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T453 CM & Meetings

~~ last updated: 10/20/04 ~~

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Scout Master


ASM


CM Chair


CM


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T453 Committee Meetings

CM Meeting Minutes - yahoo group login required

T453 Committe Meeting - 2nd Wed, 7:30pm at Miller Jr. High School
* Activity/meeting may change for further notice.


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Troop Committee

Our Troop committee is made up of parents who help run and manage the back stage tasks to ensure the troop a healthy and smooth sail through the year's activities

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Scoutmaster (SM)

The Scoutmaster is the adult leader responsible for the image and program of the troop. The Scoutmaster and his assistant Scoutmasters work directly with the Scouts. The importance of the Scoutmaster's job is reflected in the fact that the quality of his guidance will affect every youth and adult involved in the troop. The Scoutmaster can be male or female, but must be at least 21 years old. The Scoutmaster is appointed by the head of the chartered organization.

The Scoutmaster's duties include:

  • General
  • Meetings
  • Guidance
  • Activities
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    Assistant Scoutmasters (ASM)

    To fulfill his obligation to the troop, the Scoutmaster, with the assistance of the troop committee, recruits assistant Scoutmasters to help operate the troop. Each assistant Scoutmaster is assigned specific program duties and reports to the Scoutmaster. They also provide the required two-deep leadership standards set by the Boy Scouts of America (there must be at least two adults present at any Boy Scout activity). An assistant Scoutmaster may be 18 years old, but at least one in each troop should be 21 or older, so he or she can serve in the Scoutmaster's absence.

    Types of assistant Scoutmasters include:

  • Assistant Scoutmaster - New Scouts
  • Assistant Scoutmaster - Venture

    A troop should recruit as many assistant Scoutmasters as possible. It has been found that many successful troops have three or more.

    Meeting & agenda advisor

    They work with Senior Patrol Leader (SPL) on Troop Meeting execution.

    Weekend activities advisor

    They work with SPL, Outdoor Activities Chair, and Service Chair

    Merit Badge Counselor Recruitment


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    Committee Chairperson


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    Advancement Subcommittee

    The Advancement Subcommittee is responsible for the quarterly Board of Review (BOR) and maintaining Scouts' advancement records. Members of this subcommittee share the following responsibilities.


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    Camping Subcommittee

    The Camping subcommittee is responsible for monthly camping trip site reservation. The committee members take turn to lead the monthly camping trip preparation.

    The responsibilities are:


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    Event Subcommittee

    The Event Subcommittee is responsible for organizing quarterly Court of Honor, Year-end party, and various internal/external events. The members of this Subcommittee share the following responsibilities:


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    Finance Subcommittee

    The Finance Subcommittee is responsible for all accounting and finance functions of the Troop. Members in this subcommittee will share the following responsibilities:


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    Membership Subcommittee

    The Membership Subcommittee is responsible for all membership registration for Adults and Parents in the Troop. Members in this subcommittee will share the following responsibilities:


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    Website Subcommittee

    The Website sub-committee is responsible for developing and maintaining the Troop’s website: www.angelfire.com/folk/bsat453

    Troop website is to be updated at least once a month.
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    Badge/Patch Subcommittee

    The Badge/Patch subcommittee is responsible for the following functions:


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    Troop Records Coordinator


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    Public Relations Subcommittee



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