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Scouts Then and Now, Chapter 6 (opens in a new tab)

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Ryan from Pennsylvania Welcome to Scouts Then and Now , a Bryan on Scouting blog series. The premise is simple. I share two photos of the same Scout or Venturer: once in his or her early Scouting years (Cub Scout, younger Boy Scout, younger Venturer) and again in his or her later Scouting years (Life Scout…

BSA releases Exploration merit badge requirements and pamphlet (opens in a new tab)

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Sorry, Captain Kirk, but these days, Scouts and former Scouts are the ones who “boldly go where no man has gone before.” That’s why it’s fitting for the BSA to introduce a new merit badge : Exploration. The badge — the 137th on the BSA’s list of currently available merit badges — celebrates the spirit of adventure that…

Department of State, under Eagle Scout Tillerson, will hand-sign Eagle letters (opens in a new tab)

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Rex Tillerson will be extremely busy traveling the world as secretary of state. But he’ll still take time to recognize his fellow Eagle Scouts. The U.S. Department of State, under the leadership of Distinguished Eagle Scout Tillerson, announced it will continue the department’s long-standing tradition of sending congratulatory letters to Eagle Scouts.

Under new policy, all drivers in Scouting must be licensed and at least 18 (opens in a new tab)

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Post updated to include clarification about driving to/from troop or crew meetings. The Boy Scouts of America’s updated transportation policy now requires all drivers to be at least 18 and have a valid driver’s license. Scouting youth under age 18 are not insured under the BSA’s commercial general liability policy and cannot be allowed to…

Naval Academy hosts Boy Scouts for STEM Merit Badge Jamboree (opens in a new tab)

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It’s an event so popular it requires a waiting list. Once every year, Scouts get a chance to earn merit badges in classes taught by real midshipmen on the grounds of the U.S. Naval Academy in Annapolis, Md. At the STEM Merit Badge Jamboree earlier this month, midshipmen — many of whom are Eagle Scouts — led…