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Youth Leaders
Troop
110 is a boy-run troop and operates by the Patrol Method. The
Patrol Leader’s Council (PLC), with oversight from the Scoutmaster,
Assistant Scoutmasters and Troop Committee; plan and implement the
troop’s activities. This includes our weekly troop meetings,
camping trips, annual summer camp and special events.
An outline of our youth leadership positions can be found in the
Troop 110 Scout Leadership Positions Guide.
Adult Leaders
All
of our adult leaders are
trained in Scouting policies, training skills and safety. Our training is kept up-to-date in numerous areas including: Climb On Safely, CPR, Hazardous Weather, Safe Swim Defense, Safety Afloat, Youth Protection and more. All training meets or exceeds the BSA requirements for individual positions
and for our outings.
Additionally our Scoutmaster completed Wood Badge training in 2008.
Parent Involvement
Troop
110 enjoys strong parental involvement. In addition to our adult leadership
and Troop Committee positions, we have many parents who utilize their real-life experience and become merit badge counselors or who help with
special projects.
Troop Committee
The committee meets monthly to discuss ongoing troop issues and to
ensure the troop’s safety and success. The
success of the troop is dependent upon every parent taking an active
role, no matter how big or small.
Scout Training
Our
troop presents an annual Troop Leader Training and Planning
Conference for all current and potential youth leaders. In addition,
we provide an opportunity for the scouts to participate in the North
Florida Council’s annual training conference - The University of Scouting.
