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Roundtable

Welcome to the Sand Lake District Scout Roundtable. What is Roundtable?  It's a Fun, Learning, Sharing, Meeting, Greeting, Asking, Telling, Training, Planning, Networking, Eating, Showing, Doing, Rewarding, Camping, Hiking, Cooking, Scouting Experience!

Roundtable is the place to discover the many resources available for your units and other district related events.

"There is always something New at Roundtable"

Whether you are a new Committee Member, Assistant Scoutmaster, Scoutmaster or Senior Patrol Leader, or "Seasoned Scouter", you will likely learn something new at each monthly Roundtable.  Our goal is to provide you with the most up to date, relevant information to help you provide the best BSA program to our youth.

 Our main program provides an informative presentation by experienced Scouters and other professionals from inside and outside of Scouting.

And we have a lot of Fun in the process.  The hospitality and networking time allows for those conversations to gain resources for your units' benefits.

If you are a unit leader, committee member, parent, Senior Patrol Leader, or other interested scouter, we want to serve your needs and provide the training for information that you need to serve our youth.  If you have a suggestion, a comment, or an idea for an upcoming topic of relevant interest to scouting, please contact Boy Scout Roundtable Commissioner, Michael Gregg by email at: DTM_Gregg@Hotmail.com.   For information specific to the Cub Scout roundtable, you may contact Cora Butz.

Plan to join us each third Thursday of each month from 6:30 until 8:15.
The August Roundtable will be held at the Community Center, Mall at Millenia. 

See you there!!!

Cub Scout Opening Ceremony (6:30-6:45pm)

Cub Scout Roundtable Breakout (6:45-8:30pm)

Cub Scout Roundtable Breakout (6:45-8:30pm)

Stay tuned for more infomation about what the focus of the July Cub Scout Roundtable Breakout will be!

Take Me Fishing.org - Information about Fishing and Boating, including patches that your Cub Scouts and Boy Scout can earn!

Den Chiefs Welcome!

Boy Scout Opening Ceremony (6:30-6:45pm)

Boy Scout Roundtable Breakout (6:45-8:15pm) 

Has your Troop gone camping this year?  Does your unit put the outing in Scouting?  If your answer is yes (and it should be), your unit should get credit for its camping experience.  The BSA National Camping Award can be earned by any troop that has at least 50 percent of its youth members attending resident camp.

On other campouts, at least 33 percent of your Scouts must be in attendance for each twenty-four-hour period to count as a camper day to qualify for the troop ribbons.  Annual unit award ribbons are available for 10, 20, 30, and 50 or more days.  Cumulative award ribbons, with individual patches available, can be earned when units reach a lifetime total of 100, 250, 500, and 1000 qualified days of camping.

Click here for the form to use to apply for your unit's national camping award.   http://www.cogiobabsa.org/Docs/formnatlcamping.pdf

We Set An Example
"Success in training the boy largely depends upon the Scoutmaster's own personal example. It is easy to become the hero as well as the elder brother of the boy. We are apt, as we grow up, to forget what a store of hero worship is in the boy."

"The Scoutmaster who is a hero to his boys holds a powerful lever to their development, but at the same time brings a great responsibility on himself. They are quick enough to see the smallest characteristic about him, whether it be a virtue or a vice. His mannerisms become theirs, the amount of courtesy he shows, his irritations, his sunny happiness, or his impatient glower, his willing self-discipline or his occasional moral lapses - all are not only noticed, but adopted by his followers."

"Therefore, to get them to carry out the Scout Law and all that underlies it, the Scoutmaster himself should scrupulously carry out its professions in every detail of his life. With scarcely a word of instruction his boys will follow him." -- Lord Baden-Powell of Gilwell
 

             The Library

Troop Resources

Troop Program Resources Vol. 1

Troop Program Resources Vol. 2 

Troop Program Resources Vol. 3

July 2011 Shooting Theme

General Flyers and Information

 How to upload Troopmaster/Packmaster files to Internet Advancement .pdf