Welcome to
Troop 2003
EVENTS
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April
3- Troop Meeting (A)
10- Troop Meeting (B)
12- Committee Meeting
17- Troop Meeting (A)
22- Health Fair Service project
28-30 Camping Trip
24- Troop Meeting (B)
May
1- Troop Meeting (A)
5/6 Dallen's Eagle Project
8- Troop Meeting (B)
10- Committee Meeting
13 & 20 Carter's Eagle Project
15- Spring CoH
22- Troop Meeting
June
15-19 Summer Camp
July
August
14 Troop BBQ
15 Jeffco First day of school
21 Troop Meeting (A)
28 Summer CoH
September
11 Troop meeting (B)
18 Troop meeting (A)
25 Troop meeting (B)
October
2 Troop meeting (A)
9 Troop meeting (B)
16 Troop meeting (A)
23 Troop meeting (B)
30 Troop meeting (A)
November
6 Troop meeting (B)
13 Troop meeting (A)
27 Fall CoH
December
4 Troop holiday party TBD
All Monday Troop Meetings start at 7pm unless otherwise indicated.
Bold Italics= Troop Outing/Camping (Red indicates overnight camping).
Bold = Special Event
Green Bold= Merit Badge day/event
TROOP NEWS
Please see the email that was sent out on 8/10 regarding new procedures for Merit badges and rank advancement, along with uniform information.
Spring 2023 Themes:
First Aid
Personal Management
Multimedia
MB Saturday will be:
Cycling
Sustainability
Stay tuned for further details. Workbooks will be posted in the Members Only page.
Congratulations to the 4 boys who earned Eagle in 2020:
Cruz L, James R, Nick K, and Josh R.
And to those who have earned Eagle in 2021:
Gage P, Josh M, and Noel G.
Eagles in 2022:
Caleb L and Skyler N.
Who's next?
USA 416 at WSJ19
AIMS OF SCOUTING
• Character Development Boy Scouting works toward three aims. One is growth in moral strength and character. We may define this as what the boy is himself: his personal qualities, his values, his outlook.
• Citizenship A second aim is participating citizenship. Used broadly, citizenship means the boy's relationship to others. He comes to learn of his obligations to other people, to the society he lives in, to the government that presides over that society.
• Fitness A third aim of Boy Scouting is development of physical, mental, and emotional fitness. Fitness includes the body (well-tuned and healthy), the mind (able to think and solve problems), and the emotions (self-control, courage, and self-respect).