This program is offered to current and prospective Cub Scout families and any siblings or other adult partners that want to experience the outdoors with their Cub Scout. Troop 48 will be helping with an Obstacle course
$30 per youth for the weekend. Includes Saturday Lunch and Dinner plus event patch. Please plan to provide breakfast for your family on both days.
$15 for Adults and siblings. (Includes Saturday Lunch and Dinner)
Friday: 6:00 – 8:00 p.m. – Arrival and Check-in. Campsite and cabin assignments will be made in advance and available upon check-in. Packs will stay at the same campsite as space allows, and reasonable accommodations will be available for those who use a c-pap machine.
Saturday: Program begins at 9 a.m. – Detailed schedule distributed at check-in. Families are welcome to come for just the day.
Sunday Morning: Check out. Registration closes at 12:00 (noon) on Monday, October 17. We will need to have our Team of volunteers set by Oct. 11,22
The Blessings Box pantry is running low. We request every scout to please bring 1 or 2 non-perishable food items if possible to our next meeting(s) with 81 scouts on our registration, this could refill our pantry. Thank you!
August Patrol Monthly Duty Rotation:
Ceremonies:~Fox
Food Box:~Flaming Arrow
Game Guides: ~Wolf
PLC Host:~Eagle * 6:30pm arrival
Service: ~ Phoenix
West Bank: ~Panther * Use rakes and spread mulch to fill in holes in Children’s Play
Patrol: please do jobs That are assigned, it’s your responsibility!
August:
16th PLC 6:30 and Visitors from Pack 348- each patrol needs to be prepared to share a skill!
Please have your Road Race display!!!!
We will be helping with advancement needs: -Describe how the Scouts in the troop provide its leadership.
-Describe the four steps of Scouts BSA advancement.
•Leadership corps:
-Describe ranks in Scouting and how they earn merit badges.
-Describe what merit badges are and how they are earned.
Provide – some interesting fun activities
•Panther: Knife Demo
•Eagle: First aid Demo
•Flaming Arrow: Demo lashings.
•Wolf: Trips and how a Patrol works
•Phoenix: Camping Display.
•Fox: knots and rope Whipping and fusing proper rope care
Get signed up for August 23 Grayson Highlands :
Trip Plan: The trip consists of 2 parts: (A) Backpacking Trip This should NOT be your first backpacking trip without consideration. (~ 9 miles) from the Visitor Center parking lot at Massie Gap to the “Scales” area via part of the Appalachian Trail and the Wilson Creek Trail. Camping will be west of Third Peak. An excellent spring is about 200 yards south of the ridge/woods camping area. Trails are rated “moderate difficulty.” Meals will be prepared by patrols from their pre-planned menus. May use wood cooking fires and/or backpacking stoves. The trail route back is via the “Scales” and Big Wilson Creek Trail to the Grayson Highlands Campground.
(B) Truck-in Camping in the Grayson Highlands State Park Campground. Day hikes (Masse Gap & The Little Pinnacle) and blueberry picking are special activities available.
Great effort will go to hold Troop 48 Style campfires (if weather permits). Patrols should be prepared with stories, jokes, and songs to share. Troop 48 church services are planned for Sunday. Vehicle shuttles will be used between the Campground, Massie Gap, and
SAVE THE DATE:
Multiple different service opportunities are available. Info on t48.org We need you to help
Having help from at least 2 from each patrol would be amazing, helping with handing out snacks, directions, and fellowship for those waiting.
•The Meet the Mountains festival is August 19-20 in Johnson City. Meet the Mountains is an outdoor festival with all of the outdoor groups represented. See Julie Keeton for more information
•Haunted woods adventure:
When: Saturday, Oct 29, 1-5 PM
What: Not So Scary Woods for kids
Why: Fundraiser for the Unicoi County Animal Shelter
Where: 3460 Hwy 75 (just past Boone Dam)Need: 5-7 scouts to help take candy to different locations through the woods and distribute candy to kids. If Raining: Sunday, October 30, 1-5 pm,
See Jerry Browning or Julieann White for more information
Meeting planning:
August 23 Grayson Highlands meal planning
August 30th Cooking Demo
September:
6 Zoo Trip plan/Cook-off Plan
13 cookoff /Chopped version
20 Virgin Fall Trip Plan
27 Game Night
Planning Save the Date 2023 planning !!! Save the date
July 19 – July 28, 2023, at the Summit Bechtel Reserve. Registration opened on March 27 and online registration can be completed at https://jamboree.scouting.org/.
Machu Picchu June 2023! A ton of information on t48.org
Congratulations on everyone’s amazing achievements recognized at the last COH if you were not in attendance please see Mr.Hasler to pick up patches, merit badges and recognitions.
Court of honor Tuesday, August 9, 2022 class an event
Reminder: 2022 Dick Tracy Rock,
Don’t forget a mess kit, water bottles towels, and a rain jacket
Friday crew> Aug 5 at 5:00 PM – CHPC
14 and first class you will need cash to pay Langley and your patrol food buyer and will need a bag dinner.
Saturday crew> Aug 6 at 8:00 AM -CHPC you need to bring cash to pay your patrol food buyer and have a bag of lunch
All in attendance > Sunday, Aug 7 Return CHPC ( make sure all scouts have a contact for early returns due to weather)
Same day Sunday fun 6:30 PM all welcome for CHPC Ice cream Social @ Kingsport Aquatics Center, 1820 Meadowview Pkwy, Kingsport, TN, 37660, United States Sunday
The Blessings Box pantry is running low. We request every scout to please bring 1 or 2 non-perishable food items if possible to our next meeting(s) with 81 scouts on our registration, this could refill our pantry. Thank you!
August Patrol Monthly Duty Rotation:
Ceremonies:~Fox
Food Box:~Flaming Arrow
Game Guides: ~Wolf
PLC Host:~Eagle * 6:30pm arrival
Service: ~ Phoenix
West Bank: ~Panther * Use rakes and spread mulch to fill in holes in Children’s Play
Patrol: please do jobs That are assigned, it’s your responsibility!
August:
16th PLC 6:30 and Visitors from Pack 348- each patrol needs to be prepared to share a skill!
we will be helping with advancement needs: -Describe how the Scouts in the troop provide its leadership.
-Describe the four steps of Scouts BSA advancement.
-Describe ranks in Scouting and how they are earned.
-Describe what merit badges are and how they are earned.
Provide – some interesting fun activities
23 Grayson Highlands Trip Plan
30 Cooking MB ( cooking demo)
SAVE THE DATE:
Multiple different service opportunities are available. Info on t48.org
•August 12-14 OA ordeal CDC
•August 21 Marsh blood drive Date/Time
Date(s) – 08/21/2022
1:00 pm – 4:00 pm
Location
Colonial Heights Presbyterian Church
What: Blood Drive assistance
Having help from at least 2 from each patrol would be amazing, helping with handing out snacks, directions, and fellowship for those waiting.
August 27-28 Grayson Highlands backpacking or truck in
•The Meet the Mountains festival is August 19-20 in Johnson City. Meet the Mountains is an outdoor festival with all of the outdoor groups represented. See Julie Keeton for more information
•Haunted woods adventure:
When: Saturday, Oct 29, 1-5 PM
What: Not So Scary Woods for kids
Why: Fundraiser for the Unicoi County Animal Shelter
Where: 3460 Hwy 75 (just past Boone Dam)
Need: 5-7 scouts to help take candy to different locations through the woods and distribute candy to kids.
If it Rains: Sunday, October 30, 1-5 PM.
See Jerry Browning or Julieann White for more information
Planning Save the Date 2023 planning !!! Save the date
July 19 – July 28, 2023, at the Summit Bechtel Reserve. Registration opened on March 27 and online registration can be completed at https://jamboree.scouting.org/.
Machu Picchu June 2023! A ton of information on t48.org
We would like to congratulate and recognize Troop 48’s NATIONAL AIA Dance CHAMPION!!! Tristan Fox and Grayson Hoffman T48’s COH Eagle and all the Scouts will be recognized with many merit badges and special awards!!!
TROOP 48 BSAPATROL MEETING CHECKLIST Tuesday, August 2,2022
Machu Picchu trip presentation If you are an experienced hiker with interest please attend with your adult partner. High adventure age for Scouts 14 or older by June of 2023
DTR: Friday night crew meal planning
See your patrol scribe:
Summer Camp incomplete Merit Badges information was made available -July 5th scribes plan on mailing out any paperwork not picked up.
The Blessings Box pantry is running low. We request every scout to please bring 1 or 2 non-perishable food items if possible to our next meeting’(s) with 81 scouts on our registration, this could refill our pantry. Thank you
August Patrol Monthly Duty Rotation:
Ceremonies:~Fox
Food Box:~Flaming Arrow
Game Guides: ~Wolf
PLC Host:~Eagle * 6:30pm arrival
Service: ~ Phoenix
West Bank: ~Panther * Use rakes and spread mulch to fill in holes in Children’s Play
Patrol: please do jobs That are assigned, it’s your responsibility!
Patrol checklist:
1. Take attendance. Add trips, churches, service hours, etc. for meetings missed.
2. Turn in Wilderness Road Race!!!
The photos and the information can be sent by phone text, email , printed ANY WAY your patrol would like to share (just show us your fun day )
3. Service Opportunities: Warriors Path State Park Conservation (Q3) August 20,2022
4. Sign up:
Dick Tracy Rock, Friday, Aug 5 at 5:00 PM – Sunday, Aug 7 at 6:00 PM
5. Knoxville Zoo and Navitat Canopy Adventure. The trip is Saturday September 10, BUT we need you to sign up now!!!
6. Upcoming planning: patrol jobs change and upcoming trips
August:
2 advancement opportunity, Machu Pichu
9 COH
16 Visitors Pack 348- we will be helping with advancement needs: -Describe how the Scouts in the troop provide its leadership.
-Describe the four steps of Scouts BSA advancement.
-Describe ranks in Scouting and how they are earned.
-Describe what merit badges are and how they are earned.
Provide – some interest fun activities
23 Grayson Highlands Trip Plan
30 Cooking MB ( cooking demo)
SAVE THE DATE:
DTR August 5! For 14 year olds and first class scouts there will be a special night on the island. DTR 6-7 is for the whole Troop
CHPC ice cream social: August 7th ALL ARE WELCOME / RALLY DAY
/ AUGUST SPLASH DOWN
AUGUST 7| 6:30-8:30PM
KINGSPORT AQUATIC CENTER
ICE CREAM, SNACKS, CORN HOLE, GAMES, AND MORE!
August 12-14 OA ordeal
August 21 Marsh blood drive Date/Time
Date(s) – 08/21/2022
1:00 pm – 4:00 pm
Location
Colonial Heights Presbyterian Church
What: Blood Drive assistance
Having help from at least 2 from each patrol would be amazing, helping with handing out snacks, directions and fellowship for those waiting.
August 27-28 Grayson Highlands backpacking or truck in
Advance planning Save the Date 2023 planning !!!Save the date
July 19 – July 28, 2023 at the Summit Bechtel Reserve. Registration opened on March 27 and online registration can be completed at https://jamboree.scouting.org/ . Online registration and an initial payment must be completed before July 31, 2022 to avoid a late fee.
Back to school:
It’s been a fun summer, but now it is time to meet old school friends and learn new things! Back to school can seem a little scary, but it means you are growing up and becoming even more awesome!Wishing you a wonderful new school year!
TROOP 48 BSAPATROL MEETING CHECKLIST Tuesday, July 26, 2022
Court of honor cut off!!!
July 26 Canoe Talk/Demo Packing for DTR, DTR meal Planning
See your patrol scribe:
Summer Camp incomplete Merit Badges information was made available -on July 5th
The Blessings Box pantry is running low. We request every scout to please bring 1 or 2 non-perishable food items if possible to our next meeting(s) “with 81 scouts on our registration this could refill our pantry. Thank you “
July Patrol Monthly Duty Rotation:
Note ~plan for August ~chang
Ceremonies: Flaming Arrow ~Fox
Food Box: Wolf ~Flaming Arrow
Game Guides: Eagle ~Wolf
PLC Host: Phoenix ~Eagle
* 6:30pm arrival
Service: Panther ~ Phoenix
West Bank: Fox ~Panther * Use rakes and spread mulch to fill in holes in Children’s Play
Patrol: please do jobs That are assigned, it’s your responsibility!
Patrol checklist:
1. Take attendance. Add trips, churches, service hours, etc. for meetings missed.
2. Plan your Wilderness Road Race!!!
The photos and the information can be sent by phone text, email, or printed ANY WAY your patrol would like to share (just show us your fun day )
3. Service Opportunities: Warriors Path State Park Conservation (Q3) August 20, 2022
4. Sign up:
Dick Tracy Rock, Friday, Aug 5 at 5:00 PM – Sunday, Aug 7 at 6:00 PM
5. Knoxville Zoo and Navitat Canopy Adventure. The trip is Saturday, September 10, BUT we need you to sign up now!!!
6. Upcoming planning: patrol jobs change and upcoming trips
August:
2 first-year, advancement opportunity
Machu Picchu trip presentation If you are an experienced hiker with interest please attend with your adult partner.
9 COH
16 Visitors Pack 348- we will be helping with advancement needs: -Describe how the Scouts in the troop provide its leadership.
-Describe the four steps of Scouts BSA advancement.
-Describe ranks in Scouting and how they are earned.
-Describe what merit badges are and how they are earned.
Provide – some interesting fun activities
23 Grayson Highlands Trip Plan
30 Cooking MB ( cooking demo)
2022 Mission Possible/UPDATE: this event has been canceled
A “Great Reset” has happened…
Following feedback on the Mission Possible rollout, the 2022 Mission Possible Rubric has been decommissioned in favor of a more favorable outcome for the patrols, parents, and adult leaders. For the easy-to-follow explanation and guidance: Click (HERE)
SAVE THE DATE:
DTR August 5! For 14-year-olds and first-class scouts, there will be a special night on the island. DTR 6-7 is for the whole Troop
August 12-14 OA ordeal
August 21 Marsh blood drive Date/Time
Date(s) – 08/21/2022
1:00 pm – 4:00 pm
Location
Colonial Heights Presbyterian Church
What: Blood Drive assistance
Having help from at least 2 from each patrol would be amazing, helping with handing out snacks, directions, and fellowship for those waiting.
August 27-28 Grayson Highlands backpacking or truck in
Planning Save the Date 2023 planning !!! Save the date
July 19 – July 28, 2023, at the Summit Bechtel Reserve. Registration opened on March 27 and online registration can be completed at https://jamboree.scouting.org/. Online registration and initial payment must be completed before July 31, 2022, to avoid a late fee.
TROOP 48 BSA — TRIP INFORMATION For CDC summer camp: 2022 Summer Camp, Cherokee Lake, Camp Davy Crockett
Arrive @ Church @ 9:00 AM 6/19/22 or CDC (After)10:30 AM
Return to CHPC @ approx. 11:30 AM, 6/26/22
DO NOT FORGET A BAG LUNCH FOR SUNDAY!
Hopefully, everyone is already packed! But the packing list and information are in this link. Remember to bring extra healthy snacks to share !!! Pack a lunch for Saturday too and all other meals will be served at camp.
West Bank: Flaming Arrow * Use rakes and spread mulch to fill in holes in Children’s Play
Patrol jobs: please do jobs That are assigned, it’s your responsibility!
Patrol checklist:
Our Newest Scouts who are still visiting patrols: We invite you to visit with a patrol you have not visited yet. ( please let Leadership know your selection of patrol )
1. Take attendance. Add trips, churches, service hours, etc. for meetings missed.
2. Counsel and sign off advancement. Update Scout books for advancements.
3. Call patrol members who are not present. Discuss possible new Scouts for patrol.
4. Note: In the Coffee Shop area,
Mr. Hasler; Handle book checks. Encourage attendance:
NYLT First class scouts looking for leadership training opportunities Camp Davy Crockett Monday 07-04-2022 to Friday 07-08-2022 5:00 PM ET
Don’t delay! All the spots are almost full !!!
5. Plan your Wilderness Road Race !!!
6. Service Opportunities:
Please let’s have at least 2 from each patrol!!! Crazy 8 Barking Lot and Medal’s handout we need representatives from every patrol please Crazy 8 barking lot and Metal handout The Almost Crazy 3K Run/Walk starts at 7:58 pm, and the Crazy 8s 8K Run starts at 8:58 pm. HMG, Martin Dentistry & the Barking Lot should be set up and ready to go by 7:30 pm. All others should be set up and ready by 8:30 pm. We are expecting about 1000 in the 3K and 5000 in the 8K.
In addition to the Little 8 component, we have been asked to fill a great need with the Medals following the 8K. We will need a lot of volunteers.
See Chris Garrett for information on the Crazy 8 run !!!
7. Tuesday, June 24 will be a fun reach out to a friend!
Kickball at the high school This weekly meeting notice will be updated if our sponsoring organization modifies our rules for use of the facility. Until then, continue the current practice of the entire Troop 48 assembling in the gym via the back door by 7 pm sharp for a brief opening ceremony and announcements. We will then move to the old South high school for a kickball game !!
Important Planning:
It is Time to sign up for the Knoxville Zoo and Navitat Canopy Adventure. The trip is Saturday, September 10, BUT we need you to Sign up now!!! Knoxville Zoo and Nature Center scouting experiences Fun !!! zoo merit badge class, zoo observations, and Navitat canopy adventure.
Service:
Service hours: Hope Helps: Go to T48.org for details, or see Nell Harr First Saturday of every month!
Save the Date !!!!Save the date !!!!
July 19 – July 28, 2023, at the Summit Bechtel Reserve. Registration opened on March 27 and online registration can be completed at https://jamboree.scouting.org/. Online registration and initial payment must be completed before July 31, 2022, to avoid a late fee.
Extra stuff: This event will not have Troop Leadership, it is Not Troop sponsored!!!
Specialty Week is perfect for you! Specialty week is July 5-8. You can choose to focus on Shooting Sports, S.T.E.M., Aquatics, Ecology and Conservation, Frontier Camp, or BSA Lifeguard training. When you add Specialty week to your summer experience, you save $100 on registration. Register by June 14th to save another $25 with the early bird discount!
The trip sheet is now available Carden’s Bluff (Truck-In) Swimming Adventure, Friday, Jul 8 at 5:00 PM Sunday, Jul 10 at 12:00 PM
Save the date :
Dick Tracy Rock, Friday, Aug 5 at 5:00 PM –
Sunday, Aug 7 at 6:00 PM
Marsh blood drive Aug 21 at 1:00 Chpc
We will have a tent -please help
July 16 2022 Crazy 8 Medal assembly and a barking lot!!!
Upcoming May planning:
June-
21 Summer Camp / Personal Scout Skill Development
28 Kickball at the high school
We have guests coming to Troop 48
They are from Germantown TN and are going to Washington DC and back to Germantown TN., we will be offering them a place to stay for the evening at CHPC. – They will be coming around 8:30 pm on July 14th and then around the same time on the 20th it is around 20 scouts. We would like to have some snacks out for them as well as have our Troop flag on display etc. Please see Julie Keeton if you would like to help or bring snacks.
Save the date: July 14 and the 20th at 8:30 pm.
Local Fun-Marty Silver
Warriors’ Path State Park
A great week for outdoor discovery and outdoor fun at Warriors’ Path State Park! During the week of June 20-26, your family can enjoy day hikes, night hikes, crafts, wildlife demonstrations, local traditions, and much more. And it’s all FREE! Find information on T48.org
Summer camp prep for new scouts this is any scouts in attendance for the first time at CDC
All other scouts :
Sullivan County police department and county school system.
Mrs. Melissa young.
She is working to call attendance to a fantastic free program offered to help bring awareness to the community youth leadership about the dangers of local substance abuse.
This is for all older scouts but with a short follow up this will help cover This is Second Class requirement 7c: Participate in a school, community, or troop program on the dangers of using drugs, alcohol, and tobacco, and other practices that could be harmful to your health. Discuss your participation in the program with your family, and explain the dangers of substance addictions.
Mr. Young will share information about TNSTRONG Youth Summit
June 5-7, 2022
( not Troop sponsored)
Chattanooga Conference Convention Center. Over the course of this three-day conference, you will have the opportunity to hear from leading tobacco prevention experts as well as network with like-minded peers from across the state. Our goal is that you depart feeling fueled and equipped to reach peers and adults in the continuing effort to protect people from the harmful effects of tobacco use.
Patrol checklist:
Our Newest Scouts who are still visiting patrols: We invite you to visit with a patrol you have not visited yet. ( please let Leadership know your selection of patrol )
1. Take attendance. Add trips, churches, service hours, etc. for meetings missed.
2. Counsel and sign off advancement. Update Scout books for advancements
3. Call patrol members who are not present. Discuss possible new Scouts for patrol.
4. Confirm CDC summer camp classes – Add your initials that you approved classes for Summer Camp!!! Please take care of Medical forms and payments MANDATORY BOOK CHECKS FOR ALL SCOUTS GOING TO SUMMER CAMP!
5.Note: In the Coffee Shop area,
Mr. Hasler is out for the night
Mr. Allen; Handle book checks plus will be available to get paperwork for SMC or BOR
Mr. Browning will be available for training on T48.org booking and registrations for upcoming events.
6. Encourage attendance:
NYLT First class scouts looking for leadership training opportunities Camp Davy Crockett Monday 07-04-2022 toFriday 07-08-2022 5:00 PM ET
Don’t delay! All the spots are almost full !!!
7. Crazy 8 Barking Lot and Medals handout we need representatives from every patrol please
Important Planning:
It is Time to sign up for the Knoxville Zoo and Navitat Canopy Adventure. The trip is Saturday September 10 BUT we need you to Sign up now!!! Knoxville Zoo and Nature Center scouting experiences Fun !!! zoo merit badge class, zoo observations, and Navitat canopy adventure
The Sequoyah Council Scouting Now has a waitlist for Citizenship in Society Merit Badge Workshop!!!!
Service:
Service hours: Hope Helps : Go to T48.org for details,or see Nell Harr First Saturday of every month !
Crazy 8 barking lot and Metal handout The Almost Crazy 3K Run/Walk starts at 7:58 pm, and the Crazy 8s 8K Run starts at 8:58pm. HMG, Martin Dentistry & the Barking Lot should be set up and ready to go by 7:30pm. All others should be set up and ready by 8:30pm. We are expecting about 1000 in the 3K and 5000 in the 8K.
In addition to the Little 8 component, we have been asked to fill a great need with the Medals following the 8K. We will need a lot of volunteers.
Save the Date !!!!Save the date !!!!
July 19 – July 28, 2023 at the Summit Bechtel Reserve. Registration opened on March 27 and online registration can be completed at https://jamboree.scouting.org/ . Online registration and an initial payment must be completed before July 31, 2022 to avoid a late fee.
Extra stuff : This event will not have Troop Leadership, it is Not Troop sponsored!!!
Specialty Week is perfect for you! Specialty week is July 5-8. You can choose to focus on Shooting Sports, S.T.E.M., Aquatics, Ecology and Conservation, Frontier Camp, or BSA Lifeguard training. When you add Specialty week to your summer experience, you save $100 on registration. Register by June 14th to save another $25 with the early bird discount!
Clarification!!! Announcement about the opening ceremony.
From a 2006 BSA Scouting magazine article: My question regards protocol during flag ceremonies: Should a Scout use the Scout salute while in a Class B uniform or place his right hand over his heart? First, when referring to uniforms, Class A and Class B are military terms that are not used in the BSA. The correct Scouting terms for the two versions of the uniform are “official uniform” and “activity uniform.” Although less formal, the activity uniform is still considered an official uniform, and therefore it is appropriate for boys to use the Scout salute while wearing it during a flag ceremony.
PLC 6:30 All New Patrol Leadership representatives should be in attendance for quick job introduction.
Patrol checklist:
1. Take attendance. Add trips, churches, service hours, etc. for meetings missed.
2. Counsel and sign off advancement. Update Scout books for advancements
3. Call patrol members who are not present. Discuss possible new Scouts for patrol.
4. Confirm CDC summer camp classes –joining a wait list is an option too
5.Summer Camp!!! Please take care of
Medical forms and payments
*6. Note: In the Coffee Shop area,
Mr. Hasler; summer camp plus book checks for Fox patrol. He will be available, Answering questions.
Mr. Allen; Handle book checks all other patrols plus be available for training on T48.org booking registrations for upcoming events.
This Tuesday is our internal deadline for being fully paid for summer camp!!!!
MANDATORY BOOK CHECKS FOR ALL SCOUTS GOING TO SUMMER CAMP!
All scouts attending camp must double-check and review that they have classes, cabins, and have made payment arrangements.
7. Prepare for capture the flag you will need your flag, cheers, and team plan ( No tackling pushing or hitting- this is a low-contact event)
Our Newest Scouts who are still visiting patrols: We invite you to visit with a patrol you have not visited yet. ( please let Leadership know your selection of patrol )
8. NYLT First class scouts looking for leadership training opportunities Camp Davy Crockett Monday 07-04-2022 toFriday 07-08-2022 5:00 PM ET
Don’t delay! All spots are almost full !!!
9. Time to sign up 2022 Knoxville Zoo and Navitat Canopy AdventureSaturday September 10Sign up now Knoxville Zoo and Nature Center scouting experiences Fun !!! zoo merit badge class, zoo observations, and Navitat canopy adventure
Life scouts Important Get Registered:
Sequoyah Council Scouting Event – Citizenship in Society Merit Badge Workshop space is limited!!!!
Eagle required merit badge Citizenship in Society: Currently only taught at Council
Saturday:
Jun-11 2022 9:00 AM – 1:00
Please see Mr. Hasler tonight!
( if you have registered on your own please see Mr. Hasler)
Save the Date !!!!Save the date !!!!
Service hours: Hope Helps
Help with a yard sale: Call to set up a time as a patrol ( see Nell Harr with questions)
Dates available to help :
2022 9am-2pm , June 4, July 2,
August 6, September 3, and October 1
Confirm time with Connie Johnson
Executive Director
Hope Helps TN
4045 West Stone Drive Ste. I
Kingsport, TN 37660
(423) 297-4675
Stay up to date: Go to T48.org for details, get you signed up for events!
July 19 – July 28, 2023 at the Summit Bechtel Reserve. Registration opened on March 27 and online registration can be completed at https://jamboree.scouting.org/ . Online registration and an initial payment must be completed before July 31, 2022 to avoid a late fee.
Specialty Week is perfect for you! Specialty week is July 5-8. You can choose to focus on Shooting Sports, S.T.E.M., Aquatics, Ecology and Conservation, Frontier Camp, or BSA Lifeguard training. When you add Specialty week to your summer experience, you save $100 on registration. Register by June 14th to save another $25 with the early bird discount!
Please register at
https://scoutingevent.com/713-49928
This event will not have Troop Leadership, it is Not Troop sponsored!!!
Carden’s Bluff (Truck In) Swimming Adventure, Friday, Jul 8 at 5:00 PM Sunday, Jul 10 at 12:00 PM
Dick Tracy Rock, Friday, Aug 5 at 5:00 PM –
Sunday, Aug 7 at 6:00 PM
Marsh blood drive Aug 21 at 1:00 Chpc
We will have a tent -please help
July 16 2022 Crazy 8 Medal assembly and barking lot!!!
The Almost Crazy 3K Run/Walk starts at 7:58 pm, and the Crazy 8s 8K Run starts at 8:58pm. HMG, Martin Dentistry & the Barking Lot should be set up and ready to go by 7:30pm. All others should be set up and ready by 8:30pm. We are expecting about 1000 in the 3K and 5000 in the 8K.
In addition to the Little 8 component, we have been asked to fill a great need with the Medals following the 8K. We will need a lot of volunteers.
May Patrol Monthly Duty Rotation Chart
Please do the jobs They are assigned. It’s your responsibility!
May Patrol Monthly Duty Rotation:
Ceremonies: -Eagle
Food Box: Phoenix
Game Guides: Panther
PLC Host: Fox 6:30pm arrival
Service: Flaming Arrow
West Bank: Wolf
* Use rakes and spread mulch to fill in holes in Children’s Play
Patrol jobs: please do jobs That are assigned, it’s your responsibility!
Upcoming May planning:
24 CDC Summer camp prep for new scouts Older scouts :
Sullivan County police department and county school system.
Mrs. Melissa young.
She is working to call attendance to a fantastic free program offered to help bring awareness to the community youth leadership about the dangers of local substance abuse.
This is for all older scouts but with a short follow up this will help cover This is Second Class requirement 7c: Participate in a school, community, or troop program on the dangers of using drugs, alcohol, and tobacco, and other practices that could be harmful to your health. Discuss your participation in the program with your family, and explain the dangers of substance addictions.
Mr. Young will share information about TNSTRONG Youth Summit
June 5-7, 2022
Chattanooga Conference Convention Center
Over the course of this three-day conference, you will have the opportunity to hear
from leading tobacco prevention experts as well as network with like-minded
peers from across the state. Our goal is that you depart feeling fueled and equipped
to reach peers and adults in the continuing effort to protect people from the
