What jobs can adults voultneer for?

The Scoutmaster is the adult responsible for working directly with the Scouts providing direction, coaching, and support.

The Scoutmaster has three basic roles:

1. providing the the junior leaders with the tools and skills so they can run the troop
2. making sure the rules of the BSA and chartered partner are followed
3. being a good mentor and positive role model

• Serve as Acting Scoutmaster when the Scoutmaster is absent.
• Attend Troop meetings; attend Committee meetings; attend Patrol Leader Council (PLC) meetings.
• Help conduct Scoutmaster Conferences.
• Help Scoutmaster organize, delegate and coordinate other adult leaders.
• Report to the Scoutmaster.

• Act as Campmaster for Summer Camp when Scoutmaster is unavailable
• Plan, organize and direct Summer Camp Sign-up 
• Hold Summer Camp pre-planning meeting
•  Work with Scouts and Families on obtaining needed forms, documents and information for Summer Camp
• Ensure ALL Adults attending Summer Camp as Leaders are registered and have required training  

• The activites recoreer helps u[date the Scoutbook when scouts finish a certain activity.
• Such as camping nights, service hours, and more

When scouts need to request for a Board of Review (BOR), they can contact: advancement@troop14pa.groups.io. Their job is to set a schedule and time slot fo the scout and to check they have done all the requirements needed. 

When scouts need to request for a Board of Review (BOR), they can contact: advancement@troop14pa.groups.io. Their job is to set a schedule and time slot fo the scout and to check they have done all the requirements needed.