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April is Youth Protection Month. Here are some great resources for your Pack, Troop or Crew:
What Makes a Leader Trained? Cub Scout Leaders are considered trained when they have completed This is Scouting (replaces New Leader Essentials) and the Cub Scout Leader Specific training for their position. Scoutmasters and Assistant Scoutmasters are considered trained when they have completed This is Scouting (replaces New Leader Essentials), Scoutmaster and Assistant Scoutmaster Leader Specific Training, and Introduction to Outdoor Leader Skills. Troop Committee Members are considered trained when they have completed This is Scouting (replaces New Leader Essentials) and the Troop Committee Challenge as their Leader Specific training. Venturing Crew Advisors, Assistant Advisors, and Crew Committee Members are considered trained when they have completed This is Scouting (replaces New Leader Essentials) and Venturing Leader Specific Training. When you have completed the above sets of courses for your scouting position, you may display the “TRAINED” patch on your uniform for that position. If you change your position, you must complete training for the new position to keep displaying the “TRAINED” patch.
Upcoming Training Sessions
Online Trainings and Resources
Woodbadge (For more information on the next Woodbadge course in our area click here.)
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Living the Values 
Bringing the Vision to Life 
Models for Success 
Tools of the Trade 
Leading to Make a Difference
View Scouting globally, as a family of interrelated, value-based programs that provide age-appropriate activities for youth. 
Recognize the contemporary leadership concepts utilized in corporate America and leading government organizations that are relevant or our value-based movement. 
Apply the skills you learn as a member of a high-performance team. 
Revitalize your commitment by sharing in an overall inspirational experience. 
Provide Scouting with the leadership it needs to accomplish its on-going mission.