Apopka Shores District - Central Florida Council of Boy Scouts of America

Phone: 407-889-4403

Unit Type: Cub Scouts | Boy Scouts | Venturing
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District Executive
Antoine LaFontant
(407) 703-0261
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Interim District Chairman
Bob Newton
(352) 552-4851
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District Commissioner
Anderson Reid
(352) 243-5232
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What's going on ...    
Apopka Shores
District

District Committee Meeting -   June 7th at 7pm
Commissioners Meeting -   May 14th at 7pm
Roundtable -   June 21th at 7pm


District Newsletter


2012-2013 District Training Dates
Check out the calendar of dates for all your training needs to be a "Trained" Leader to help you provide the best possible program for the youth in your unit.



2012 District Banquet - May 12, 2012 at 7pm
Held at the Silver Star Chapel in Ocoee. Register Online or download the flyer for more info.


2011-2012 District Calendar & 2011-2012 Program Guide

Tentative 2012-2013 District Calendar


Ayochatta OA Chapter Website
The OA meets on the third Thursday of each month at the First United Methodist Church of Winter Garden. For more info on the OA in the Apopka Shores District, click above.


Blue Ribbon Unit Program
Find out what it takes to make your unit the best it can be and become a Blue Ribbon Unit, click above for more info.

Cub Scouts

Den and Pack Meeting Resource Guide
designed to help prepare you for your den and pack meetings and to provide you with the tools necessary to advance your boys along the Cub Scout advancement trail while having fun. Check them out today, online.


Are Your Pack Leaders Trained?-
If not here are your opportunities to acquire the necessary training for your position in the pack. Don't wait until it's too late, look at these dates and get them on your calendar if you can.
Download the flyer here.


Camp La No Che Cub Scout Events
Many events are scheduled, so click above to find out what's planned for your Cub Scouts @ La No Che.

Boy Scouts

Eagle Encampment 2012 - June 17 - June 22, 2012
The opportunity for Scouts to achieve unprecedented progress on the Trail to Eagle, offering six Eagle Rank required merit badges: Citizenship in the Community, Nation & World, Communications, Family Life and Personal Management, presented by outstanding adult leaders. Plus all-you-can-eat “teenaged sized potions” plus air-conditioning. A comprehensive 6 day / 5 night program. Don't delay sign up today to participate this year.
Download the Registration Packet or register online.
Also visit the Eagle Encampment info site @ www.apopkashores.com/EE/.


Updated Eagle Scout Forms
New Eagle Scout Service Project Workbook for 2012-
National is coming out with a new version of the Eagle Scout Service Project Planning Workbook that is being transitioned in now, but will be in full-effect on 1/1/2012. You can review it by clicking on the link above.
Also an updated Eagle Scout Application & Eagle Palms Application


Changes in Eagle Service Project Requirements for 2012
A powerpoint presentation outlining the changes to the new Eagle Service Project Requirements. A good overview of the new changes to the Project Workbook by Jim Ball and Joe Larkin.


Are Your Troop Leaders Trained?-
If not here are your opportunities to acquire the necessary training for your position in your troop. Don't wait until it's too late this year, look at these dates and get them on your calendar if you can.
Download the flyer here.


Venturing/Explorers

Going nuts about Knots
Knots are earned by training and tenure serving in Scouting. If you're trained for your position and have the tenure for the various knots, you could be eligible for a knot. If not take a look and see what is required to earn knots related to your position in Scouting. Click here for more info. A trained leader proves that they are "doing their best" to serve their youth in scouting.

Council


Wood Badge Fall 2012 S4-83-12-2
Orientation: August 12 at La-No-Che Dining Hall 12:30PM to 3:00PM
September 14-16 and October 5-7
Wood Badge has become the most advanced leadership training course in Scouting! In this course, Scouters learn practical leadership skills in a lecture-practice format. The skills taught are applicable to every leader and provide a common foundation for Cub Scout, Boy Scout, and Venture programs. The first part of the course utilizes a classroom environment and practical exercises to teach the essentials of leadership. You’ll learn what makes leadership “work,” and how to make it work for you and in your unit. Later, a combination of classroom and outdoor settings help you learn to apply those skills to make you function better as a team. Finally, you will have an opportunity to state your goals as a leader and put into motion a plan to achieve those goals.
Contact Paul Schneider for more Information - paul.schneider@livetv.net
Click Here for Details and Registration Form or Online Registration


Online Training Account Setup- Click Here for a step-by-step tutorial on how to setup your online "My Scouting" account to keep and record your online training status.

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MB Counselors
To find a current Registered Merit Badge Counselor, contact your Scoutmaster. If a counselor is not listed for our district, then please send an email to Terrell Miller.

Online Training!
BSA Online Learning Center

http://olc.scouting.org

a “one-stop shop” for all BSA volunteers and the general public to take online courses related to BSA programs and policies.