Did you know that your Scouting accomplishments are detailed in a personal progress report? Your report provides a list of completed merit badges, your current rank, plus a list of the requirements you've completed toward your next rank. Check out your progress now: 

• Click on Troop Roster in the Menu down the lefthand side of the page.
• Then click on Scouts.
• Find your name and click on it.
• Click on the rank next to your name. (Your rank will be in parenthesis.)

The list of Scout account balances has been posted.  Click on the Scout Account Balance link on the left side of the website.  These funds are the result over paying for an event, or an event that was canceled.  To use these funds short pay any event registration and add a note in the registration comments to use $x of scout balance.  

If you have any questions reach out to our Treasure Mr. O'Donnell.

Need to Complete a Merit Badge?  It’s possible you already completed some requirements in school! Click below to read the entire article.

Top 5 merit badges Scouts could earn while completing assignments for school

• Scholarship
• Reading
• Theater
• Programming
• Athletics
  

Our Troop is grateful for every volunteer. For without them, our Scouts would not be as successful. We can use more volunteer help. You can work directly with the troop as an Assistant Scout Master or Merit Badge Counselor or help direct the Troop’s future on the Troop Committee. Don’t worry. We’ll find you a job. If you’re interested in volunteering, please contact the Troop Committee Chair or Scoutmaster.

Troop Committee Member: The committee consists of parent volunteers who fulfill various roles on the committee. Responsible for conducting the business of the Troop, setting policy, and helping the Scoutmaster and Scouts with the outdoor program and other planned activities. The committee also has the responsibility to provide adults for Boards of Review. 

• Assistant Scoutmaster: Assists the Scoutmaster in delivering the Troop program. Commitment depends on activity. ASMs can be Patrol Advisers, Assistant Patrol Advisers, Trainers, and Program Advisers.
• Merit Badge Counselor: The Merit Badge Counselor is a key player in the Boy Scout advancement program. Whatever your area of expertise or interest, you can play a vital role in stirring a Scouts curiosity about a particular topic.

 Bret Heintz committeechair@troop928.org

Community service is a part of Scouting.  Here’s a list of organizations often needing a helping hand.

Bob Jones Nature Center & Preserve (Note: conservation community service)
355 E. Bob Jones Rd.
817-748-8019
https://www.experiencesouthlaketexas.com/428/Bob-Jones-Nature-Center-and...
Contact: Hannah Nyquist, bjncp@cityofsouthlake.com