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Tools For Scouts !!
Tools For Scouts !!
TroopMaster is the online tool used by Troop 291 to RSVP to Events, Track rank advancement, and Merit Badge Completion.
Make sure that you have all of these items when you come on our trips.
Scouts must use this sheet to plan a meeting if they are leading it.
Review these notes to see what we did in our meetings.
Troop 291's favorite recipes!
Troop 291's favorite recipes!
Use this to plan your menus for the upcoming trips. You MUST duplicate it before editing it!
Use this to plan your menus for the upcoming trips. You MUST duplicate it before editing it!
The BSA Medical Form must be updated so that adult leaders and scouts can have fun on our adventures, like summer camp!
A template to help Scouts track their physical fitness for Second Class and First Class (Tenderfoot fitness can be recorded in the Scout handbook). You MUST duplicate it before editing it!
For Scouts who are working on there Eagle Scout requirements, here is where you will put your work.
For Scouts who are working on there Eagle Scout requirements, here is where you will put your work.
For the PLC, here is where you can see our meeting notes.
New Scout Orientation !!
New Scout Orientation !!
All new scouts and parents should read this to get more informed on what we do in the troop.
If you are having trouble accessing any of these links, please reach out to your Webmaster.
If you are having trouble accessing any of these links, please reach out to your Webmaster.
Ranks and Advancement
Ranks and Advancement
Scout
Scout
The Scout rank introduces youth to the fundamentals of Scouting. New Scouts learn the Scout Oath and Law, basic skills, and how a troop functions, setting the foundation for their Scouting journey.
Tenderfoot
Tenderfoot
Tenderfoot focuses on basic outdoor and personal fitness skills. Scouts learn camping essentials, first aid basics, and begin developing healthy habits and self-reliance.
Second Class
Second Class
At the Second Class rank, Scouts expand their outdoor skills and community awareness. They practice navigation, cooking, nature study, and service while becoming more confident campers and team members.
First Class
First Class
First Class represents a strong level of Scouting proficiency. Scouts demonstrate advanced outdoor skills, leadership, and preparedness, showing they can fully participate in and contribute to troop activities.
Star
Star
Star rank marks the transition from learning skills to leading others. Scouts serve in leadership roles, earn merit badges, and actively participate in service to their troop and community.
Life
Life
Life Scouts take on greater responsibility and leadership. This rank emphasizes service, mentorship, and preparation for the Eagle Scout journey.
Eagle Scout
Eagle Scout
Eagle Scout is the highest rank in Scouting America and represents years of dedication and achievement. Scouts complete a significant service project, demonstrate leadership, and embody the values of Scouting in their daily lives.
Links
Links
This is the main page of the Scouting America website. All sorts of things can be found here, like merit badges, rank descriptions, and all other things that we do.
A merit badge is a badge to show that you know about a specific topic, here are all of the ones that Scouting America offers.
The Order of the Arrow (OA) is the honor society of Scouting America (SA). It is composed of Scouts who live out the Scout Oath and Law in their lives daily as elected by their peers.
This is the main page of our council, the Scouting America Long Island. Upcoming events for the council, contact information, and more can be found here!
Tools for Adults and Parents !!
Tools for Adults and Parents !!
All parents who wish to attend overnight activities with their Scout must also be an Adult Leader within the Troop.
All Adult Leaders must take the Scouting America youth protection training annually to help make scouting even safer.
Resources for Adult Leaders, Assistant Scoutmasters, Troop Committee Members, and any other adult leaders guiding the scouts to higher ranks.
Resources for Merit Badge Counselors and leaders wanting to become counselors.
Make sure that you have all of these items when you come on our trips.
New Scout Orientation !!
New Scout Orientation !!
All new scouts and parents should read this to get more informed on what we do in the troop.
For Scouts who are working on there Eagle Scout requirements, here is where you will put your work.
Uniform Guideline and Links
Uniform Guideline and Links
Every scout and adult leaders must purchase a Class A uniform for regular meetings and when we are traveling. Class Bs should also be obtained so that anyone participating can be comfortable while still showing Troop 291 spirit on trips and at special meetings, like bowling night, swim night, PLC meetings and similar meetings.
Class A
Class A
TRC shoulder patch
Green socks and close-toed shoes
The Troop will provide the Troop 291 neckerchief, neckerchief slide.
Class B
Class B
Troop 291 branded apparel is optional for all Scouts and anyone else who supports our Troop.
Every new scout is given a Class B shirt.
Troop Roster
Troop Roster
Senior Patrol:
Senior Patrol:
Charlie P. (SPL)
Devin P. (ASPL)
Peter Q. (ASPL)
Fried Fish Tacos:
Fried Fish Tacos:
Riley B. (PL)
Tommy G. (APL)
Shyaan S. (QM)
Micheal C. (S) (H)
Robert B.
Chris G.
Christos L.
Nuclear Rubber Duckies:
Nuclear Rubber Duckies:
Chris G. (PL)
Jeremiah S. (APL)
Ayaan S. (QM)
Thomas C. (S)
Christian D. (H)
Jacob K.
William B.
Jake M.
Clueless II:
Clueless II:
Daniyal A. (PL)
Aryaan M. (APL)
Matteo O. (QM)
Elias K. (S)
Benjamin B. (H)
Nick D.
Jayden J.
Kabir M.
Rubber Chickens:
Rubber Chickens:
Jayden L. (PL)
Connor D. (QM) (APL)
Justin J. (H)
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