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    Troop Job Description Scoutmaster Train and guide boy leaders to run their Troop. Work with and through responsible adults to give Scouting to boys. Attend all Troop meetings or have a qualified adult substitute.

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    Troop Job Description Scoutmaster Train and guide boy leaders to run their Troop. Work with and through responsible adults to give Scouting to boys. Attend all Troop meetings or have a qualified adult substitute.

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    Troop Job Description Scoutmaster Train and guide boy leaders to run their Troop. Work with and through responsible adults to give Scouting to boys. Attend all Troop meetings or have a qualified adult substitute.

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    SCOUTMASTER CHAIRMAN SECRETARY (MEMBERSHIP))


    • Organize the Committee to see that all
    • Train and guide boy leaders to run their functions are delegated, coordinated, • Keep minutes of meetings and send
    • Provide a systematic recruiting plan for
    Troop. and completed. out Committee meeting notices.
    members and see that they are properly
    • Work with and through responsible • Maintain a close relationship with the • Handle publicity.
    registered.
    adults to give Scouting to boys. Chartered Organization Representaive • Prepare a family newsletter of Troop
    • Make it possible for each Scout to and the Scoutmaster. events and activities.
    • Meet regularly with the Patrol Leaders’ experience at least ten (10) days and • See that Troop leaders and Committee • Conduct the Troop resource survey.
    Council (PLC) for training and planning nights of camping each year. members have training opportunities. • Responsible for seeing that all
    of Troop activities. • Participate in Council and District • Interpret national and local Council members are registered with the
    • Attend all Troop meetings or have a Activities. policies to Troop. Scout Service Center.
    qualified adult substitute. • Work closely with Scoutmaster in • Plan for family night programs and
    • Take part in Webelos Scout graduation
    preparing Troop Committee meeting family activities.
    • Assist the Troop Chairman in planning ceremonies in Packs related to your agendas. • Plan the charter presentation
    the Troop Committee meeting agenda. Troop. • Call, preside, and promote attendance at program.
    • Attend Troop Committee Meetings monthly Troop Committee meetings and • Invite all Webelos Scout families to
    • Conduct or delegate Scoutmaster any special meetings that may be called. participate in appropriate Troop
    conferences for all rank advancements • Ensure Troop representation at monthly programs and arrange for welcome
    and youth personal development as Roundtables. of graduating Webelos.
    needed. • Secure top-notch, trained individuals for • Work to achieve Troop’s
    camp leadership. membership goal.
    • Encourage Scouts th attain First Class • Arrange for Charter review and
    rank in their first year and at least one recharter annually.

    Troop Job Description Troop Job Description Troop Job Description Troop Job Description
    ASSISTANTT SCOUTMASTER ASSISTANTT SCOUTMASTER ASSISTANTT SCOUTMASTER FRIENDS OF SCOUTING
    (PHYSICAL ARRANGEMENTS) (ACTIVITIES) (PATROL ADVISOR) ENROLLMENT CHAIRMAN
    • Serve as the Troop leader in the absence
    • Be responsible to the Scoutmaster for of the Scoutmaster. • Serve as Advisor for a Patrol. • Build organization to enroll
    Troop physical arrangements. • Be responsible to the Scoutmaster for • Serve as a resource for the Patrol. parents and Scouters in
    • Work with the Troop Quartermaster and program and activities of the Troop. Attend Patrol meetings regularly.
    • the Troop as a member of
    Troop Committee members • Work with the Assistant Senior Patrol Recruit others to assist.
    (outdoor/activities). Leader in administering Troop
    • Friends of Scouting.
    • Involve the resources of the Scout • Enroll as a member of
    • Arrange for use of Troop equipment by operations.
    families. Friends of Scouting.
    Webelos Den. • Work with Webelos Den Leader(s)
    • Support the Patrol Leader in • Attend kick-off meeting.
    • Be responsible for the care and neat related to the Troop.
    planning activities.
    appearance of all equipment. • Coordinate joint Webelos Den-Troop • Follow-up until all cards are
    • Be responsible for the health and safety activities. • Aid the Patrol Leader in leading
    accounted for.
    in all Troop affairs. • Assist in securing instructors for Webelos activities.
    • Give recognition to
    • Participate in training. activities badges and Boy Scout skills. • Report to Scoutmaster on Patrol
    needs. contributors.
    • Be responsible for Troop’s participation
    in District and Council actives. • Attend training courses and
    • Attend training courses and Roundtables. Roundtables .
    Troop Job Description Troop Job Description Troop Job Description Troop Job Description
    SERVICE/GOOD TURN TREASURER (FINANCE/RECORDS) OUT/DOOR ACTIVITIES ADVANCEMENT
    • Handle all Troop funds. Pay bills • Encourage Scouts to advance in
    • Stimulate community Good Turns and on recommendation of the • Supervise and help procure camp rank.
    service projects. Scoutmaster and authorization of equipment. • Arrange and conduct monthly Troop
    • Serve as Counselor for advancement the Troop Committee. • Work with Quartermaster on boards of review.
    service projects. • Maintain checking and savings inventory, storage, and proper • Conduct frequent courts of honor, at
    maintenance of Troop equipment. least quarterly.
    • Approve Eagle Scout service projects. accounts.
    • Help in securing permission to use • Develop and maintain a Merit Badge
    • Promote Service projects for • Train and supervise the Troop
    camping sites. Counselor list.
    chartered organizations. Scribe in record keeping.
    • Serve as transportation coordinator. • Make a prompt report on the correct
    • Oversee Scouting for Food & Clothing • Receive Troop income each week • Encourage monthly outdoor activities form to the Council Service Center
    Drive. from the Troop Scribe. or special activities. when a Troop board of review is
    • Keep adequate records in the • Promote the National Camping held. Secure badges and
    Troop/Team Record Book. Award. certificates.
    • Supervise the camp savings plan. • Promote, through family meetings, • Work with the Troop Scribe to
    • Report to the troop Committee at attendance at Troop campouts, maintain all Scout advancement
    each meeting. camporees, and summer camp to records.
    • Lead in the preparation of the reach the goal of one outing per • Work with the Troop librarian to build
    annual Troop budget. month. and maintain a Troop library of merit
    badge pamphlets.

    Troop Job Description


    CHAPLAIN
    • Provide a spiritual tone for Troop Reproduce and cut these apart and use them as you
    meetings and activities.
    • Give guidance to the Chaplain Aide. are recruiting adults to fill vacant positions in the Troop.
    • Promote regular participation of each
    member in the activities of the
    religious organization of his choice. These can also be useful in improving a current
    • Visit homes of Scouts in time of leaders effectiveness.
    sickness or need.
    • Give spiritual counseling service when
    needed or requested.
    • Encourage Boy Scouts to earn their
    appropriate religious emblems.
    • Provide opportunities for Boy Scouts
    to grow in their duty to God and their
    fellow Scouts.

    Program packets 2001

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