Advancement Archives - Page 2 of 8

One Scouting volunteer in New Jersey invented a solution for teaching lashings using a device that fits on a kitchen table.

The new web series, created by Scouts, volunteers and professionals in California, serves up a fun mix of games, competitions, projects and more.

During this unprecedented interruption to Scouting nationwide, the BSA has released new guidance on advancement during COVID-19.

Even before the coronavirus prompted concern about face-to-face meetings, Scouts have been able to conduct boards of review by video.

Instead of visiting a local police station, two Cub Scouts visited their grandfather’s old barracks and learned more about him and his former job.

If your Scout just joined Scouting at the Webelos level, they can temporarily wear the Bobcat badge.

New changes can allow you to do more with Scoutbook, the Boy Scouts of America’s online tool for tracking Scouting advancement.

What’s the point behind this First Class navigation requirement?

Adventures await Cub Scouts — not only can they find them in their handbooks, but now they can adventures online.

Five words — that’s all that fundamentally separates an Eagle Scout service project from a standard Scouting service project.