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Advancement
We ask that you go over your scout’s
individual history on a regular basis and continue urging him to
make progress. The younger scouts can come prepared
to any meeting ready to check off on their tenderfoot, second class,
or first class requirements. We have several older scouts and
adults in attendance that can accommodate them. Participation in
troop outings can help as advancement opportunities are built into
these events. Some activities the troop has planned do have a rank
requirement and working on advancement continuously will help ensure
the scout’s ability to participate. The key point is that the scout
must want to advance. We provide the opportunities for advancement;
the scout must take the initiative.
A Scout should receive recognition for his achievements.
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Troop 315 is proud to be part of the Erie Shores Council!
Erie Shores Council serves over 15,000 youth members, and over 4,000 adult volunteers, in over 400 units. The council area includes Wood, Lucas, Ottawa, Sandusky, and
Eastern Fulton Counties.
The Erie Shores Council owns and operates two year-round camps. Camp Miakonda is located at the DeVilbiss Scout Reservation, and Camp Frontier at the Pioneer
Scout Reservation.
The new Council Shoulder Patch captures the diversity of our council and features one of our historical treasures, the Marblehead Lighthouse. This is an awesome
shoulder patch... please take a moment to check out our
Official Council Shoulder Patch.
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Troop 315 BasicsWeekly
meetings follow this basic plan:
Flags (posting the colors)
A general assembly, led by the senior patrol leader
Advancement (one week of each month); patrol business (two weeks of each month); and merit badges (one week of each month). Scoutmaster conferences and Boards of Review will
take place during the meetings and on outings, when necessary.
A game
Flags (retiring the colors)
Clean -up
Closing circle
Dismissal
Meetings:
Every Sunday, 4 to 5:30 pm, Scout House
Week-Long Summer Camp:
Camp Frontier - Pioneer Scout Reservation
June 20 - 26, 2004 Cost: $140
High Adventure:
Philmont Scout Reservation
- to be scheduled as requested -
Costs:
One Time Joining Fee: $ 20
Annual Dues: $ 60
Other Expenses: $12 to $35 for most trips; $140Summer Camp; and $8 for most day trips
Fundraising:
Sponsoring Organizations:
North Baltimore Rotary Club
Contacts:
Scoutmaster: Larry Bateson
Assistant Scoutmaster
Committee Chairman: Gerald Perry
Troop Committeepersons:
Troop Roster
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