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Click on link below to view activities planned by the PLC.  Please review calendar often as dates/events are changed.  This is a "planning" calendar.
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» Troop Positions and Abbreviations

If you have ever wondered what the Abbreviations mean and what the Troop Positions really do?  Visit the Troop Positions and Abbreviations link in Forms and Documents.

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» Aluminum Cans
Does anyone have any aluminum cans at home?  If you do, you can bring them in and the troop makes money!  Crushed aluminum cans brought to Troop Meetings earn money for the troop so we can go and do more fun things on campouts and trips!  Everyone knows, fun is appreciated!  Over $750 have been raised for the troop from cans already!
 
Troop 226 Photo of the Month

Scoutmaster Mr. Johnson shows his accuracy on the Archery Range!

Adult Needs of the Troop

We are always looking for Troop Committee Members and Merit Badge Counselors!  Please see Lorie Danielson for an application for either of these positions or if you have any questions about them.

Remember Scouting is for sharing your time and talents-what a wonderful gift you can give!

Arrival Time Troop Meetings
Scouts are asked not to arrive at the church before 6:45pm for Troop Meetings.  If you need to access prior to 6:45, (ex: patrol set up, merit badge meeting, etc) please contact Lorie Danielson.
Effective immediately NO electronics ( phones, ipods, computers,etc) allowed at meetings
  
Use of Church - Scouts/Adults that would like to use the church for any functions Boy Scout related or not, or are using any church items (kitchen items, chairs, tables, etc); they MUST reserve through the church office ahead of time, not through a Boy Scout leader.  The church must be cleaned, and any items used must be cleaned and returned in a timely fashion.
Service Hours/Projects:

St Croix Valley Methodist Church - Food Harvest:

Scouts are needed from 7:00am - 10:00am

January 28, 2012

February 25, 2012

March 24, 2012

April 28, 2012

May 26, 2012

 

Wear a scout shirt, dress accordingly - you will be unloading the truck, setting up the food tables, and delivering to people's cars.  Invite your friends and family to join you, anyone can help!

Upcoming Troop Meetings

TURN IN YOUR MEETING PLANS 2 WEEKS BEFOREHAND

January Troop Meetings & Events

January's Theme is Sports

January 2 - No Meeting (No School) 

January 9 - Court of Honor

January 16 - No Meeting (No School)

January 20 - 22 - Stearns Campout

January 23 - No Meeting (No School)

January 26 - Troop Committee Meeting

January 28 - Food Harvest

January 30 - PLC Meeting (6pm)

January 30 - Bullsharks (Webelos coming)

February Troop Meetings & Events

February's Theme is High Adventure

February 5 - Scout Sunday (church services 8:00 and 10:30) 

February 6 - Narwhals (OA Elections)

February 11 - Basecamp day event

February 13 - Adults

February 18 - Cub Scout Blue & Gold

February 20 - No Meeting (No School)

February 23 - Troop Committee Meeting

February 25 - Food Harvest

February 27- Spearheads

March Troop Meetings & Events

March's Theme is  Cooking

March 5 - PLC Meeting (6pm)

March 5 - Bullsharks

March 9-11 - Fred C Campout

March 10 - Council Super Training Day

March 12 - No Meeting (No School)

March 19 - Narwhals

March 22 - Troop Committee Meeting

March 24 - Food Harvest

March 26- Spearheads

March 31 - Afton/Lakeland Carnival

April Troop Meetings & Events

April's Theme is  Mechanics

April 2  - Court of Honor

April 9 - PLC Meeting (6pm)

April 9 - Bullsharks

April 16 - Church Parking Lot Sweep

April 19 - 21 - Beaver Valley Campout

April 21 - University of Scouting

April 23 - No Meeting (No School)

April 24 - Eagle Expo

April 26 - District Dinner

April 26 - Troop Committee Meeting 

April 28 - Food Harvest

April 30 - Narwhals

Interested in Scouting?
Why join scouting?

Scouting reinforces the skills and values we want our sons to learn while they're having fun.

The skills obtained in this program can drive a boy to success in later life.


How do I Join?
Boy Scouting is open to any boy between the ages of 11 and 18. For more information please feel free to drop us an email or visit one of our weekly meetings.

Scouting is for parents, too!
Active, committed Leaders and parents are the heart and soul of a successful Troop. You don't need to have any special abilities to make a huge difference in a young man's life. Volunteer to help at one of our many events; you'll be glad you did!

Scout Advancements!!
March Awards and Rank Advancement: 

Advancements:

None This Month 

 

Merit Badges:

Traffic Saftey:

Kyle Badger

 

Congratulations!