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 Three Rivers District 2022 Eagle Scouts Congratulations to the following scouts for attaining the Rank of Eagle! Cassidy Alexandra Fleming - Troop 692G Williston - BOR 06/07/2022 Cassidy is the first female Eagle Scout in Green Mountain Council! Rory Alastar Stein - Troop 658 Winooski - BOR 05/24/2022 Jonah William Delaney - Troop 658 Winooski - BOR 02/01/2022 Tullus Beaudoin Bergeron - Troop 624 Essex Junction - BOR 01/27/2022  Even with our current situation
plans are being made to go, "Down On The Farm" this summer in Colchester! NOTE: The early bird rate deadline has been extended to June 1st! For further details and to keep up to date please go to the web page for the Three Rivers Day Camp.  When: Saturday, March 7, 2020 Where: First Congregational Church Essex Junction, VT Time: 6:00 - 8:00 PM Every Three Rivers District volunteer is a star! Whether you’re a Cub Scout, Scout’s BSA, Venturing, or District Committee volunteer, you are invited to help us recognize the 2018 and 2019 recipients with the District Award of Merit : Austin Barber—2018 John Christiana—2018 Alison Hampson—2019 Gary Coryer—2019 Gathering 6:00 PM Dinner/dessert at 6:30 PM catered by Mimmo’s! Awards: 7:15 PM Conclude: 8:00 PM Want to help? E-Mail: Judy McCullen (jhmccullen@yahoo.com) Questions? Contact District Chair Ken Bell at 655-6258 or via email @ kjbell66@hotmail.com Please Register using this form: 
The University of Vermont's College of Engineering and Mathematics is partnering with the Green Mountain Council, Scouts BSA to offer Merit Badge opportunities for registered Scouts and Venturers (Not Cub Scouts), ages 11-17. When: February 15, 2020 Where: University of Vermont Campus Costs: $10 (Lunch Included). There is NO ON-SITE Registration Schedule: 11:30 - 12:00: Registration and Lunch at Kalkin 11:45 - 12:00: Walk to Perkins and Kalkin and Votey 12:00 - 4:30: Presentations in Perkins and Kalkin and Votey 4:30* Parents pickup at presentation location- Perkins, Kalkin Hall, Votey PARKING IS AVAILABLE AT VOTEY, WATERMAN VISITORS LOT, TRINITY AND JEFFORDS PARKING LOTS. Register on line here To Volunteer Click Here For MB Counselor Training Click Here General Instructions: 1. Each Scout MUST: a. Obtain a Scoutmaster SIGNED BLUE CARD. b. Pen and paper. c. Merit Badge book (read in advance) d. Proof of completion of pre-requisites. 2. Scouts must be in Field (Class A) Uniform. 3. Each Scout MUST understand that due to the limited time that all requirements may not be able to be completed during the session. Only the requirements that are met will be signed off.   Who: Scouts BSA scouts, Arrow of Light Cub Scouts and their leaders What: Scout olympics Camporee. Where: Mount Norris Scout Reservation When: September 27-29 How Much: $15 per participant Unit Leader Guide is linked below
 A gentle reminder to all Boy Scout units that effective January 1, 2017 all Scouts MUST use the new BSA Advancement requirements for all ranks. Unit leaders and unit committee members (Advancement Chairs, etc.), need to take the necessary steps to ensure each Scout is working off the the new requirements.
If the Scout does not want to purchase new books there is an insert available: http://www.scouting.org/filestore/boyscouts/pdf/524-012_BS_Requirements_WEB.pdf For information on specific ranks, see link below: http://www.scouting.org/filestore/pdf/2016BoyScoutRequirements_8.14.2015.pdf This is important information for everyone to know and follow. Please take the time to read through the information to ensure all Scouts have complied as they move up the ladder to Eagle. For more information or questions, contact the Council Service Center at 802-244-5189. SPECIAL EDITION: Learn How New Cub Scout Advancement Modifications Offer Greater Flexibility12/2/2016
This email is being sent from Mark Logemann in Membership Growth to all Regional/Area/ Council Key 3’s  Learn How New Cub Scout Advancement Modifications Offer Greater Flexibility The BSA announces modifications to Cub Scouting that make the program more flexible for busy parents, den leaders, and Cubmasters. As you may be aware, with one year of experience, feedback suggests that the new design of the Cub Scout program did successfully address many original concerns, but also indicates an opportunity for further modification. The fine-tuning reflects the BSA’s three-step approach to new programs: Launch. Learn. Modify. Some Den Leaders are having difficulty fitting all the Adventures required for advancement into their program year given their number of Den meetings. This is resulting in boys not advancing. After a thoughtful and deliberate review, the modifications are being implemented to address this concern. These modifications, approved today by the BSA’s Executive Committee, are designed to ensure that Adventure requirements are achievable by today’s Cub Scout dens within a program year and achievable by Cub Scouts from a wide range of backgrounds and socio-cultural experiences. Most modifications involve the number of requirements to be completed, reducing the mandate to a number achievable within the limited time available to many dens, while retaining rich program options that allow leaders to build strong programs adapted to local needs and situations. The transition will be seamless, with leaders choosing to use revised requirements as the den begins any new Adventure. Visit scouting.org/programupdates for more information or to review the entire program. The following "Bryan on Scouting" blog post will be the lead source for these changes. Similar communication will be going to every registered Tiger Leader, Den Leader, Webelos Leader and Cubmaster, as well as various other constituent groups like Commissioners, Training teams, and others but please forward/share this information with any group or via any communication system as you see fit. Please send all questions and comments to: communications@scouting.org |
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