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Elected by Troop
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Runs all troop meetings,
events, activities, and the annual program planning
conference. runs the Patrol Leader's Council meeting.
Appoints other troop junior leaders with the advice and
counsel of the Scoutmaster. Assigns duties ad
responsibilities to junior leaders. Assists the Scoutmaster
with Junior Leader Training. Must attend 85% of Troop
Activities.
RESOURCES: Senior Patrol Leader Handbook
Scout Silent drills
Silent Scout Signals
Outdoor Planning
Check List
Campfire Planner
Annual Planner
(doc)
Annual
Planner pdf
Troop Meeting Plan
(pdf)
Troop Meeting Plan
(doc)
Troop Meeting
Program Features
Volume 1
Aquatics, Athletics, Backpacking,
Boating/Canoeing, Business
Camping, Citizenship, Communications,
Cooking
Cultural Awareness, Emergency
Preparedness, Engineering
Troop Meeting
Program Features
Volume 2
Environment, First Aid, Fishing, Forestry,
Health Care, High Adventure, Hiking Special, Hobbies Sports,
Leadership, Mechanics, Nature, Orienteering
Troop Meeting
Program Features
Volume 3
Physical Fitness, Pioneering, Public
Service, Safety, Science
Shooting, Cooking, Tracking, Wilderness
Survival
Wildlife Management, Winter Camping
Program Resources -Games
Program Resources -Ceremonies
Program Resources -Forms
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Elected by Patrol Members |
Appoints the Assistant Patrol
Leader. Represents the patrol on the Patrol Leader's Council
Plans and steers patrol meetings. Helps Scouts advance. Acts
as the chief recruiter of new Scouts. Keeps patrol members
informed. Knows what his patrol members and other leaders
can do. Must attend 85% of Troop Activities.
Resources: Patrol Leader Handbook
Annual Planner (doc)
Patrol Meeting Plan (doc)
Patrol
Positions
Patrol Flag ideas1
Patrol Flag ideas2
Patrol Flag ideas3
Patrol Flag ideas4
Patrol Duty Roster
Outdoor Planning
Check List
Scout Silent drills
Silent Scout Signals
Program Resources -Games
Program Resources -Ceremonies
Program Resources -Forms
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Assigned by Patrol Leader |
Helps the Patrol Leader plan
and steer patrol meetings and activities. Helps the Patrol
Leader keep patrol members informed. Helps the patrol get
ready for all troop activities. Represents his patrol at
Patrol Leader's Council meetings when the Patrol Leader
cannot attend. Lends a hand controlling the patrol and
building patrol spirit.
Resources: Patrol Leader Handbook
Annual Planner (doc)
Patrol Meeting Plan (doc)
Patrol
Positions
Patrol Flag ideas1
Patrol Flag ideas2
Patrol Flag ideas3
Patrol Flag ideas4
Patrol Duty Roster
Outdoor Planning
Check List
Scout Silent drills
Silent Scout Signals
Program Resources -Games
Program Resources -Ceremonies
Program Resources -Forms
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Assigned by Senior Patrol Leader |
Helps the Senior Patrol
Leader lead meetings and activities. Runs the troop in the
absence of the Senior Patrol Leader. Helps train and
supervise the Troop Scribe, Quartermaster, Instructor,
Librarian, Historian, and Chaplain Aide. Serves as a member
of the Patrol Leader's Council.
Resources:
Senior Patrol Leader Handbook
Outdoor Planning
Check List
Scout Silent drills
Silent Scout Signals
Campfire Planner
Annual Planner
(doc)
Annual
Planner pdf
Troop Meeting Plan
(pdf)
Troop Meeting Plan
(doc)
Troop Meeting
Program Features
Volume 1
Aquatics, Athletics, Backpacking,
Boating/Canoeing, Business
Camping, Citizenship, Communications,
Cooking
Cultural Awareness, Emergency
Preparedness, Engineering
Troop Meeting
Program Features
Volume 2
Environment, First Aid, Fishing, Forestry,
Health Care, High Adventure, Hiking Special, Hobbies Sports,
Leadership, Mechanics, Nature, Orienteering
Troop Meeting
Program Features
Volume 3
Physical Fitness, Pioneering, Public
Service, Safety, Science
Shooting, Cooking, Tracking, Wilderness
Survival
Wildlife Management, Winter Camping
Program Resources -Games
Program Resources -Ceremonies
Program Resources -Forms
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Assigned by Ast. Senior Patrol Leader
Training |
Assists the Troop Chaplain
with religious services at troop activities. Tells Scouts
about the religious emblem program for their faith. Makes
sure religious holidays are considered during troop program
planning. Helps plan for religious observance in troop
activities.
Manual for Chaplain Aides and Chaplains
Grace-Meal-Blessings
Campout Services
trustworthy.pdf
loyal.pdf
helpful.pdf friendly.pdf
courteous.pdf
kind.pdf
obedient.pdf
cheerful.pdf
thrifty.pdf
brave.pdf clean.pdf
reverent.pdf
God and
Country Award Brochure
Program Resources -Ceremonies |
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Assigned by Ast. Senior Patrol Leader
Training |
Sets up and takes care of a
troop library. Keeps records of books and pamphlets owned by
the troop. Adds new or replacement items as needed. Keeps
books and pamphlets available for borrowing. Keeps a system
for checking books and pamphlets in and out. Follows up on
late returns. |
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Assigned by Ast. Senior Patrol Leader
Training |
Keeps records on patrol and
troop equipment. Makes sure equipment is in good working
condition. Issues equipment and makes sure it is returned in
good condition. Makes suggestions for new or replacement
items. Works with the Troop Committee member responsible for
equipment. Gets the US, troop, and patrol flags for meetings
and ceremonies and puts them away afterwards. |
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Assigned by Ast. Senior Patrol Leader
Training |
Attends and keeps a log of
Patrol Leaders' Council meetings. Records individual Scout
dues payments, permission slips, and activity fees. Records
individual Scout attendance and uniform inspections. Works
with the Troop Committee members responsible for records and
finance.
Form for PLC minutes |
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Assigned by Ast. Senior
Patrol Leader
Training |
Gathers pictures and facts
about past troop activities and keeps them in a historical
file or scrapbook. Takes care of troop trophies, ribbons,
and souvenirs of troop activities. Keeps information about
former members of the troop. |
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Assigned by Ast. Senior Patrol Leader
Training |
Represents the Troop at OA
Lodge and Chapter meetings. Assists in setting up Troop OA
elections and encouraging Ordeal candidates to attend
Ordeal. Encouraging Troop participation in OA activities and
for Ordeal members sealing their Brotherhood.
Ensures that OA Business
is NOT discussed with non-members except to explain the
purpose. Other matters go before the Scoutmaster The Order of the Arrow, recognizing the attractiveness of the
unknown, utilizes the form of mystery to enhance the quality of
the program for the candidates. Early disclosure in most
all cases lessens the value of the experience for the Scout. |
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Assigned by Ast. Senior
Patrol Leader
Training |
Acts as the Troop morale
officer. Responsible for bringing the Troop to assemble at
Troop meetings, Courts of Honors and Campouts using bugle
calls. Helps the Senior Patrol Leader bring the Troop to
order at meetings and assemblies.
Program Resources -Ceremonies |
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Assigned by Scoutmaster
Training |
Knows the purposes of Cub
Scouting. Helps Cub Scouts advance through Cub Scout ranks.
Encourages Cub Scouts to join a Boy Scout troop upon
graduation. Assists with activities in the den meetings. Is
a friend to the boys in the den. Helps out at weekly den
meetings and monthly pack meetings. Meets with adult members
of the den, pack, and troop as necessary. |
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Assigned by Scoutmaster
Training |
Introduces new Scouts to
troop operations. Guides new Scouts through early Scouting
activities. Shields new Scouts from harassment by older
Scouts. Helps new Scouts earn First Class in their first
year. Teaches basic Scout skills. Coaches the patrol leader
of the new Scout patrol on his duties. Works with the patrol
leader at Patrol Leaders' Council meetings. Attends Patrol
Leaders' Council meetings with the patrol leader of the new
Scout patrol. Assists the Assistant Scoutmaster with
training. Counsels individual Scouts on Scouting challenges.
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Assigned by Scoutmaster
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Teaches basic Scouting skills
in troop and patrols.
Providing specialized training is typical for this
leadership position. |
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Assigned by Scoutmaster |
Functions as an Assistant
Scoutmaster. Performs duties as assigned by the Scoutmaster.
Leadership
Equipment
High Adventure
Scoutmaster Chef
Patrol Advisor |
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Assigned by Ast. Senior
Patrol Leader
New for 2010 |
Supports the online communication needs of the Troop
Responsible for website design, content, and privacy
Presents to adult what is to be posted; an adult oversees
publishing
Conducts Internet Safety Class |
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Assigned by Ast. Senior
Patrol Leader
New for 2010 |
Responsibilities:
Earn the Leave No Trace Award
Promote the Leave No Trace Award and the
William T. Hornaday Awards
Conducts LNT (Leave No Trace) Awareness
Training
Reviews Troop activity plans for LNT, Conducts Outing
Inspections
Resources
http://www.lnt.org
Teaching LNT
http://outdoorethics-bsa.org/index.htm
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BSA Lifeguard
For those who meet the requirements |
By completion of CPR, First Aid, a
week intensive course in water safety instruction,
lifesaving skills, and by demonstrating the highest
performance standards under the direction of a Nationally
certified BSA Aquatics Director, a BSA lifeguard helps
ensure a Troop can conduct safe aquatics activities.
Teaches Safety Afloat and Safe Swim Defense to the troop. |
