Lexington Troop 10

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  • About Troop X
    • Scout Leadership
    • Adult Leadership
    • Email and Device Policy
    • FAQs For Scouts
    • FAQs For Parents
    • FAQs For AOLs
  • Advancement
    • Scouting Oath and Law
    • Merit Badges
  • Calendar
  • Outings & Campouts
    • Packing Lists
    • Grubmaster Tips
    • Expense Reimbursement
    • Equipment Information >
      • How to Buy a Sleeping Bag
      • Staying Warm in Winter Camping
    • Summer Camp
    • High Adventure Trips
    • How to Lead a Scout Trip - For Adults
    • Recipes >
      • Mexican Smores
  • Resources
    • Registration
    • Fundraiser
    • Forms
    • Links
  • Photos
  • Scoutmaster Minutes
  • Contact
  • New Page

Advancement

In Scouts BSA, each scout advances at their own pace. Attending meetings and campout is a great way to learn new skills, visit with friends, and...advance. Each scout should own a physical Scoutbook where they can track their skills and campouts. To formally register your skills, you must meet with a scout two ranks higher to talk about what you did to learn the skill. Once you are signed off, give your book the the Advancement Chair for entry into our online tracking system. 

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