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The Boy Scouts of America has eliminated its Tour and Activity Plan, shifting the focus away from paperwork and toward creating a safe space for Scouts to enjoy the program as designed. The Tour and Activity Plan was a two-page document submitted to your local council for approval at least 21 days before longer trips. As of April 1, 2017, it is no more.
The Scouting program, as contained in our handbooks and literature, integrates many safety features. However, no policy or procedure will replace the review and vigilance of trusted adults and leaders at the point of program execution.
Today’s Cub Scouts have a whole range of opportunities. New rank advancements offer Cub Scouts different opportunities to excel but some may be daunting to youth with special needs. Learn how leaders and parents can best help a Cub Scout with Special Needs achieve his Adventures and succeed in Scouting!
The Boy Scouts of America has announced modifications to Cub Scouting that make the program more flexible for busy parents, den leaders and Cubmasters.
Durland's Archery and Rifle range are open for the new Scouting Season! Learn about the new shooting sports programs at Durland and be on top of your game!
Thank You to the following Organizations forsupporting the Westchester-Putnam Council, Boy Scouts of America
NEW! Lions Program(Kindergarten 5yrs+)
Cub Scouts(Ages 7-10)
Boy Scouts(Ages 11-17)
Venturing(Co-Ed 14-20)
Sea Scouts(Co-Ed 14-20)
Exploring(Co-Ed 14-20)
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