informational membership Videos
Introduction to Scouting and Troop 23
To learn more about the history and background of Scouting and of Troop 23 in particular, watch our video below:
Troop 23 - Family Involvement
Our Troop is made-up of not only youth members and adult leaders, it is also a place for entire families. Watch this video to learn more at:
An overview of troop 23 and its guiding principles
Learning through fun and exciting engagement
Troop 23 is committed to the concept of active, hands-on " learning by doing!" As such, you can expect to be highly active, both physically and mentally, and all the while, having fun!
Safety is a priority with Troop 23
Troop leadership is committed to keeping scouts and volunteer leaders both physically and psychologically safe during all activities. The BSA Youth Protection Program is strictly adhered to and all activities are carefully considered to assure the highest degree of safety is maintained.
Supported independence is encouraged
Troop 23 realizes that youth require some degree of independence in their lives. As such, we consistently encourage and support Scouts with advancement and holding leadership roles, while allowing each Scout the freedom to choose the ways in and the degree to which they engage with the Troop and its many activities.
We ask that families be highly involved
From involvement in formal leadership, Troop Committee membership, coordination of various activities to support the Troop to informal involvement through attending activities such as camping, Courts of Honor, and social gatherings, we ask for family members to become actively engaged with us.
Contact Us
To learn more about youth membership or to volunteer as an adult, contact us through the link below.
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