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Red Cedar Eagle Boards are held once a month at the Council Service Center.
Scouts that are prepared and ready to go before the District Board should contact Tim Dewit and get signed up for that months board.
Please work with your leaders to ensure that all paperworks is filled out correctly and signed before coming to the board.
If for some reason you can not make the this night for your Board of Review please contact Tim Dewit to set up alternate arrangements.
Please contact the Council Service Center if you need Tim's contact information.
Monthly meeting of the Council Committee
For all commissioners (unit, roundtable, assistant district, and district)
Friday evening February 24:
We will be presenting “Commissioner Basic Training”. If you haven’t been through training yet, or it’s been a long time, here is your chance to get caught up. Also time for fellowship, cracker barrel, and a night in the beautiful Allsop Center and breakfastSaturday morning.
Saturday February 25:
Bachelor’s Degree This is the first degree in the series. If you do not have a commissioner “degree”, you should register for the Bachelor’s program. This session will contain topics related to unit visitation and helping units succeed, as well as basic roundtable administration. Topics covered will help you to fine tune your skills for helping units provide a successful program. Master’s Degree This program is for those who already hold a Bachelor’s Degree. Topics are more advanced, and build on the Bachelor’s program. As with the Bachelor’s Degree, unit service as well as roundtable topics will be included.
Due to limited facilities, we must limit participation to 50 students.
Registration is available at http://meritbadge.info. The conference flyer, including session information, and details on how to access registration is available here.
Roundtable is a great "one stop shop" for Scouting resources. It is open to all scout leaders. Each month will feature a general session with updates on upcoming events and other important information. This is followed by a breakout session for Cub and Boy Scout leaders to get great ideas, tips, and tricks to take back and use with their scouts. This is also a wonderful opportunity to speak with volunteer members of the district committee who serve as a resource for leaders.
Boy Scout Roundtable Theme: TBA