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will use the following criteria in appointing leaders: Troop 304, Cub Scouts of America The Lovett School Kevin Link - Scoutmaster www.lovett304.com Scouts in need of leadership positions as determined by the troop record keeper, Positions held by the scout in the last year (Patrol Leaders can only serve once per year.) Rank and age of the Scout. Scouts closer to Eagle may receive additional appointments as they get closer to the age requirement for Eagle (18). Other factors that the Scoutmaster determines important to run a successful program. Elections will be held at the last regular meeting help prior to the each new semester. All terms are semester terms except the Quartermaster position which is a full year term. Troop Guide 21 Be Prepared!
Leadership Positions – Job Descriptions Troop 304, Cub Scouts of America The Lovett School Kevin Link - Scoutmaster www.lovett304.com All Leaders: 1. As a troop leader, you will develop your own ideal of what the Troop should be, and how it works to actualize this ideal by developing your own leadership skills and motivating the Scouts in the Troop to help you achieve it. As a leader, you will take an active interest in the younger Scouts, serving as an example of the best that a Scout can be and helping them with their progress through Scouting and toward maturity. 2. All Troop Leaders will attend the Troop Leadership Council (TLC) meetings held 30 minutes before each Troop meeting. (See below.) Senior Patrol Leader (SPL) 1. The Senior Patrol Leader stays up-to-date on the Troop membership, organization, calendar, and activities, serving as a reliable source of information for other Scouts. 2. He runs Troop Leadership Council meetings (held 30 minutes before each meeting) from beginning to end, guiding the other leaders in planning the Troop’s activities. If he cannot attend a TLC meeting, he fully briefs the ASPL on the meeting’s objectives and makes sure the Assistant SPL can serve in his absence. 3. He runs Troop meetings from beginning to end, according to the plan developed by the Patrol Leaders’ Council. If he cannot attend a Troop meeting, he fully briefs the Assistant SPL on the meeting’s agenda and makes sure the Assistant SPL can serve in his absence. Before each meeting he contacts the Scouts participating in the program to remind them of and help them with their roles. 4. On Troop outings or service projects that he attends (including summer Scout camp); he works with the adult leader to insure that the necessary jobs are done and that the rules of safety are followed. If he cannot attend a Troop activity, he appoints another Scout leader (Assistant SPL or other) to serve in this role. Assistant Senior Patrol Leader (ASPL) In the absence of the Senior Patrol Leader, he assumes his duties (see above): 1. In addition, he works with the Troop Scribe, Historians, Quartermaster, and Instructors to help them learn and perform their jobs. At Troop meetings and activities he helps the SPL as the Troop Second-in-Command. He attends and contributes to all TLC meetings. 2. The Assistant also serves as the Patrol Leader for the John Heagy Patrol. 3. The ASPL will work with the Service Committee to plan and execute Troop sponsored Service projects. Troop Guide 22 Be Prepared!
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