Roundtable is a meeting on the third Thursday of every month for Scout leaders and anybody wishing to learn more about Scouting and upcoming events. We highly encourage all Scouting leaders to come. There are breakouts sessions for each level of scouting and a general session for all to attend. The premise is to learn from other scouting leaders that have already been or are going through the program and ask the questions you may have. It is a great opportunity to find out what events are going on in the Council and District for units and their families.
Roundtable is a week away and we have big announcements. We are pleased to now have Troy Porter as our new ADC for Roundtable. Troy is a former Scoutmaster of Troop 314 and recently was the Wood Badge Course Director of the course that just ended last month. We are excited to announce that Roundtable will be back at Melbourne Church of Christ (810 W Hollywood Blvd, West Melbourne). We will have a midway set up at 6:30pm to see what is going on in the district and ask questions. Roundtable will begin at 7:00 pm. See you there!
Melbourne Church of Christ 810 W Hollywood Blvd West Melbourne
Greetings Star Scouts, Life Scouts, Scoutmasters, Project Coaches, Advisers, and Parents,
Attend our next Life to Eagle Workshop
September 25, 2021
8:30am -12 (noon)
Satellite Beach United Methodist Church
450 Lee Ave
Satellite Beach, FL 32937
Wear your field uniform and be ready to take notes.
The information presented at this workshop will save you many hours of work and lots of frustration in the process of earning your Eagle rank.
You must pre-register for the workshop. Please email Barb McGhan at bamcghan@aol.com with the Scout’s name, Troop number, email address, phone number.
Know a few great scouters? Recognize them for their hard work.
Do you know a few great scouters? Please consider nominating them. Forms can be submitted to Andy Salaka: bobbear@cfl.rr.com or Barbara McGlan: bamcghan@aol.com
Cub Scout Day Camp offers all Scouts a fun, exciting, and productive week of Scouting for boys and girls entering 1st through 5th grade. The week will be a fun-filled, action-packed adventure for only $115.00 (early registration fee). Cub Scouts receive a patch, t-shirt and all materials & programs with their registration fee. Cub Scouts are expected to wear their camp t-shirt every day during camp. Extra shirts may be purchased for $11.00 each during the registration process.
Please note: Camp t-shirts are ordered from the vendor on May 1st. Therefore, if you register after this, you will still receive a shirt, but the size cannot be guaranteed. BSA Medical Form parts A and B must be filled out for each child attending day camp, and can be found by clicking here, or are available at the pre camp meeting. If you are volunteering at one of our Day Camps, please fill out the BSA Medical Form filled out for yuou as well.
1st Grade Tiger Scouts MUST have an adult partner with them at camp all week per BSA guidelines!
Registration Fee: (includes a patch, t-shirt, materials, and programs):
$115 per person when paid in full at least 4 weeks before your Day Camp $130 per person when paid in full between 4 weeks before and 1 week before your camp $140 per person when paid in full within 1 week of the start of your Day Camp.
Day Camp Installment Plan:
Register your Scout now for $50 and have the $65 balance paid in full at least 4 weeks before the start of your day camp to lock in the early registration price!
Volunteering: Make Day Camp a great experience for you and your Scout by volunteering to be on Day Camp Staff! Volunteers get a patch, t-shirt, challenge coin, and $25 rebate for their Scout IF they volunteer for the entire week. Volunteers also must fill out a medical form (see link above) and have a current Youth Protection Training certificate on file at camp. Register to be a volunteer at Day Camp by also following this registration link.
***Adult volunteers may bring their younger child(ren) – IF A TOT LOT IS PROVIDED. Tot Lot children will have their own activities & crafts but are not part of the Cub program***
Benefits to Volunteering at Day Camp:
Meet parents from your community.
Have fun with doing activities and crafts with your Scout.
Full training provided. Learn new skills.
Opportunity for your Scout to see you in a positive leadership role.
Be part of a team making a difference.
You can help for half a day or all five days. Here are some ways you can help:
Teach a craft or Scouting skill.
Help with check-in during the mornings.
Help make presentations to Packs to encourage Scouts to attend camp.
Roundtable is a meeting on the third Thursday of every month for Scout leaders and anybody wishing to learn more about Scouting and upcoming events. We highly encourage all Scouting leaders to come. There are breakouts sessions for each level of scouting and a general session for all to attend. The premise is to learn from other scouting leaders that have already been or are going through the program and ask the questions you may have. It is a great opportunity to find out what events are going on in the Council and District for units and their families. 
