Troop 226

Over 30+ years of Scouting in The Colony, Texas!

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First United Methodist Church

4901 Paige Rd.

The Colony, TX 75056

 

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Training

Training is a key part of any successful organization. There are several classes and courses offered to help you make the Scouting experience a better one for your youth.

All adults directly working with youth must complete Youth Protection Training.

 

Troop 226 has adopted a tailored version of the "Troop W.I.S.E." program as part of our required training for any adult who will provide transportation of Scouts and/or gear, chaperone short-term troop activities, or interacting directly with the Scouts.  Adults who provide long-term chaperoning are further required to complete BSA leadership training.

 

"We Invest of ourselves to enable our Scouts to Excel!"

Available from

 

BSA TRAINING REQUIREMENTS:

Scoutmaster or Assistant Scoutmaster

Troop Committee

Longhorn Council Training

 

Click here for council training calendar

 

 

 

 
This emblem is available to all adult leaders who have completed Fast Start Orientation, New Leader Essentials, and Leader Specific Training for their position. It is worn on the left sleeve, below and touching the emblem of leadership for which it was earned.

 

Scheduled Training

2010

 

Tonkawa District

Boy Scout Leader Training

 

Scoutmaster & Assistant Scoutmaster Specifics

March 27

First United Methodist Church

The Colony

 

Chartered Organization Representative Training

April 8

Tonkawa Roundtable, April

Lewisville

 

IOLS

April 30 - May 2

771 Scout Camp, Furst Ranch

Flower Mound

 

Additional Adult Training:

21st Century Wood Badge is the premier adult leadership development course for the Boy Scouts of America. Wood Badge teaches contemporary leadership and team-building skills in a comfortable outdoor setting, where learners become members of their own Troop. Wood Badge’s effectiveness as an effective leadership development experience has been applauded by industry training professionals. Its positive influence on graduates’ individual unit-level program is unparalleled.

Longhorn Council Wood Badge Training     Wood Badge.org

 

SR-1039
Richard Hayes, Course Director
Camp Tahuaya - March 5-7
Camp Tahuaya - March 26-28
 rhayes@woodbadge.org

SR-1040
Robert Luke, Course Director
Sid Richardson - April 9-11
Sid Richardson - April 30 - May 2
 rluke@woodbadge.org

SR-1041
Diane Morrison, Course Director
Lakeview Lodge, Conference Center,

Sid Richardson - July 19- 24
 dmorrison@woodbadge.org

SR-1042
Mike Barnard, Course Director
Sid Richardson - October 7-9
Sid Richardson - October 28-30
 mbarnard@woodbadge.org