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Author: Stephen Deatherage I was 10 years old when my mom took me to my first Cub Scout meeting. Over the next 11 years, I crossed over into a Scout troop, was elected to the Order of the Arrow, became a Life Scout, spent memorable weeks at summer camp, and generally engaged in what I […]
A recent study found that the connection is clear between Scouting and the perception that Scouts and alumni act ethically and morally in their attitudes and behaviors.
"The passage of time and history has compelled Scouting America to weather challenges and embrace change, guided by the timeless values of integrity, respect, and service to others." - Roger Krone, Scouting America CEO
Paul Siple, born in 1908, transformed from a Boy Scout to a renowned Antarctic explorer. Siple's legacy inspires scouts worldwide, exemplifying the enduring power of scouting values and perseverance.
Roger Krone tells why he wants to take a moment to share some of his thoughts on this historic change.
The Council Distinguished Alumnus Award honors Alumni who have demonstrated and inspired others through their positive actions, accomplishments, and devotion to their profession, hobby, community, and beliefs. In other words, it recognizes Scouting America Alumni who use the skills they have learned from Scouting to positively impact the community.
"Aaron on Scouting" highlights quotes from scouts and volunteers regarding the name change. NBC Nightly News Kids Edition is also featured.
Selby Chipman, a member of the inaugural class of female Eagle Scouts, addressed more than one thousand volunteers at Scouting America's 2024 National Annual Meeting.
Tim Brown, hailing from Nicholasville, Kentucky, is the 2024 National Alumnus of the Year.
Kay Trick, hailing from New Berlin, Pennsylvania, is the 2024 honoree for Territories 10, 11, 12, and 13.
