1. What’s on Your To-Do List for this Month?
Recruit your Boy Scouts for NYLT
June 2018 (MD)
June 2018 (MD)
29 Jul – 3 Aug 2018 (Camp Snyder, VA)
5 -10 Aug 2018 (Camp Snyder, VA)
Submit Unit Award nominees for May Patriot CoH
Review opportunities in the Patriot Press
18 May – Goshen Regular Registration Deadline
22 May – District Court of Honor
16 Jun – STEM University
24-26 Aug – Powder Horn 2018
... more in Patriot Press

2. What’s on Your To-Do List for this Month? (Con’t)
Youth Protection 2.0 – Every one must take it!
How do you eat an elephant? One bite at a time.
4 modules (#4 is the test) taking about one hour total
Skip to the test and you will NOT get credit
Patriot looking to have everyone completed in May
Get your Webelos transfer applications done!
Think about what you want covered at roundtables next year and bring them to the next meeting

3. What’s New? “Scout Me In!” Campaign Unveiled
Celebrates the BSA’s expansion to serve families and welcome girls and boys into Scouting in communities across the country.
Reinforces that the mission and core values in the Scout Oath and Scout Law are welcoming, inclusive and foundational for both young men and women.
Since announcing the BSA’s historic decision to welcome girls into Scouting, more than 3,000 girls across the nation have already enrolled in the BSA’s Early Adopter Program and are participating in Cub Scouts ahead of the full launch later this year.
“Starting in February 2019, the name of the older youth program will be ‘Scouts BSA,’ and the name of our iconic organization will continue to be Boy Scouts of America.”

4. What’s New
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (LDS) will no longer charter troops after January 1, 2020
LDS scouts can choose to continue Scouting by joining another troop by the end of 2019

5. What’s New
Congrats to Joe Margraf, our newest Silver Beaver Award recipient
NCAC’s distinguished service award

6. Questions?