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MEMBERSHIP REQUIREMENTS

Boy Scouting, one of the traditional membership divisions of the BSA, is available to boys who have earned the Arrow of Light Award and are at least 10 years old or have completed the fifth grade and are at least 10, or who are 11, but not yet 18 years old. The program achieves the BSA's objectives of developing character, citizenship, and personal fitness.

TROOP AWARDS

Polaris District Gold Star Award
2007
2008

Boy Scouts of America - TROOP 414

Spring, Texas

Training boys to become godly men

Troop 414 Resources

Scount Uniform

• Boy Scount Uniform Inspection Sheet
• Letter from Scoutmaster Regarding Patch Placement

B.S.A. Forms

• Scouting Forms Listing (select for a detailed listing)
• Activity Consent Form and Approval by Parents or Legal Guardian (blank form)
• Annual Health and Medical Record

Troop Documents

• Troop Expense Reimbursement Form
• Troop Expense Reimbursement Form (MS Excel version)
• Medication Form
  Scouts and Parents: All scouts are required to submit a Medication Form in a ziploc bag with the scouts medicine to the Scoutmaster (SM) before any campout or day activities where medication is required. If the SM is not available, please provide the form and medicine to the Assistant Scoutmaster (ASM) in charge of the activity. Scoutmasters are not allowed to administer medication without a signed medication form. Only the medicine detailed on the form can be administered by a SM or ASM. Also, any scout that has been sick or under medical care during the week before camp must notify the SM or ASM in charge about their condition and what activities they are limited to. Please help us with this process so we can assure your safety at camp or activities.

Boy Run & Adult Supported Troop

• You know if your Troop uses the Patrol Method if...
• The Youth-Run and Adult-Guided Troop (PDF)
• The Answer - The Youth-Run and Adult-Guided Troop Presentation - 2010(PPS)
• The Youth-Run and Adult-Supported Troop Presentation (PDF)
• The Youth-Run and Adult-Supported Troop Presentation (PPS)

Webelos Resources

• Webelos-to-Boy Scouts Crossover Ceremony Procedure
• Crossover Arrow Color Scheme 1
• Crossover Arrow Color Scheme 2
• Crossover Invitation (Sample)
• Crossover Program - Cover & Back
• Crossover Program - Inside Left & Right

Cooking Tips and Recipes

• Cooking Requirements Comparison for 1st Class rank, Camping & Cooking MBs
• Backwoods Cook Book
• Foil Dinner Recipes and Hints
• Dutch Oven Cookbook (L. Hoffman, 1993)
• Dutch Oven Cookbook (M. Audleman, 1995)
• Dutch Oven Cooking Styles and Measurements
• Dutch Oven Recipes - Breakfast
• Dutch Oven Recipes - Dinner
• Dutch Oven Recipes - Desserts
• Chicken Tetrazzini Recipe
• Chicken and Rice Casserole Recipe

Miscellaneous Resources

• Age Appropriate Guidelines for Scouting Activities
• Bastrop State Park Fishing Tip Sheet
• United States Heritage Award
• Southwest Ocean Services - A great place to buy rope for pioneering! They give discounts to scout troops!

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