shout-out to Hayden R.! You achieved the Eagle rank by passing your Eagle Board of Review tonight.  You are an Eagle Scout!

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Time to make the commitment for our time at Ma-ka-Ja-Wan.  Pick one or both weeks.  The cost is $350 per Scout per week plus $15 per week for PPE costs.  Seeking Adult volunteers for the weeks at a reduced rate. 

• Ma-Ka-Ja-Wan Week 1 (June 20-26).  Sign Up Here (LINK)
• Ma-Ka-Ja-Wan Week 2 (June 27 - July 3)  Sign Up Here (LINK)

More than 50 merit badges will be available per week.  For layers of additional information, check out the website.  We need to solidify our numbers by the end of April...so please let us know soon.  Thank you!

Join us in the woods for Scouting fun, games, and cycling this Spring and Summer

• Camping at Chain O'Lakes (May 14 - 16) More details at the (link)
• Ma-Ka-Ja-Wan Week 1 (June 20-26).  Sign Up Here (LINK)
• Ma-Ka-Ja-Wan Week 2 (June 27 - July 3)  Sign Up Here (LINK)

A recent article in Scouting magazine highlighted how a merit badge counselor has been offering the Landscape Architecture merit badge using a Zoom class.  Landscape Architecture merit badge is one of the least-earned of all the merit badges - wouldn't it be fun to have that one on your sash?  Have your parent check out the Facebook page to get signed up!

Doing service projects together is one way that Scouts keep their promise “to help other people.” While a Scout should do their best to help other people every day, a group service project is a bigger way to help people. While you’re giving service, you’re learning to work together with others to do something that’s good for your community. Service is often required for rank advancement and many merit badges. Service project opportunities must be pre-approved by the Scoutmaster before you begin. If you see Service Projects in the weekly E-Blast, on the Troop website or Facebook, approval has been granted. Working on an Eagle Project also counts for service.

To update our process for tracking service and to minimize risk due to COVID-19 or loss of paperwork, we ask Scouts to fill out the linked Service Registration form after completion of the service project day so that we can be sure to log this service for their Rank and Merit Badge requirements.