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Troop 6 has a lot of fun activities planned every month during the scouting year included campouts, hikes, service projects, and merit badge classes.

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January 2024

Monday	Tuesday	Wednesday	Thursday	Friday	Saturday	Sunday
Monday January 1 1 NYLT Wednesday December 27 – Tuesday January 2 NYLT CANCELLED Remarks: NYLT – CANCELLED Description: UPDATE – NYLT for DECEMBER 2024 HAS BEEN CANCELLED. If you are interested in attending the summer NYLT program at Geronimo, please see Dr. Keeler for more information. Participants learn to use current corporate leadership skills within the framework of the Scout Oath and Scout Law. BSA National carefully developed the NYLT curriculum with input from current corporate trainers, the United States Air Force Academy and others in the training community. Graduates of this program become leaders in their units as well as leaders in their Districts, Schools, Churches, and Communities. The course is led and taught by some of the best youth leaders in the Grand Canyon Council; all of whom are graduates of the NYLT program and many have staffed multiple courses. The Council uses NYLT as a comprehensive youth leadership training program that is in support of the mission of the Boy Scouts of America to prepare young people to make ethical and moral choices over their lifetimes by instilling in them the values of the Scout Oath and Law. Each Course Director and their staff support this by attempting to prepare each participant to become a responsible, participating citizen and youth leader in their unit who is guided by the Scout Oath and Law. Youth leaders and those who will be in youth leadership positions after completion of NYLT are the primary participants. Scouts must be at least 13 years old prior to the beginning of the course. NYLT participants should have completed Introduction to Leadership Skills within their unit, prior to the beginning of the NYLT course. There will be an orientation meeting prior to the course and unit leaders and parents are invited and encouraged to attend. Pre-requisites: In order to attend a NYLT course, a youth must have the following qualifications by the beginning of the course: Must be a registered member of a Scouting unit. Must have a current BSA Health and Medical Record form parts A, B, and C. Scouts, BSA members must be at least 13. They must have completed Introduction to Leadership Skills for Troops. Scout will be required to earn the First Class rank before attending NYLT. Venturers and Sea Scouts must be at least 14, or 13 and have completed eighth grade, and fall within the maximum age allowance for their program. They must have completed Introduction to Leadership Skills for Crews or Ships. It is recommended that they have had at least one year of camping experience. While NYLT is not an outdoor skills course, it is important that each participant have basic camping and outdoor cooking experience. Have a unit leader recommendation	Tuesday January 2 2 NYLT Wednesday December 27 – Tuesday January 2 NYLT CANCELLED Remarks: NYLT – CANCELLED Description: UPDATE – NYLT for DECEMBER 2024 HAS BEEN CANCELLED. If you are interested in attending the summer NYLT program at Geronimo, please see Dr. Keeler for more information. Participants learn to use current corporate leadership skills within the framework of the Scout Oath and Scout Law. BSA National carefully developed the NYLT curriculum with input from current corporate trainers, the United States Air Force Academy and others in the training community. Graduates of this program become leaders in their units as well as leaders in their Districts, Schools, Churches, and Communities. The course is led and taught by some of the best youth leaders in the Grand Canyon Council; all of whom are graduates of the NYLT program and many have staffed multiple courses. The Council uses NYLT as a comprehensive youth leadership training program that is in support of the mission of the Boy Scouts of America to prepare young people to make ethical and moral choices over their lifetimes by instilling in them the values of the Scout Oath and Law. Each Course Director and their staff support this by attempting to prepare each participant to become a responsible, participating citizen and youth leader in their unit who is guided by the Scout Oath and Law. Youth leaders and those who will be in youth leadership positions after completion of NYLT are the primary participants. Scouts must be at least 13 years old prior to the beginning of the course. NYLT participants should have completed Introduction to Leadership Skills within their unit, prior to the beginning of the NYLT course. There will be an orientation meeting prior to the course and unit leaders and parents are invited and encouraged to attend. Pre-requisites: In order to attend a NYLT course, a youth must have the following qualifications by the beginning of the course: Must be a registered member of a Scouting unit. Must have a current BSA Health and Medical Record form parts A, B, and C. Scouts, BSA members must be at least 13. They must have completed Introduction to Leadership Skills for Troops. Scout will be required to earn the First Class rank before attending NYLT. Venturers and Sea Scouts must be at least 14, or 13 and have completed eighth grade, and fall within the maximum age allowance for their program. They must have completed Introduction to Leadership Skills for Crews or Ships. It is recommended that they have had at least one year of camping experience. While NYLT is not an outdoor skills course, it is important that each participant have basic camping and outdoor cooking experience. Have a unit leader recommendation	Wednesday January 3 3	Thursday January 4 4	Friday January 5 5 5:00 am – 8:00 pm Event 5:00 am – 8:00 pm Event Remarks: Annual Ski Trip Description: Need a minimum of 30 people (scouts, parents, siblings combined) for this to happen. All may attend – scouts, parents, siblings, etc. $100 per person, includes bus and tickets. Tickets include lift tickets and bus ride. Equipment is NOT included – we recommend that you rent at Ski Pro the day before. Rental is available at Snowbowl, but it will take up part of your morning.	Saturday January 6 6 1:30 pm – 4:30 pm Citizenship in the World MB 1:30 pm – 4:30 pm Citizenship in the World MB POP Meeting Room Remarks: Taught by Mr. Nelson – Eagle Required! Description: Description: Scouts who earn the Citizenship in the World merit badge will discover that they are already a citizen of the world. How good a citizen each person is depends on his willingness to understand and appreciate the values, traditions, and concerns of people in other countries. For requirements go to: https://www.scouting.org/merit-badges/citizenship-in-the-world/ This badge is EAGLE REQUIRED!	Sunday January 7 7
Monday January 8 8 6:00 pm – 7:00 pm Meeting 6:00 pm – 7:00 pm Meeting POP Meeting Room Remarks: Philmont Crew Meeting Description: This meeting is for adults and scouts attending Philmont Cavalcade 2024. Please let Tracey Powers know if you are unable to attend the meeting. 7:00 pm – 9:00 pm Troop Meeting 7:00 pm – 9:00 pm Troop Meeting POP Meeting Room Remarks: Description: The weekly Troop Meeting is open for all Scouts and their parents. Troop 6 Class A uniform is required. **Get your Scouting for Food Bags and Flyers NOTE: Please bring your rummage sale items by tonight! If you have completed any rank requirements during a Troop 6 event Be Prepared and fill out your books and present it to your Patrol Advisor during the Patrol Breakout.. If you need a Scoutmaster Conference be sure to stay after the meeting. If you will need a Board of Review be sure to recruit 3 adults to stay for this review after the meeting. We schedule our meetings from 7 – 9 pm but try to end by 8 pm. Many meetings will go until 9 pm depending on the planned activities, SM conferences, and Board of Reviews.	Tuesday January 9 9	Wednesday January 10 10	Thursday January 11 11	Friday January 12 12	Saturday January 13 13 1:30 pm – 4:30 pm Personal Fitness MB - Part I 1:30 pm – 4:30 pm Personal Fitness MB - Part I POP Meeting Room Remarks: Part I of two class meetings – EAGLE REQUIRED! Description: Take the Personal Fitness Merit Badge – Eagle required! This class has two meetings. Meeting #1 is scheduled for Saturday, Jan. 13th. You must attend both to earn the merit badge. Personal fitness is an individual effort and desire to be the best one can be. Regardless of their current levels of personal fitness, in the twelve weeks it will take Scouts to complete the athletic requirements for this merit badge, they will be in better shape, feel better about themselves, have more energy, and gain self-confidence in their overall abilities. For the merit badge book and more information, please go to: https://www.scouting.org/merit-badges/personal-fitness/	Sunday January 14 14
Monday January 15 15 Other Monday January 15 – Tuesday January 16 Other NO MEETING – MLK Day	Tuesday January 16 16 Other Monday January 15 – Tuesday January 16 Other NO MEETING – MLK Day	Wednesday January 17 17	Thursday January 18 18	Friday January 19 19	Saturday January 20 20 1:00 pm – 4:00 pm Den Chief - Rocket Derby and Picnic 1:00 pm – 4:00 pm Den Chief - Rocket Derby and Picnic Mountain View Park - 9901 N 7th Ave, Phoenix, AZ 85021 Remarks: Description: Rocket Derby Sat, Jan 20, 2024, 1:30pm – 4pm Class B’s are fine for event. Where: Mountain View Park 9901 N 7th Ave, Phoenix, AZ 85021 Pack 6 will be at the north end of the park in rocket launch area. Leaders: Please arrive at 1pm to help set up. Scouts: Opening flags and awards & advancement will be at 1:30pm with rockets immediately after. Event will last until approximately 4 pm. Please bring water. 1:30 pm – 4:30 pm Merit Badge 1:30 pm – 4:30 pm Merit Badge POP Meeting Room Remarks: Read notes! Personal Management MB – Eagle Required Description: NOTE: There is some work you need to do BEFORE the merit badge class. See the attached document, Personal Mangement Prework. Please bring this to the class. Personal management is about mapping a plan for your life that will involve setting short-range and long-range goals and investigating different ways to reach those goals. Education, training, and experience all help make your goals become a reality. To achieve your goals, you will choose the best path and make a commitment to it, while remaining flexible enough to deal with changes and new opportunities. Taught by Mrs. Celle and Mr. Priniski This badge is EAGLE REQUIRED!	Sunday January 21 21
Monday January 22 22 6:00 pm – 7:00 pm COH Rehearsal 6:00 pm – 7:00 pm COH Rehearsal POP Sanctuary Remarks: COH Rehearsal Description: Court of Honor rehearsal is from 6-7pm before the regular meeting. Please attend if you are taking part in this COH. 7:00 pm – 9:00 pm Troop Meeting 7:00 pm – 9:00 pm Troop Meeting POP Meeting Room Remarks: Description: The weekly Troop Meeting is open for all Scouts and their parents. Troop 6 Class A uniform is required. If you have completed any rank requirements during a Troop 6 event Be Prepared and fill out your books and present it to your Patrol Advisor during the Patrol Breakout.. If you need a Scoutmaster Conference be sure to stay after the meeting. If you will need a Board of Review be sure to recruit 3 adults to stay for this review after the meeting. We schedule our meetings from 7 – 9 pm but try to end by 8 pm. Many meetings will go until 9 pm depending on the planned activities, SM conferences, and Board of Reviews.	Tuesday January 23 23	Wednesday January 24 24	Thursday January 25 25	Friday January 26 26	Saturday January 27 27 9:00 am – 11:00 am Serv Proj - Shift 1 9:00 am – 11:00 am Serv Proj - Shift 1 POP Meeting Room Remarks: Painting/Landscaping Description: POP helps us …….and they need Troop 6’s help! Come and paint the shed and finish up the landscaping projects. Sign up for a shift. Photo upload Link: https://photos.app.goo.gl/WZyn4QUQWNF4Fiq68 11:00 am – 1:00 pm Serv Proj - Shift 2 11:00 am – 1:00 pm Serv Proj - Shift 2 POP Meeting Room Remarks: Painting/Landscaping Description: POP helps us …….and they need Troop 6’s help! Come and paint the shed and finish up the landscaping projects. Sign up for a shift. Photo upload Link: https://photos.app.goo.gl/WZyn4QUQWNF4Fiq68	Sunday January 28 28
Monday January 29 29 7:00 pm – 9:00 pm PLC/Committee Mtng 7:00 pm – 9:00 pm PLC/Committee Mtng POP Meeting Room Remarks: PLC: 7 – 7:30; Committee: 7:30-9 Description: Patrol Leaders – Please make sure you contact your APL is you are unable to attend the meeting. Adults – ALL adults welcome to the committee meeting!	Tuesday January 30 30	Wednesday January 31 31

February 2024

Monday	Tuesday	Wednesday	Thursday	Friday	Saturday	Sunday
			Thursday February 1 1	Friday February 2 2	Saturday February 3 3 8:00 am – 10:00 am Scouting for Food Dropoff 8:00 am – 10:00 am Scouting for Food Dropoff Feed our Children Remarks: Description: Drop off your Scouting for Food donations to: Feeding Students USA Pantry 3313 N.40th St Phoenix, Arizona 85018 1:30 pm – 4:30 pm Citizenship in Society 1:30 pm – 4:30 pm Citizenship in Society POP Gym Remarks: Eagle Required! First Class and above. Description: Taught by Mrs. Powers Realize the benefits of diversity, equity, inclusion, and ethical leadership with the Citizenship in Society Merit Badge. Scouts will research any individual who has demonstrated positive leadership while making an ethical decision, explain what options the leader had when faced with a problem, why they believe they chose their final course of action, and the outcome of the leader’s decision. For more information go to: https://www.scouting.org/merit-badges/citizenship-in-society/ 5:00 pm – 8:00 pm Central District Awards Dinner 5:00 pm – 8:00 pm Central District Awards Dinner Camelback Church of Christ Adults Only	Sunday February 4 4
Monday February 5 5 7:00 pm – 9:00 pm Court of Honor 7:00 pm – 9:00 pm Court of Honor POP Sanctuary Type: Court of Honor Location: POP Sanctuary	Tuesday February 6 6	Wednesday February 7 7	Thursday February 8 8	Friday February 9 9	Saturday February 10 10 Backpacking MB Saturday February 10 – Sunday February 11 Backpacking MB @Campout Remarks: Description: See the booklet and requirements here: https://www.scouting.org/merit-badges/backpacking/ Backpacking the Superstitions Saturday February 10 – Sunday February 11 8:00 am – 12:00 pm Backpacking the Superstitions 2nd Water Trailhead Remarks: Overnight Backing (home by kick off!) Description: Troop 6 Backpacks again! This time around we are back in the Superstition Mountains at a new spot. This is a relatively flat backpacking trip with moderate distance. Beginning at the First Water Trailhead, located less than 1 hour from Phoenix. We will leave after the completion of the ACMNA Flag Ceremony. Please eat a decent breakfast. We will not be stopping on the way to the trail head to eat. We start hiking by 10:30 and our first stop will be a TRAIL LUNCH. Total distance in is 4.5 miles and should be a nice campsite. There is rain in the forecast for Saturday. BRING YOUR RAIN GEAR. If looking up on ALL TRAILS APP: Second Water to Boulder Canyon Camp 8:00 am – 9:30 am Flag Ceremony 8:00 am – 9:30 am Flag Ceremony POP Parking Lot Remarks: Flag Ceremony for POP and Arcadia Community Association Description: Do you need to participate in a flag ceremony for rank advancement? Come and help support POP and our local community by helping with the annual Arcadia Community Meeting flag ceremony. If you are going on the backpacking trip, you will be participating in the ceremony. If you are NOT going on the trip, you are welcome to join us at 8am for the ceremony.	Sunday February 11 11 Backpacking MB Saturday February 10 – Sunday February 11 Backpacking MB @Campout Remarks: Description: See the booklet and requirements here: https://www.scouting.org/merit-badges/backpacking/ Backpacking the Superstitions Saturday February 10 – Sunday February 11 8:00 am – 12:00 pm Backpacking the Superstitions 2nd Water Trailhead Remarks: Overnight Backing (home by kick off!) Description: Troop 6 Backpacks again! This time around we are back in the Superstition Mountains at a new spot. This is a relatively flat backpacking trip with moderate distance. Beginning at the First Water Trailhead, located less than 1 hour from Phoenix. We will leave after the completion of the ACMNA Flag Ceremony. Please eat a decent breakfast. We will not be stopping on the way to the trail head to eat. We start hiking by 10:30 and our first stop will be a TRAIL LUNCH. Total distance in is 4.5 miles and should be a nice campsite. There is rain in the forecast for Saturday. BRING YOUR RAIN GEAR. If looking up on ALL TRAILS APP: Second Water to Boulder Canyon Camp
Monday February 12 12 6:00 pm – 7:00 pm Philmont Crew Meeting 6:00 pm – 7:00 pm Philmont Crew Meeting POP Meeting Room For parents and scouts attending Philmont 2024 7:00 pm – 9:00 pm Troop Meeting 7:00 pm – 9:00 pm Troop Meeting POP Meeting Room Remarks: Description: The weekly Troop Meeting is open for all Scouts and their parents. Troop 6 Class A uniform is required. If you have completed any rank requirements during a Troop 6 event Be Prepared and fill out your books and present it to your Patrol Advisor during the Patrol Breakout.. If you need a Scoutmaster Conference be sure to stay after the meeting. If you will need a Board of Review be sure to recruit 3 adults to stay for this review after the meeting. We schedule our meetings from 7 – 9 pm but try to end by 8 pm. Many meetings will go until 9 pm depending on the planned activities, SM conferences, and Board of Reviews.	Tuesday February 13 13	Wednesday February 14 14	Thursday February 15 15	Friday February 16 16	Saturday February 17 17 11:30 am – 3:00 pm Archery Merit Badge 11:30 am – 3:00 pm Archery Merit Badge Archery Range - Papago Park Remarks: Description: Wear: Closed toed shoes and a short-sleeved shirt. Bows and arrows are supplied, but you may bring your own. 1:30 pm – 4:30 pm First Aid - Part II 1:30 pm – 4:30 pm First Aid - Part II POP Meeting Room Remarks: Continued from campout Description: **You must have completed the first part at Karchner Caverns	Sunday February 18 18
Monday February 19 19 7:00 pm – 9:00 pm Troop Meeting 7:00 pm – 9:00 pm Troop Meeting POP Meeting Room Remarks: Description: The weekly Troop Meeting is open for all Scouts and their parents. Troop 6 Class A uniform is required. If you have completed any rank requirements during a Troop 6 event Be Prepared and fill out your books and present it to your Patrol Advisor during the Patrol Breakout.. If you need a Scoutmaster Conference be sure to stay after the meeting. If you will need a Board of Review be sure to recruit 3 adults to stay for this review after the meeting. We schedule our meetings from 7 – 9 pm but try to end by 8 pm. Many meetings will go until 9 pm depending on the planned activities, SM conferences, and Board of Reviews.	Tuesday February 20 20	Wednesday February 21 21	Thursday February 22 22	Friday February 23 23	Saturday February 24 24 10:00 am – 1:00 pm Automative Maintenance Merit Badge 10:00 am – 1:00 pm Automative Maintenance Merit Badge Lovell Car Museum Remarks: 15 Scout limit! Sign up early! Description: Taught by Mr. Lovell NOTE: This class is capped at 15 scouts. Sign up early! Location: The Lovell Car Museum, 5750 E. Camelback Rd Modern automobiles are important to many aspects of American life. Those who service automobiles must understand each principle, and how these principles interact to provide smooth, efficient performance. Owners of cars also benefit by understanding how their vehicles operate. This enables them to understand why certain periodic maintenance is required to keep their vehicles in tip-top shape. 4:30 pm – 7:00 pm Arrow of Light Ceremony for Pack 6 4:30 pm – 7:00 pm Arrow of Light Ceremony for Pack 6 Heard Scout Pueblo Remarks: wear Class A’s Description: ARROW of LIGHT CEREMONY: Troop 6 will once again have the honor of leading the Arrow of Light and Crossing-Over Ceremony for the 2nd Year Webelos of Pack 6 at the Heard Scout Pueblo. Arrive between ____ pm. PLEASE DO NOT BE LATE SO WE CAN BRIEFLY REHEARSE THE PROGRAM. Address: Heard Scout Pueblo 1901 E. Dobbins Rd, Phoenix, AZ 85042 All Troop 6 Scouts should be there to participate in this important ceremony; however, it is particularly important for T6 Eagle Scouts, OA Members (with Sash) and Den Chiefs to be there. Please wear full Class As with sashes, etc. This is a very important and special ceremony as you all know – as I’m sure you all still remember when you crossed over. We will be outside and each Scout will have a part in this reverent ceremony. Please bring a small flashlight that can fit in your pocket. We will meet at the entrance just off the parking lot. Program will end at 7pm. These Webelos are the future of our Troop, so let’s make sure this is a special ceremony for them with outstanding attendance. Please SIGN UP here on TroopMaster so Dr. Keeler can make sure we will have good participation without needing to follow-up with email or phone calls.	Sunday February 25 25
Monday February 26 26 7:00 pm – 9:00 pm Troop Meeting & Troop Elections! 7:00 pm – 9:00 pm Troop Meeting & Troop Elections! POP Meeting Room Remarks: New Elections for March – August Description: The weekly Troop Meeting is open for all Scouts and their parents. Troop 6 Class A uniform is required. If you have completed any rank requirements during a Troop 6 event Be Prepared and fill out your books and present it to your Patrol Advisor during the Patrol Breakout.. If you need a Scoutmaster Conference be sure to stay after the meeting. If you will need a Board of Review be sure to recruit 3 adults to stay for this review after the meeting. We schedule our meetings from 7 – 9 pm but try to end by 8 pm. Many meetings will go until 9 pm depending on the planned activities, SM conferences, and Board of Reviews.	Tuesday February 27 27	Wednesday February 28 28	Thursday February 29 29

March 2024

Monday	Tuesday	Wednesday	Thursday	Friday	Saturday	Sunday
				Friday March 1 1	Saturday March 2 2 8:30 am – 9:45 am Arcadia Cares Packathon - Shift 1 8:30 am – 9:45 am Arcadia Cares Packathon - Shift 1 Prince of Peace Gym Remarks: Description: Welcome to the Eighth Arcadia Cares: Food for Kidz Packathon volunteer sign up! Our goal is to pack 100,000 meals. In order to achieve this goal we need to raise $17,000! We will be packing nutritious meals with beans, rice, soy, vitamins and dehydrated vegetables as well as oatmeal packs. They are individual packs that provide a day’s worth of vitamins and nutrients. These help children grow up strong to fight off malaria, measles, dysentery and other diseases. These meals will be distributed both to local food banks, the Navajo Reservation and internationally. 11:30 am – 1:30 pm Arcadia Cares Packathon - Shift 2 11:30 am – 1:30 pm Arcadia Cares Packathon - Shift 2 Prince of Peace Gym Remarks: Description: Welcome to the Eighth Arcadia Cares: Food for Kidz Packathon volunteer sign up! Our goal is to pack 100,000 meals. In order to achieve this goal we need to raise $17,000! We will be packing nutritious meals with beans, rice, soy, vitamins and dehydrated vegetables as well as oatmeal packs. They are individual packs that provide a day’s worth of vitamins and nutrients. These help children grow up strong to fight off malaria, measles, dysentery and other diseases. These meals will be distributed both to local food banks, the Navajo Reservation and internationally. Second shift will assist with clean up for extra hour of service.	Sunday March 3 3
Monday March 4 4 7:00 pm – 9:00 pm PLC Meeting 7:00 pm – 9:00 pm PLC Meeting POP Meeting Room PLC: 7 – 7:30; Committee: 7:30-9	Tuesday March 5 5	Wednesday March 6 6	Thursday March 7 7	Friday March 8 8	Saturday March 9 9	Sunday March 10 10 SUSD & Veritas Spring Break Sunday March 10 – Sunday March 17 SUSD & Veritas Spring Break Type: Other Location:
Monday March 11 11 SUSD & Veritas Spring Break Sunday March 10 – Sunday March 17 SUSD & Veritas Spring Break Type: Other Location:	Tuesday March 12 12 SUSD & Veritas Spring Break Sunday March 10 – Sunday March 17 SUSD & Veritas Spring Break Type: Other Location:	Wednesday March 13 13 SUSD & Veritas Spring Break Sunday March 10 – Sunday March 17 SUSD & Veritas Spring Break Type: Other Location:	Thursday March 14 14 SUSD & Veritas Spring Break Sunday March 10 – Sunday March 17 SUSD & Veritas Spring Break Type: Other Location:	Friday March 15 15 SUSD & Veritas Spring Break Sunday March 10 – Sunday March 17 SUSD & Veritas Spring Break Type: Other Location:	Saturday March 16 16 SUSD & Veritas Spring Break Sunday March 10 – Sunday March 17 SUSD & Veritas Spring Break Type: Other Location:	Sunday March 17 17 SUSD & Veritas Spring Break Sunday March 10 – Sunday March 17 SUSD & Veritas Spring Break Type: Other Location:
Monday March 18 18 7:00 pm – 9:00 pm Troop Meeting 7:00 pm – 9:00 pm Troop Meeting POP Meeting Room Remarks: Description: The weekly Troop Meeting is open for all Scouts and their parents. Troop 6 Class A uniform is required. If you have completed any rank requirements during a Troop 6 event Be Prepared and fill out your books and present it to your Patrol Advisor during the Patrol Breakout.. If you need a Scoutmaster Conference be sure to stay after the meeting. If you will need a Board of Review be sure to recruit 3 adults to stay for this review after the meeting. We schedule our meetings from 7 – 9 pm but try to end by 8 pm. Many meetings will go until 9 pm depending on the planned activities, SM conferences, and Board of Reviews.	Tuesday March 19 19	Wednesday March 20 20 6:30 pm – 7:30 pm Den Chief Event - ASU DAY 6:30 pm – 7:30 pm Den Chief Event - ASU DAY TBD Remarks: Description: ASU DAY Wed, Mar 20, 2024, 6:30pm – 7:30pm Details TBD	Thursday March 21 21	Friday March 22 22	Saturday March 23 23 9:00 am – 12:00 pm Overnight Backpacking & Day Hike 9:00 am – 12:00 pm Overnight Backpacking & Day Hike Seven Springs / Cave Creek Trail Remarks: Day hike for new scouts/backpacking for current scouts Description: Departure: 9:00am Prince of Peace Church Parking Lot Arrive with Overnight Backpack New Scouts: Carry a small day pack with water, lunch and a snack. Destination: Cave Creek Trailhead off Seven Springs Road (FR24) Arrive at Trailhead by 10:30 and check in. Day Hikers: Set back for cars by 3pm and arrive back home by 6pm All Trails Map: Cave Creek Trail. We will be hiking the first 2 miles of this trail and setting up camp. Then day hike an additional 1.5 miles. Weather: Clear and Cloudy. Bring cold weather clothes for overnight temps to reach upper 40’s.	Sunday March 24 24
Monday March 25 25 7:00 pm – 9:00 pm ISLT 7:00 pm – 9:00 pm ISLT POP Meeting Room Remarks: New Leaders! Description: Introduction to Leadership Skills for Troops Required for all new Troop leaders (SPL, APL, PL, ASPL) – all others are encouraged to attend! Great first step to any leadership position. Taught by Dr. Smith w/Mr. Beebe and Dr. Keeler 7:00 pm – 8:00 pm New Parent Orientation 7:00 pm – 8:00 pm New Parent Orientation POP Meeting Room Remarks: Meeting for all new parents Description: New Parents! Please join us for a brief orientation to Troop 6.	Tuesday March 26 26	Wednesday March 27 27	Thursday March 28 28	Friday March 29 29	Saturday March 30 30 8:00 am – 12:00 pm Eagle Project 8:00 am – 12:00 pm Eagle Project UUCP Remarks: Dylan Faires Eagle Project Description: Location: UUCP 4027 E Lincoln Drive Paradise Valley, AZ 85253 Go to the back of the large parking lot, and you will see cars and my project. Call my cell if you need help finding it: 480-594-6661 When: 8:00 – Noon March, 30th Bring: Please bring work gloves, a shovel, water, and sunscreen Breakfast: We will provide breakfast and drinks for everyone 1:30 pm – 4:30 pm Cooking MB Class 2 of 3 - March 30th 1:30 pm – 4:30 pm Cooking MB Class 2 of 3 - March 30th Celle Backyard - 3208 E Medlock Dr, Phoenix, AZ 85018 Remarks: Second meeting for the Cooking MB Description: MANDATORY HOMEWORK- ITEMS TO BRING TO PARTICIPATE IN CLASS SESSION You must read the information here at least a WEEK BEFORE class. https://docs.google.com/document/d/1F0uAa-3cjTa5BmAU5TTYmEntmfjrLWDrwni6lFgT5nM/edit?usp=sharing	Sunday March 31 31

April 2024

Monday	Tuesday	Wednesday	Thursday	Friday	Saturday	Sunday
Monday April 1 1 7:00 pm – 9:00 pm Troop Meeting 7:00 pm – 9:00 pm Troop Meeting POP Meeting Room Remarks: Description: The weekly Troop Meeting is open for all Scouts and their parents. Troop 6 Class A uniform is required. If you have completed any rank requirements during a Troop 6 event Be Prepared and fill out your books and present it to your Patrol Advisor during the Patrol Breakout.. If you need a Scoutmaster Conference be sure to stay after the meeting. If you will need a Board of Review be sure to recruit 3 adults to stay for this review after the meeting. We schedule our meetings from 7 – 9 pm but try to end by 8 pm. Many meetings will go until 9 pm depending on the planned activities, SM conferences, and Board of Reviews.	Tuesday April 2 2	Wednesday April 3 3	Thursday April 4 4	Friday April 5 5 Meeting Meeting Type: Meeting Location:	Saturday April 6 6 1:30 pm – 4:00 pm Citizenship in The Community Merit Badge 1:30 pm – 4:00 pm Citizenship in The Community Merit Badge POP Meeting Room Remarks: Class B’s or casual clothes – Eagle Required! Description: Citizenship in the Community MB: Taught by Mr. Nelson This Citizenship in the Community Merit Badge is Eagle required. A nation is a patchwork of communities that differ from each other and may be governed differently. But regardless of how local communities differ, they all have one point in common: In the United States, local government means self-government. Good citizens help to make decisions about their community through their elected local officials. Sign up here on TroopMaster. Print the attached Citizenship in the Community Workbook & bring with you to class, along with pen or pencil. For more information go to: https://www.scouting.org/merit-badges/citizenship-in-the-community/ Troop 6 typically holds the same merit badge once a year, so take it while you can!	Sunday April 7 7
Monday April 8 8 7:00 pm – 9:00 pm Troop Meeting 7:00 pm – 9:00 pm Troop Meeting POP Meeting Room Remarks: Description: The weekly Troop Meeting is open for all Scouts and their parents. Troop 6 Class A uniform is required. If you have completed any rank requirements during a Troop 6 event Be Prepared and fill out your books and present it to your Patrol Advisor during the Patrol Breakout.. If you need a Scoutmaster Conference be sure to stay after the meeting. If you will need a Board of Review be sure to recruit 3 adults to stay for this review after the meeting. We schedule our meetings from 7 – 9 pm but try to end by 8 pm. Many meetings will go until 9 pm depending on the planned activities, SM conferences, and Board of Reviews.	Tuesday April 9 9	Wednesday April 10 10	Thursday April 11 11	Friday April 12 12	Saturday April 13 13 Wilderness First Aid Certification Saturday April 13 – Monday April 15 Wilderness First Aid Certification Veritas Prep - Front parking lot Remarks: HIGHLY recommended for Philmont scouts Description: NOTE: The flyer says POP, but we are meeting at Veritas Prep due to room availability at POP. ***20 person limit for this class. Philmont attendees will take first priority. Treatment skills are important, but so is educating Scouts and adult leaders to recognize illnesses early and minimize the potential for injury. The skills learned in a BSA-approved WFA course can save lives. WFA is not just for the backcountry. It is just as relevant in urban areas during hurricanes, floods, fires, or mass casualty events when emergency services might be strained. WFA knowledge can be lifesaving. “When an emergency occurs in the wild, the goal must be to provide the greatest good for the greatest number in the shortest time, and do no harm in the process.” Who needs WFA? Youth (14 years old and up) and adult Scout leaders are encouraged to take a 16-hour WFA course based on the specific curriculum developed by the BSA, which includes a management dimension that most course fail to address. Participants will likely find it the most valuable program they’ll ever take. WFA Certification BSA has identified the following providers as meeting the BSA’s requirements for WFA training: American Red Cross, American Red Cross, and Boy Scouts of America Training Agreement Emergency Care & Safety Institute, Emergency Care & Safety Institute and Boy Scouts of America Training Agreement Contact your local council or the high adventure program you will be attending for additional providers. The ACA does not review or approve courses for BSA units. Please get in touch with your local BSA council for questions regarding a specific course or a list of approved providers. WFA courses offered by other providers do not meet the BSA’s wilderness first aid requirements. If WFA is required for your adventure (see BSA facilities’ requirements below), you must obtain a certificate of successful completion. In addition, a current CPR/AED certificate is also needed. If you have specific questions on equivalencies, reach out to the entity running the program requiring WFA. High Adventure Base WFA Requirements All four of the BSA high-adventure bases (HAB) require at least one person per trek (two per trek at Philmont Scout Ranch) to be current in WFA through one of the BSA’s approved providers. Of course, having more participants trained in WFA skills is highly recommended for any high adventure or backcountry experience. Many other councils that offer high-adventure programs are encouraged to require WFA training as part of their requirements. Check directly with the local council providing the high-adventure program for details. In addition, participants in unit-centered high-adventure programs would greatly benefit from WFA skills in the event of an emergency.	Sunday April 14 14 Wilderness First Aid Certification Saturday April 13 – Monday April 15 Wilderness First Aid Certification Veritas Prep - Front parking lot Remarks: HIGHLY recommended for Philmont scouts Description: NOTE: The flyer says POP, but we are meeting at Veritas Prep due to room availability at POP. ***20 person limit for this class. Philmont attendees will take first priority. Treatment skills are important, but so is educating Scouts and adult leaders to recognize illnesses early and minimize the potential for injury. The skills learned in a BSA-approved WFA course can save lives. WFA is not just for the backcountry. It is just as relevant in urban areas during hurricanes, floods, fires, or mass casualty events when emergency services might be strained. WFA knowledge can be lifesaving. “When an emergency occurs in the wild, the goal must be to provide the greatest good for the greatest number in the shortest time, and do no harm in the process.” Who needs WFA? Youth (14 years old and up) and adult Scout leaders are encouraged to take a 16-hour WFA course based on the specific curriculum developed by the BSA, which includes a management dimension that most course fail to address. Participants will likely find it the most valuable program they’ll ever take. WFA Certification BSA has identified the following providers as meeting the BSA’s requirements for WFA training: American Red Cross, American Red Cross, and Boy Scouts of America Training Agreement Emergency Care & Safety Institute, Emergency Care & Safety Institute and Boy Scouts of America Training Agreement Contact your local council or the high adventure program you will be attending for additional providers. The ACA does not review or approve courses for BSA units. Please get in touch with your local BSA council for questions regarding a specific course or a list of approved providers. WFA courses offered by other providers do not meet the BSA’s wilderness first aid requirements. If WFA is required for your adventure (see BSA facilities’ requirements below), you must obtain a certificate of successful completion. In addition, a current CPR/AED certificate is also needed. If you have specific questions on equivalencies, reach out to the entity running the program requiring WFA. High Adventure Base WFA Requirements All four of the BSA high-adventure bases (HAB) require at least one person per trek (two per trek at Philmont Scout Ranch) to be current in WFA through one of the BSA’s approved providers. Of course, having more participants trained in WFA skills is highly recommended for any high adventure or backcountry experience. Many other councils that offer high-adventure programs are encouraged to require WFA training as part of their requirements. Check directly with the local council providing the high-adventure program for details. In addition, participants in unit-centered high-adventure programs would greatly benefit from WFA skills in the event of an emergency.
Monday April 15 15 Wilderness First Aid Certification Saturday April 13 – Monday April 15 Wilderness First Aid Certification Veritas Prep - Front parking lot Remarks: HIGHLY recommended for Philmont scouts Description: NOTE: The flyer says POP, but we are meeting at Veritas Prep due to room availability at POP. ***20 person limit for this class. Philmont attendees will take first priority. Treatment skills are important, but so is educating Scouts and adult leaders to recognize illnesses early and minimize the potential for injury. The skills learned in a BSA-approved WFA course can save lives. WFA is not just for the backcountry. It is just as relevant in urban areas during hurricanes, floods, fires, or mass casualty events when emergency services might be strained. WFA knowledge can be lifesaving. “When an emergency occurs in the wild, the goal must be to provide the greatest good for the greatest number in the shortest time, and do no harm in the process.” Who needs WFA? Youth (14 years old and up) and adult Scout leaders are encouraged to take a 16-hour WFA course based on the specific curriculum developed by the BSA, which includes a management dimension that most course fail to address. Participants will likely find it the most valuable program they’ll ever take. WFA Certification BSA has identified the following providers as meeting the BSA’s requirements for WFA training: American Red Cross, American Red Cross, and Boy Scouts of America Training Agreement Emergency Care & Safety Institute, Emergency Care & Safety Institute and Boy Scouts of America Training Agreement Contact your local council or the high adventure program you will be attending for additional providers. The ACA does not review or approve courses for BSA units. Please get in touch with your local BSA council for questions regarding a specific course or a list of approved providers. WFA courses offered by other providers do not meet the BSA’s wilderness first aid requirements. If WFA is required for your adventure (see BSA facilities’ requirements below), you must obtain a certificate of successful completion. In addition, a current CPR/AED certificate is also needed. If you have specific questions on equivalencies, reach out to the entity running the program requiring WFA. High Adventure Base WFA Requirements All four of the BSA high-adventure bases (HAB) require at least one person per trek (two per trek at Philmont Scout Ranch) to be current in WFA through one of the BSA’s approved providers. Of course, having more participants trained in WFA skills is highly recommended for any high adventure or backcountry experience. Many other councils that offer high-adventure programs are encouraged to require WFA training as part of their requirements. Check directly with the local council providing the high-adventure program for details. In addition, participants in unit-centered high-adventure programs would greatly benefit from WFA skills in the event of an emergency. 7:00 pm – 9:00 pm Troop Meeting 7:00 pm – 9:00 pm Troop Meeting POP Meeting Room Remarks: Description: The weekly Troop Meeting is open for all Scouts and their parents. Troop 6 Class A uniform is required. If you have completed any rank requirements during a Troop 6 event Be Prepared and fill out your books and present it to your Patrol Advisor during the Patrol Breakout.. If you need a Scoutmaster Conference be sure to stay after the meeting. If you will need a Board of Review be sure to recruit 3 adults to stay for this review after the meeting. We schedule our meetings from 7 – 9 pm but try to end by 8 pm. Many meetings will go until 9 pm depending on the planned activities, SM conferences, and Board of Reviews.	Tuesday April 16 16	Wednesday April 17 17	Thursday April 18 18	Friday April 19 19 R-C with Pack 6 Friday April 19 – Monday April 22 R-C with Pack 6 Sharp Creek Campground Remarks: Campsites # 1, 5 and 13 Description: Sharp Creek Campground is located 20 minutes east of Payson, Arizona. Friday night, arrive to the campground after 2pm. They are strict with only 2 cars per campsite. Scouts will need to carpool. This is a strongly encouraged campout for all of Troop 6 Scouts. We are mentoring our pack 6 cub scouts, earning merit badges, hiking and service hours. This is Car-Camp style campout, and all scouts will be camping in tents at the campsites. Camping in Patrols please. Sharp Creek Campground is a 10 min drive to R-C Scout Camp, where Pack 6 is camping that weekend. We will provide and assist with the day program at R-C. Our main activity will include sign, signals and codes. This will also earn you the Sign, Signal and Codes Merit Badge. Sunday morning will have a hike and service hours completed prior to our departure back to Phoenix.	Saturday April 20 20 R-C with Pack 6 Friday April 19 – Monday April 22 R-C with Pack 6 Sharp Creek Campground Remarks: Campsites # 1, 5 and 13 Description: Sharp Creek Campground is located 20 minutes east of Payson, Arizona. Friday night, arrive to the campground after 2pm. They are strict with only 2 cars per campsite. Scouts will need to carpool. This is a strongly encouraged campout for all of Troop 6 Scouts. We are mentoring our pack 6 cub scouts, earning merit badges, hiking and service hours. This is Car-Camp style campout, and all scouts will be camping in tents at the campsites. Camping in Patrols please. Sharp Creek Campground is a 10 min drive to R-C Scout Camp, where Pack 6 is camping that weekend. We will provide and assist with the day program at R-C. Our main activity will include sign, signals and codes. This will also earn you the Sign, Signal and Codes Merit Badge. Sunday morning will have a hike and service hours completed prior to our departure back to Phoenix. Signs, Signals, and Codes Saturday April 20 – Sunday April 21 Signs, Signals, and Codes @Campout Remarks: Description: The Signs, Signals and Codes merit badge covers a number of the nonverbal ways we communicate: emergency signaling, Morse code, American Sign Language, braille, trail signs, sports officiating hand signals, traffic signs, secret codes and more.	Sunday April 21 21 R-C with Pack 6 Friday April 19 – Monday April 22 R-C with Pack 6 Sharp Creek Campground Remarks: Campsites # 1, 5 and 13 Description: Sharp Creek Campground is located 20 minutes east of Payson, Arizona. Friday night, arrive to the campground after 2pm. They are strict with only 2 cars per campsite. Scouts will need to carpool. This is a strongly encouraged campout for all of Troop 6 Scouts. We are mentoring our pack 6 cub scouts, earning merit badges, hiking and service hours. This is Car-Camp style campout, and all scouts will be camping in tents at the campsites. Camping in Patrols please. Sharp Creek Campground is a 10 min drive to R-C Scout Camp, where Pack 6 is camping that weekend. We will provide and assist with the day program at R-C. Our main activity will include sign, signals and codes. This will also earn you the Sign, Signal and Codes Merit Badge. Sunday morning will have a hike and service hours completed prior to our departure back to Phoenix. Signs, Signals, and Codes Saturday April 20 – Sunday April 21 Signs, Signals, and Codes @Campout Remarks: Description: The Signs, Signals and Codes merit badge covers a number of the nonverbal ways we communicate: emergency signaling, Morse code, American Sign Language, braille, trail signs, sports officiating hand signals, traffic signs, secret codes and more.
Monday April 22 22 R-C with Pack 6 Friday April 19 – Monday April 22 R-C with Pack 6 Sharp Creek Campground Remarks: Campsites # 1, 5 and 13 Description: Sharp Creek Campground is located 20 minutes east of Payson, Arizona. Friday night, arrive to the campground after 2pm. They are strict with only 2 cars per campsite. Scouts will need to carpool. This is a strongly encouraged campout for all of Troop 6 Scouts. We are mentoring our pack 6 cub scouts, earning merit badges, hiking and service hours. This is Car-Camp style campout, and all scouts will be camping in tents at the campsites. Camping in Patrols please. Sharp Creek Campground is a 10 min drive to R-C Scout Camp, where Pack 6 is camping that weekend. We will provide and assist with the day program at R-C. Our main activity will include sign, signals and codes. This will also earn you the Sign, Signal and Codes Merit Badge. Sunday morning will have a hike and service hours completed prior to our departure back to Phoenix. 7:00 pm – 9:00 pm PLC Meeting 7:00 pm – 9:00 pm PLC Meeting POP Meeting Room Remarks: PLC: 7 – 7:30; Committee: 7:30-9 Description: Patrol leaders meet from 7 – 7:30pm. All parents are welcome to join our committee meeting from 7:30 – 9pm.	Tuesday April 23 23	Wednesday April 24 24	Thursday April 25 25	Friday April 26 26	Saturday April 27 27 1:30 pm – 4:00 pm Personal Fitness MB - Part 2 1:30 pm – 4:00 pm Personal Fitness MB - Part 2 POP Meeting Room Only for scouts who took part one	Sunday April 28 28
Monday April 29 29 7:00 pm – 9:00 pm Troop Meeting 7:00 pm – 9:00 pm Troop Meeting POP Meeting Room Remarks: Description: The weekly Troop Meeting is open for all Scouts and their parents. Troop 6 Class A uniform is required. If you have completed any rank requirements during a Troop 6 event Be Prepared and fill out your books and present it to your Patrol Advisor during the Patrol Breakout.. If you need a Scoutmaster Conference be sure to stay after the meeting. If you will need a Board of Review be sure to recruit 3 adults to stay for this review after the meeting. We schedule our meetings from 7 – 9 pm but try to end by 8 pm. Many meetings will go until 9 pm depending on the planned activities, SM conferences, and Board of Reviews.	Tuesday April 30 30

May 2024

Monday	Tuesday	Wednesday	Thursday	Friday	Saturday	Sunday
		Wednesday May 1 1	Thursday May 2 2	Friday May 3 3	Saturday May 4 4 1:00 pm – 3:00 pm Cooking Merit Badge - Part 3 1:00 pm – 3:00 pm Cooking Merit Badge - Part 3 Celle Home Remarks: Only for scouts who took part one and two Description: Please read this document for information on class #3: https://docs.google.com/document/d/17FTQ1aO_T7daCH7BzpYz64sOxBZLu6iIUzuJFnEmks0/edit?usp=sharing	Sunday May 5 5 3:30 pm – 5:30 pm Den Chief Pack Carnival +BG Banquet. 3:30 pm – 5:30 pm Den Chief Pack Carnival +BG Banquet. Prince of Peace Courtyard Remarks: Description: Location – Prince of Peace courtyard. 3:30pm Set up 4pm Opening Flags, Webelos Den. 4 – 4:45 Fun time with carnival booths. 4:45 Clean up 5pm Food, Awards, and graduation to the next rank.
Monday May 6 6 7:00 pm – 9:00 pm Troop Meeting 7:00 pm – 9:00 pm Troop Meeting POP Meeting Room Remarks: Description: The weekly Troop Meeting is open for all Scouts and their parents. Troop 6 Class A uniform is required. If you have completed any rank requirements during a Troop 6 event Be Prepared and fill out your books and present it to your Patrol Advisor during the Patrol Breakout.. If you need a Scoutmaster Conference be sure to stay after the meeting. If you will need a Board of Review be sure to recruit 3 adults to stay for this review after the meeting. We schedule our meetings from 7 – 9 pm but try to end by 8 pm. Many meetings will go until 9 pm depending on the planned activities, SM conferences, and Board of Reviews.	Tuesday May 7 7	Wednesday May 8 8	Thursday May 9 9	Friday May 10 10	Saturday May 11 11 Canyon Lake Honor Outing Saturday May 11 – Monday May 13 Canyon Lake Honor Outing Canyon Lake, Superstition Wilderness Remarks: Troop 6 annual Honor Outing Description: The 2024 Troop 6 Honor Outing will be hosted at Canyon Lake, AZ. You must achieve the required number of Troop events to attend. Invitations are being sent to all those who qualify for Honor Outing PLEASE RSVP ON Troop Master ASAP. We have to make a meal plan based on numbers in attendance. It will be a day of boating, paddle boards, swimming, fishing, outdoor cooking and all the fun you can have on the water! DEPARTING: Prince of Peace on Saturday (5/11) at 8am. Since this is a water based event, all scouts have been checked to make sure they are BSA Swim certified and have completed the swimming merit badges. RETURNING to Prince of Peace on Sunday, shooting for around 11am. (We understand this is Mother’s Day). Campers will need to bring: Tent, Sleeping bag, clothes, swim goggles, sun screen swim towel x 2, water shoes, (or the like). Pack is if you are car camping. All meals and snacks will be provided but if you have special dietary requirements you need to make that known to Troop Leadership. It is okay to bring your own food. Thank you.	Sunday May 12 12 Canyon Lake Honor Outing Saturday May 11 – Monday May 13 Canyon Lake Honor Outing Canyon Lake, Superstition Wilderness Remarks: Troop 6 annual Honor Outing Description: The 2024 Troop 6 Honor Outing will be hosted at Canyon Lake, AZ. You must achieve the required number of Troop events to attend. Invitations are being sent to all those who qualify for Honor Outing PLEASE RSVP ON Troop Master ASAP. We have to make a meal plan based on numbers in attendance. It will be a day of boating, paddle boards, swimming, fishing, outdoor cooking and all the fun you can have on the water! DEPARTING: Prince of Peace on Saturday (5/11) at 8am. Since this is a water based event, all scouts have been checked to make sure they are BSA Swim certified and have completed the swimming merit badges. RETURNING to Prince of Peace on Sunday, shooting for around 11am. (We understand this is Mother’s Day). Campers will need to bring: Tent, Sleeping bag, clothes, swim goggles, sun screen swim towel x 2, water shoes, (or the like). Pack is if you are car camping. All meals and snacks will be provided but if you have special dietary requirements you need to make that known to Troop Leadership. It is okay to bring your own food. Thank you.
Monday May 13 13 Canyon Lake Honor Outing Saturday May 11 – Monday May 13 Canyon Lake Honor Outing Canyon Lake, Superstition Wilderness Remarks: Troop 6 annual Honor Outing Description: The 2024 Troop 6 Honor Outing will be hosted at Canyon Lake, AZ. You must achieve the required number of Troop events to attend. Invitations are being sent to all those who qualify for Honor Outing PLEASE RSVP ON Troop Master ASAP. We have to make a meal plan based on numbers in attendance. It will be a day of boating, paddle boards, swimming, fishing, outdoor cooking and all the fun you can have on the water! DEPARTING: Prince of Peace on Saturday (5/11) at 8am. Since this is a water based event, all scouts have been checked to make sure they are BSA Swim certified and have completed the swimming merit badges. RETURNING to Prince of Peace on Sunday, shooting for around 11am. (We understand this is Mother’s Day). Campers will need to bring: Tent, Sleeping bag, clothes, swim goggles, sun screen swim towel x 2, water shoes, (or the like). Pack is if you are car camping. All meals and snacks will be provided but if you have special dietary requirements you need to make that known to Troop Leadership. It is okay to bring your own food. Thank you. 7:00 pm – 9:00 pm Court of Honor 7:00 pm – 9:00 pm Court of Honor POP Sanctuary Type: Court of Honor Location: POP Sanctuary	Tuesday May 14 14	Wednesday May 15 15	Thursday May 16 16	Friday May 17 17	Saturday May 18 18	Sunday May 19 19
Monday May 20 20 7:00 pm – 9:00 pm PLC Meeting 7:00 pm – 9:00 pm PLC Meeting POP Meeting Room Remarks: PLC: 7 – 7:30; Committee: 7:30-9 Description: This will be our annual planning meeting. All adults are welcome to come to our committee meeting at 7:30 to help.	Tuesday May 21 21	Wednesday May 22 22	Thursday May 23 23	Friday May 24 24	Saturday May 25 25	Sunday May 26 26
Monday May 27 27	Tuesday May 28 28	Wednesday May 29 29	Thursday May 30 30	Friday May 31 31

June 2024

Monday	Tuesday	Wednesday	Thursday	Friday	Saturday	Sunday
					Saturday June 1 1	Sunday June 2 2
Monday June 3 3	Tuesday June 4 4	Wednesday June 5 5	Thursday June 6 6	Friday June 7 7	Saturday June 8 8	Sunday June 9 9
Monday June 10 10	Tuesday June 11 11	Wednesday June 12 12	Thursday June 13 13	Friday June 14 14	Saturday June 15 15	Sunday June 16 16 Geronimo Registration Sunday June 16 – Sunday June 23 Geronimo Registration Camp Geronimo Remarks: Registration Open! Description: Troop 6 will be attending Summer Camp at Geronimo from Sunday, 6/16/2024 – Saturday, 6/22/2024. Cost for the week is $550 and full payment is due 4/25/2024. Merit badge selections open up 4/10/2024. In order to get the best selection of merit badges please register on or before 4/10/2024. Registration process: -Register on Troopmaster. -Send payment via Zelle: [email protected] or check payable to BSA Troop 6. See attached forms that are required. All forms should be printed and brought to the meeting on May 6, 2024 @ 6:30 at our Prince of Peace meeting room. Mrs. Powers will be meeting with scouts that are registered for Camp Geronimo at an upcoming meeting to handle merit badge selection at the meeting. Medical Form Part A, B, & C plus a copy of your child’s insurance card are required. Part C is completed by a physician. Even if you have turned in Parts A & B at an earlier date we still need all three forms completed with insurance card to finalize your scouts registration with Camp Geronimo. The Horse Back Riding Release Form should be completed even if you don’t think your scout will want to ride. We like to have them for all scouts in case a scout changes his mind at camp. See the the checklist of What and What Not to bring to camp. Your scout should follow this list and pack his own gear so he remembers where everything is located. Please plan to attend our meeting on Monday, May 6th @ 6:30pm at Prince of Peace. This is especially important if this is your scouts first year at Camp Geronimo. *The troop will caravan from Prince of Peace on Sunday, June 16, 2024, time TBD once Camp Geronimo confirms our arrival time. We typically leave around 9am. Parents should plan to arrive at Camp Geronimo Saturday, June 22, 2024 at approximately 8-9am to pick up their scout. A firm time will be determined prior to the start of camp. Please be on time as our adult leaders cannot depart until all scouts are picked up. Let us know if you have questions.
Monday June 17 17 Geronimo Registration Sunday June 16 – Sunday June 23 Geronimo Registration Camp Geronimo Remarks: Registration Open! Description: Troop 6 will be attending Summer Camp at Geronimo from Sunday, 6/16/2024 – Saturday, 6/22/2024. Cost for the week is $550 and full payment is due 4/25/2024. Merit badge selections open up 4/10/2024. In order to get the best selection of merit badges please register on or before 4/10/2024. Registration process: -Register on Troopmaster. -Send payment via Zelle: [email protected] or check payable to BSA Troop 6. See attached forms that are required. All forms should be printed and brought to the meeting on May 6, 2024 @ 6:30 at our Prince of Peace meeting room. Mrs. Powers will be meeting with scouts that are registered for Camp Geronimo at an upcoming meeting to handle merit badge selection at the meeting. Medical Form Part A, B, & C plus a copy of your child’s insurance card are required. Part C is completed by a physician. Even if you have turned in Parts A & B at an earlier date we still need all three forms completed with insurance card to finalize your scouts registration with Camp Geronimo. The Horse Back Riding Release Form should be completed even if you don’t think your scout will want to ride. We like to have them for all scouts in case a scout changes his mind at camp. See the the checklist of What and What Not to bring to camp. Your scout should follow this list and pack his own gear so he remembers where everything is located. Please plan to attend our meeting on Monday, May 6th @ 6:30pm at Prince of Peace. This is especially important if this is your scouts first year at Camp Geronimo. *The troop will caravan from Prince of Peace on Sunday, June 16, 2024, time TBD once Camp Geronimo confirms our arrival time. We typically leave around 9am. Parents should plan to arrive at Camp Geronimo Saturday, June 22, 2024 at approximately 8-9am to pick up their scout. A firm time will be determined prior to the start of camp. Please be on time as our adult leaders cannot depart until all scouts are picked up. Let us know if you have questions.	Tuesday June 18 18 Geronimo Registration Sunday June 16 – Sunday June 23 Geronimo Registration Camp Geronimo Remarks: Registration Open! Description: Troop 6 will be attending Summer Camp at Geronimo from Sunday, 6/16/2024 – Saturday, 6/22/2024. Cost for the week is $550 and full payment is due 4/25/2024. Merit badge selections open up 4/10/2024. In order to get the best selection of merit badges please register on or before 4/10/2024. Registration process: -Register on Troopmaster. -Send payment via Zelle: [email protected] or check payable to BSA Troop 6. See attached forms that are required. All forms should be printed and brought to the meeting on May 6, 2024 @ 6:30 at our Prince of Peace meeting room. Mrs. Powers will be meeting with scouts that are registered for Camp Geronimo at an upcoming meeting to handle merit badge selection at the meeting. Medical Form Part A, B, & C plus a copy of your child’s insurance card are required. Part C is completed by a physician. Even if you have turned in Parts A & B at an earlier date we still need all three forms completed with insurance card to finalize your scouts registration with Camp Geronimo. The Horse Back Riding Release Form should be completed even if you don’t think your scout will want to ride. We like to have them for all scouts in case a scout changes his mind at camp. See the the checklist of What and What Not to bring to camp. Your scout should follow this list and pack his own gear so he remembers where everything is located. Please plan to attend our meeting on Monday, May 6th @ 6:30pm at Prince of Peace. This is especially important if this is your scouts first year at Camp Geronimo. *The troop will caravan from Prince of Peace on Sunday, June 16, 2024, time TBD once Camp Geronimo confirms our arrival time. We typically leave around 9am. Parents should plan to arrive at Camp Geronimo Saturday, June 22, 2024 at approximately 8-9am to pick up their scout. A firm time will be determined prior to the start of camp. Please be on time as our adult leaders cannot depart until all scouts are picked up. Let us know if you have questions.	Wednesday June 19 19 Geronimo Registration Sunday June 16 – Sunday June 23 Geronimo Registration Camp Geronimo Remarks: Registration Open! Description: Troop 6 will be attending Summer Camp at Geronimo from Sunday, 6/16/2024 – Saturday, 6/22/2024. Cost for the week is $550 and full payment is due 4/25/2024. Merit badge selections open up 4/10/2024. In order to get the best selection of merit badges please register on or before 4/10/2024. Registration process: -Register on Troopmaster. -Send payment via Zelle: [email protected] or check payable to BSA Troop 6. See attached forms that are required. All forms should be printed and brought to the meeting on May 6, 2024 @ 6:30 at our Prince of Peace meeting room. Mrs. Powers will be meeting with scouts that are registered for Camp Geronimo at an upcoming meeting to handle merit badge selection at the meeting. Medical Form Part A, B, & C plus a copy of your child’s insurance card are required. Part C is completed by a physician. Even if you have turned in Parts A & B at an earlier date we still need all three forms completed with insurance card to finalize your scouts registration with Camp Geronimo. The Horse Back Riding Release Form should be completed even if you don’t think your scout will want to ride. We like to have them for all scouts in case a scout changes his mind at camp. See the the checklist of What and What Not to bring to camp. Your scout should follow this list and pack his own gear so he remembers where everything is located. Please plan to attend our meeting on Monday, May 6th @ 6:30pm at Prince of Peace. This is especially important if this is your scouts first year at Camp Geronimo. *The troop will caravan from Prince of Peace on Sunday, June 16, 2024, time TBD once Camp Geronimo confirms our arrival time. We typically leave around 9am. Parents should plan to arrive at Camp Geronimo Saturday, June 22, 2024 at approximately 8-9am to pick up their scout. A firm time will be determined prior to the start of camp. Please be on time as our adult leaders cannot depart until all scouts are picked up. Let us know if you have questions.	Thursday June 20 20 Geronimo Registration Sunday June 16 – Sunday June 23 Geronimo Registration Camp Geronimo Remarks: Registration Open! Description: Troop 6 will be attending Summer Camp at Geronimo from Sunday, 6/16/2024 – Saturday, 6/22/2024. Cost for the week is $550 and full payment is due 4/25/2024. Merit badge selections open up 4/10/2024. In order to get the best selection of merit badges please register on or before 4/10/2024. Registration process: -Register on Troopmaster. -Send payment via Zelle: [email protected] or check payable to BSA Troop 6. See attached forms that are required. All forms should be printed and brought to the meeting on May 6, 2024 @ 6:30 at our Prince of Peace meeting room. Mrs. Powers will be meeting with scouts that are registered for Camp Geronimo at an upcoming meeting to handle merit badge selection at the meeting. Medical Form Part A, B, & C plus a copy of your child’s insurance card are required. Part C is completed by a physician. Even if you have turned in Parts A & B at an earlier date we still need all three forms completed with insurance card to finalize your scouts registration with Camp Geronimo. The Horse Back Riding Release Form should be completed even if you don’t think your scout will want to ride. We like to have them for all scouts in case a scout changes his mind at camp. See the the checklist of What and What Not to bring to camp. Your scout should follow this list and pack his own gear so he remembers where everything is located. Please plan to attend our meeting on Monday, May 6th @ 6:30pm at Prince of Peace. This is especially important if this is your scouts first year at Camp Geronimo. *The troop will caravan from Prince of Peace on Sunday, June 16, 2024, time TBD once Camp Geronimo confirms our arrival time. We typically leave around 9am. Parents should plan to arrive at Camp Geronimo Saturday, June 22, 2024 at approximately 8-9am to pick up their scout. A firm time will be determined prior to the start of camp. Please be on time as our adult leaders cannot depart until all scouts are picked up. Let us know if you have questions.	Friday June 21 21 Geronimo Registration Sunday June 16 – Sunday June 23 Geronimo Registration Camp Geronimo Remarks: Registration Open! Description: Troop 6 will be attending Summer Camp at Geronimo from Sunday, 6/16/2024 – Saturday, 6/22/2024. Cost for the week is $550 and full payment is due 4/25/2024. Merit badge selections open up 4/10/2024. In order to get the best selection of merit badges please register on or before 4/10/2024. Registration process: -Register on Troopmaster. -Send payment via Zelle: [email protected] or check payable to BSA Troop 6. See attached forms that are required. All forms should be printed and brought to the meeting on May 6, 2024 @ 6:30 at our Prince of Peace meeting room. Mrs. Powers will be meeting with scouts that are registered for Camp Geronimo at an upcoming meeting to handle merit badge selection at the meeting. Medical Form Part A, B, & C plus a copy of your child’s insurance card are required. Part C is completed by a physician. Even if you have turned in Parts A & B at an earlier date we still need all three forms completed with insurance card to finalize your scouts registration with Camp Geronimo. The Horse Back Riding Release Form should be completed even if you don’t think your scout will want to ride. We like to have them for all scouts in case a scout changes his mind at camp. See the the checklist of What and What Not to bring to camp. Your scout should follow this list and pack his own gear so he remembers where everything is located. Please plan to attend our meeting on Monday, May 6th @ 6:30pm at Prince of Peace. This is especially important if this is your scouts first year at Camp Geronimo. *The troop will caravan from Prince of Peace on Sunday, June 16, 2024, time TBD once Camp Geronimo confirms our arrival time. We typically leave around 9am. Parents should plan to arrive at Camp Geronimo Saturday, June 22, 2024 at approximately 8-9am to pick up their scout. A firm time will be determined prior to the start of camp. Please be on time as our adult leaders cannot depart until all scouts are picked up. Let us know if you have questions.	Saturday June 22 22 Geronimo Registration Sunday June 16 – Sunday June 23 Geronimo Registration Camp Geronimo Remarks: Registration Open! Description: Troop 6 will be attending Summer Camp at Geronimo from Sunday, 6/16/2024 – Saturday, 6/22/2024. Cost for the week is $550 and full payment is due 4/25/2024. Merit badge selections open up 4/10/2024. In order to get the best selection of merit badges please register on or before 4/10/2024. Registration process: -Register on Troopmaster. -Send payment via Zelle: [email protected] or check payable to BSA Troop 6. See attached forms that are required. All forms should be printed and brought to the meeting on May 6, 2024 @ 6:30 at our Prince of Peace meeting room. Mrs. Powers will be meeting with scouts that are registered for Camp Geronimo at an upcoming meeting to handle merit badge selection at the meeting. Medical Form Part A, B, & C plus a copy of your child’s insurance card are required. Part C is completed by a physician. Even if you have turned in Parts A & B at an earlier date we still need all three forms completed with insurance card to finalize your scouts registration with Camp Geronimo. The Horse Back Riding Release Form should be completed even if you don’t think your scout will want to ride. We like to have them for all scouts in case a scout changes his mind at camp. See the the checklist of What and What Not to bring to camp. Your scout should follow this list and pack his own gear so he remembers where everything is located. Please plan to attend our meeting on Monday, May 6th @ 6:30pm at Prince of Peace. This is especially important if this is your scouts first year at Camp Geronimo. *The troop will caravan from Prince of Peace on Sunday, June 16, 2024, time TBD once Camp Geronimo confirms our arrival time. We typically leave around 9am. Parents should plan to arrive at Camp Geronimo Saturday, June 22, 2024 at approximately 8-9am to pick up their scout. A firm time will be determined prior to the start of camp. Please be on time as our adult leaders cannot depart until all scouts are picked up. Let us know if you have questions.	Sunday June 23 23 Geronimo Registration Sunday June 16 – Sunday June 23 Geronimo Registration Camp Geronimo Remarks: Registration Open! Description: Troop 6 will be attending Summer Camp at Geronimo from Sunday, 6/16/2024 – Saturday, 6/22/2024. Cost for the week is $550 and full payment is due 4/25/2024. Merit badge selections open up 4/10/2024. In order to get the best selection of merit badges please register on or before 4/10/2024. Registration process: -Register on Troopmaster. -Send payment via Zelle: [email protected] or check payable to BSA Troop 6. See attached forms that are required. All forms should be printed and brought to the meeting on May 6, 2024 @ 6:30 at our Prince of Peace meeting room. Mrs. Powers will be meeting with scouts that are registered for Camp Geronimo at an upcoming meeting to handle merit badge selection at the meeting. Medical Form Part A, B, & C plus a copy of your child’s insurance card are required. Part C is completed by a physician. Even if you have turned in Parts A & B at an earlier date we still need all three forms completed with insurance card to finalize your scouts registration with Camp Geronimo. The Horse Back Riding Release Form should be completed even if you don’t think your scout will want to ride. We like to have them for all scouts in case a scout changes his mind at camp. See the the checklist of What and What Not to bring to camp. Your scout should follow this list and pack his own gear so he remembers where everything is located. Please plan to attend our meeting on Monday, May 6th @ 6:30pm at Prince of Peace. This is especially important if this is your scouts first year at Camp Geronimo. *The troop will caravan from Prince of Peace on Sunday, June 16, 2024, time TBD once Camp Geronimo confirms our arrival time. We typically leave around 9am. Parents should plan to arrive at Camp Geronimo Saturday, June 22, 2024 at approximately 8-9am to pick up their scout. A firm time will be determined prior to the start of camp. Please be on time as our adult leaders cannot depart until all scouts are picked up. Let us know if you have questions.
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July 2024

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Monday July 1 1	Tuesday July 2 2	Wednesday July 3 3	Thursday July 4 4	Friday July 5 5 Philmont Cavalcade Friday July 5 – Sunday July 14 Philmont Cavalcade Philmont Ranch Remarks: Flight Info is added Description: Philmont Cavalcade NEW: Flight information – Southwest Airlines Thurs 04 Jul Depart Phoenix (PHX) 11:30 AM Flight 4822 Thurs 04 Jul Arrive Albuquerque (ABQ) 1:35 PM Southwest Airlines Sat 13 Jul Depart Albuquerque (ABQ) 7:30 PM Flight 1552 Sat 13 Jul Arrive Phoenix (PHX) 7:45 PM This is a high-adventure BSA camp in northern New Mexico near Cimarron. Cavalcade is a 10-day horse trek through the mountains of the BSA Philmont Camp. There are only 12 Cavalcades allowed each year, and Troops must go through a lottery process 18 months out for availability. Scouts will be on horseback for up to 8 hours a day, and there will be fishing, hiking, and other activities, it will rain each afternoon, minimal & specific gear is needed, and there is a rodeo competition on the last day. It will just be our group, plus a wrangler on horseback through the mountains. No stores, no buildings, no people, no regular bathrooms, etc. Scouts are in charge of everything including leadership, setting up camp, packing up camp, gearing up the horses (sometimes at 4 am), cooking all meals, feeding & caring for the horses, cleanup, etc., etc. with adult leaders not involved at all per Philmont rules. This is considered a high-adventure trek and will be unlike any campout you have been on before. If you believe you can tough this out, it will be an experience that Scouts will never forget! Required: To attend you must attend Geronimo 2024 Scouts must be at least 1st Class by departure day. Scouts must be at least 14 years of age, or 13, and have finished 8th grade by departure day. No one over 200 lbs is allowed to go (even by 1 lb, per Philmont rules). Medical forms including the High Adventure portion are due no later than 1 month before departure. There will be no exceptions to the above rules. Recommended: The Horsemanship Merit Badge The 2024 Cost is $1,260 Deposits are non-refundable unless we can recruit another Scout to go in your place. If you are interested in being part of this adventure please meet with Dr. Keeler.	Saturday July 6 6 Philmont Cavalcade Friday July 5 – Sunday July 14 Philmont Cavalcade Philmont Ranch Remarks: Flight Info is added Description: Philmont Cavalcade NEW: Flight information – Southwest Airlines Thurs 04 Jul Depart Phoenix (PHX) 11:30 AM Flight 4822 Thurs 04 Jul Arrive Albuquerque (ABQ) 1:35 PM Southwest Airlines Sat 13 Jul Depart Albuquerque (ABQ) 7:30 PM Flight 1552 Sat 13 Jul Arrive Phoenix (PHX) 7:45 PM This is a high-adventure BSA camp in northern New Mexico near Cimarron. Cavalcade is a 10-day horse trek through the mountains of the BSA Philmont Camp. There are only 12 Cavalcades allowed each year, and Troops must go through a lottery process 18 months out for availability. Scouts will be on horseback for up to 8 hours a day, and there will be fishing, hiking, and other activities, it will rain each afternoon, minimal & specific gear is needed, and there is a rodeo competition on the last day. It will just be our group, plus a wrangler on horseback through the mountains. No stores, no buildings, no people, no regular bathrooms, etc. Scouts are in charge of everything including leadership, setting up camp, packing up camp, gearing up the horses (sometimes at 4 am), cooking all meals, feeding & caring for the horses, cleanup, etc., etc. with adult leaders not involved at all per Philmont rules. This is considered a high-adventure trek and will be unlike any campout you have been on before. If you believe you can tough this out, it will be an experience that Scouts will never forget! Required: To attend you must attend Geronimo 2024 Scouts must be at least 1st Class by departure day. Scouts must be at least 14 years of age, or 13, and have finished 8th grade by departure day. No one over 200 lbs is allowed to go (even by 1 lb, per Philmont rules). Medical forms including the High Adventure portion are due no later than 1 month before departure. There will be no exceptions to the above rules. Recommended: The Horsemanship Merit Badge The 2024 Cost is $1,260 Deposits are non-refundable unless we can recruit another Scout to go in your place. If you are interested in being part of this adventure please meet with Dr. Keeler.	Sunday July 7 7 Philmont Cavalcade Friday July 5 – Sunday July 14 Philmont Cavalcade Philmont Ranch Remarks: Flight Info is added Description: Philmont Cavalcade NEW: Flight information – Southwest Airlines Thurs 04 Jul Depart Phoenix (PHX) 11:30 AM Flight 4822 Thurs 04 Jul Arrive Albuquerque (ABQ) 1:35 PM Southwest Airlines Sat 13 Jul Depart Albuquerque (ABQ) 7:30 PM Flight 1552 Sat 13 Jul Arrive Phoenix (PHX) 7:45 PM This is a high-adventure BSA camp in northern New Mexico near Cimarron. Cavalcade is a 10-day horse trek through the mountains of the BSA Philmont Camp. There are only 12 Cavalcades allowed each year, and Troops must go through a lottery process 18 months out for availability. Scouts will be on horseback for up to 8 hours a day, and there will be fishing, hiking, and other activities, it will rain each afternoon, minimal & specific gear is needed, and there is a rodeo competition on the last day. It will just be our group, plus a wrangler on horseback through the mountains. No stores, no buildings, no people, no regular bathrooms, etc. Scouts are in charge of everything including leadership, setting up camp, packing up camp, gearing up the horses (sometimes at 4 am), cooking all meals, feeding & caring for the horses, cleanup, etc., etc. with adult leaders not involved at all per Philmont rules. This is considered a high-adventure trek and will be unlike any campout you have been on before. If you believe you can tough this out, it will be an experience that Scouts will never forget! Required: To attend you must attend Geronimo 2024 Scouts must be at least 1st Class by departure day. Scouts must be at least 14 years of age, or 13, and have finished 8th grade by departure day. No one over 200 lbs is allowed to go (even by 1 lb, per Philmont rules). Medical forms including the High Adventure portion are due no later than 1 month before departure. There will be no exceptions to the above rules. Recommended: The Horsemanship Merit Badge The 2024 Cost is $1,260 Deposits are non-refundable unless we can recruit another Scout to go in your place. If you are interested in being part of this adventure please meet with Dr. Keeler.
Monday July 8 8 Philmont Cavalcade Friday July 5 – Sunday July 14 Philmont Cavalcade Philmont Ranch Remarks: Flight Info is added Description: Philmont Cavalcade NEW: Flight information – Southwest Airlines Thurs 04 Jul Depart Phoenix (PHX) 11:30 AM Flight 4822 Thurs 04 Jul Arrive Albuquerque (ABQ) 1:35 PM Southwest Airlines Sat 13 Jul Depart Albuquerque (ABQ) 7:30 PM Flight 1552 Sat 13 Jul Arrive Phoenix (PHX) 7:45 PM This is a high-adventure BSA camp in northern New Mexico near Cimarron. Cavalcade is a 10-day horse trek through the mountains of the BSA Philmont Camp. There are only 12 Cavalcades allowed each year, and Troops must go through a lottery process 18 months out for availability. Scouts will be on horseback for up to 8 hours a day, and there will be fishing, hiking, and other activities, it will rain each afternoon, minimal & specific gear is needed, and there is a rodeo competition on the last day. It will just be our group, plus a wrangler on horseback through the mountains. No stores, no buildings, no people, no regular bathrooms, etc. Scouts are in charge of everything including leadership, setting up camp, packing up camp, gearing up the horses (sometimes at 4 am), cooking all meals, feeding & caring for the horses, cleanup, etc., etc. with adult leaders not involved at all per Philmont rules. This is considered a high-adventure trek and will be unlike any campout you have been on before. If you believe you can tough this out, it will be an experience that Scouts will never forget! Required: To attend you must attend Geronimo 2024 Scouts must be at least 1st Class by departure day. Scouts must be at least 14 years of age, or 13, and have finished 8th grade by departure day. No one over 200 lbs is allowed to go (even by 1 lb, per Philmont rules). Medical forms including the High Adventure portion are due no later than 1 month before departure. There will be no exceptions to the above rules. Recommended: The Horsemanship Merit Badge The 2024 Cost is $1,260 Deposits are non-refundable unless we can recruit another Scout to go in your place. If you are interested in being part of this adventure please meet with Dr. Keeler.	Tuesday July 9 9 Philmont Cavalcade Friday July 5 – Sunday July 14 Philmont Cavalcade Philmont Ranch Remarks: Flight Info is added Description: Philmont Cavalcade NEW: Flight information – Southwest Airlines Thurs 04 Jul Depart Phoenix (PHX) 11:30 AM Flight 4822 Thurs 04 Jul Arrive Albuquerque (ABQ) 1:35 PM Southwest Airlines Sat 13 Jul Depart Albuquerque (ABQ) 7:30 PM Flight 1552 Sat 13 Jul Arrive Phoenix (PHX) 7:45 PM This is a high-adventure BSA camp in northern New Mexico near Cimarron. Cavalcade is a 10-day horse trek through the mountains of the BSA Philmont Camp. There are only 12 Cavalcades allowed each year, and Troops must go through a lottery process 18 months out for availability. Scouts will be on horseback for up to 8 hours a day, and there will be fishing, hiking, and other activities, it will rain each afternoon, minimal & specific gear is needed, and there is a rodeo competition on the last day. It will just be our group, plus a wrangler on horseback through the mountains. No stores, no buildings, no people, no regular bathrooms, etc. Scouts are in charge of everything including leadership, setting up camp, packing up camp, gearing up the horses (sometimes at 4 am), cooking all meals, feeding & caring for the horses, cleanup, etc., etc. with adult leaders not involved at all per Philmont rules. This is considered a high-adventure trek and will be unlike any campout you have been on before. If you believe you can tough this out, it will be an experience that Scouts will never forget! Required: To attend you must attend Geronimo 2024 Scouts must be at least 1st Class by departure day. Scouts must be at least 14 years of age, or 13, and have finished 8th grade by departure day. No one over 200 lbs is allowed to go (even by 1 lb, per Philmont rules). Medical forms including the High Adventure portion are due no later than 1 month before departure. There will be no exceptions to the above rules. Recommended: The Horsemanship Merit Badge The 2024 Cost is $1,260 Deposits are non-refundable unless we can recruit another Scout to go in your place. If you are interested in being part of this adventure please meet with Dr. Keeler.	Wednesday July 10 10 Philmont Cavalcade Friday July 5 – Sunday July 14 Philmont Cavalcade Philmont Ranch Remarks: Flight Info is added Description: Philmont Cavalcade NEW: Flight information – Southwest Airlines Thurs 04 Jul Depart Phoenix (PHX) 11:30 AM Flight 4822 Thurs 04 Jul Arrive Albuquerque (ABQ) 1:35 PM Southwest Airlines Sat 13 Jul Depart Albuquerque (ABQ) 7:30 PM Flight 1552 Sat 13 Jul Arrive Phoenix (PHX) 7:45 PM This is a high-adventure BSA camp in northern New Mexico near Cimarron. Cavalcade is a 10-day horse trek through the mountains of the BSA Philmont Camp. There are only 12 Cavalcades allowed each year, and Troops must go through a lottery process 18 months out for availability. Scouts will be on horseback for up to 8 hours a day, and there will be fishing, hiking, and other activities, it will rain each afternoon, minimal & specific gear is needed, and there is a rodeo competition on the last day. It will just be our group, plus a wrangler on horseback through the mountains. No stores, no buildings, no people, no regular bathrooms, etc. Scouts are in charge of everything including leadership, setting up camp, packing up camp, gearing up the horses (sometimes at 4 am), cooking all meals, feeding & caring for the horses, cleanup, etc., etc. with adult leaders not involved at all per Philmont rules. This is considered a high-adventure trek and will be unlike any campout you have been on before. If you believe you can tough this out, it will be an experience that Scouts will never forget! Required: To attend you must attend Geronimo 2024 Scouts must be at least 1st Class by departure day. Scouts must be at least 14 years of age, or 13, and have finished 8th grade by departure day. No one over 200 lbs is allowed to go (even by 1 lb, per Philmont rules). Medical forms including the High Adventure portion are due no later than 1 month before departure. There will be no exceptions to the above rules. Recommended: The Horsemanship Merit Badge The 2024 Cost is $1,260 Deposits are non-refundable unless we can recruit another Scout to go in your place. If you are interested in being part of this adventure please meet with Dr. Keeler.	Thursday July 11 11 Philmont Cavalcade Friday July 5 – Sunday July 14 Philmont Cavalcade Philmont Ranch Remarks: Flight Info is added Description: Philmont Cavalcade NEW: Flight information – Southwest Airlines Thurs 04 Jul Depart Phoenix (PHX) 11:30 AM Flight 4822 Thurs 04 Jul Arrive Albuquerque (ABQ) 1:35 PM Southwest Airlines Sat 13 Jul Depart Albuquerque (ABQ) 7:30 PM Flight 1552 Sat 13 Jul Arrive Phoenix (PHX) 7:45 PM This is a high-adventure BSA camp in northern New Mexico near Cimarron. Cavalcade is a 10-day horse trek through the mountains of the BSA Philmont Camp. There are only 12 Cavalcades allowed each year, and Troops must go through a lottery process 18 months out for availability. Scouts will be on horseback for up to 8 hours a day, and there will be fishing, hiking, and other activities, it will rain each afternoon, minimal & specific gear is needed, and there is a rodeo competition on the last day. It will just be our group, plus a wrangler on horseback through the mountains. No stores, no buildings, no people, no regular bathrooms, etc. Scouts are in charge of everything including leadership, setting up camp, packing up camp, gearing up the horses (sometimes at 4 am), cooking all meals, feeding & caring for the horses, cleanup, etc., etc. with adult leaders not involved at all per Philmont rules. This is considered a high-adventure trek and will be unlike any campout you have been on before. If you believe you can tough this out, it will be an experience that Scouts will never forget! Required: To attend you must attend Geronimo 2024 Scouts must be at least 1st Class by departure day. Scouts must be at least 14 years of age, or 13, and have finished 8th grade by departure day. No one over 200 lbs is allowed to go (even by 1 lb, per Philmont rules). Medical forms including the High Adventure portion are due no later than 1 month before departure. There will be no exceptions to the above rules. Recommended: The Horsemanship Merit Badge The 2024 Cost is $1,260 Deposits are non-refundable unless we can recruit another Scout to go in your place. If you are interested in being part of this adventure please meet with Dr. Keeler.	Friday July 12 12 Philmont Cavalcade Friday July 5 – Sunday July 14 Philmont Cavalcade Philmont Ranch Remarks: Flight Info is added Description: Philmont Cavalcade NEW: Flight information – Southwest Airlines Thurs 04 Jul Depart Phoenix (PHX) 11:30 AM Flight 4822 Thurs 04 Jul Arrive Albuquerque (ABQ) 1:35 PM Southwest Airlines Sat 13 Jul Depart Albuquerque (ABQ) 7:30 PM Flight 1552 Sat 13 Jul Arrive Phoenix (PHX) 7:45 PM This is a high-adventure BSA camp in northern New Mexico near Cimarron. Cavalcade is a 10-day horse trek through the mountains of the BSA Philmont Camp. There are only 12 Cavalcades allowed each year, and Troops must go through a lottery process 18 months out for availability. Scouts will be on horseback for up to 8 hours a day, and there will be fishing, hiking, and other activities, it will rain each afternoon, minimal & specific gear is needed, and there is a rodeo competition on the last day. It will just be our group, plus a wrangler on horseback through the mountains. No stores, no buildings, no people, no regular bathrooms, etc. Scouts are in charge of everything including leadership, setting up camp, packing up camp, gearing up the horses (sometimes at 4 am), cooking all meals, feeding & caring for the horses, cleanup, etc., etc. with adult leaders not involved at all per Philmont rules. This is considered a high-adventure trek and will be unlike any campout you have been on before. If you believe you can tough this out, it will be an experience that Scouts will never forget! Required: To attend you must attend Geronimo 2024 Scouts must be at least 1st Class by departure day. Scouts must be at least 14 years of age, or 13, and have finished 8th grade by departure day. No one over 200 lbs is allowed to go (even by 1 lb, per Philmont rules). Medical forms including the High Adventure portion are due no later than 1 month before departure. There will be no exceptions to the above rules. Recommended: The Horsemanship Merit Badge The 2024 Cost is $1,260 Deposits are non-refundable unless we can recruit another Scout to go in your place. If you are interested in being part of this adventure please meet with Dr. Keeler.	Saturday July 13 13 Philmont Cavalcade Friday July 5 – Sunday July 14 Philmont Cavalcade Philmont Ranch Remarks: Flight Info is added Description: Philmont Cavalcade NEW: Flight information – Southwest Airlines Thurs 04 Jul Depart Phoenix (PHX) 11:30 AM Flight 4822 Thurs 04 Jul Arrive Albuquerque (ABQ) 1:35 PM Southwest Airlines Sat 13 Jul Depart Albuquerque (ABQ) 7:30 PM Flight 1552 Sat 13 Jul Arrive Phoenix (PHX) 7:45 PM This is a high-adventure BSA camp in northern New Mexico near Cimarron. Cavalcade is a 10-day horse trek through the mountains of the BSA Philmont Camp. There are only 12 Cavalcades allowed each year, and Troops must go through a lottery process 18 months out for availability. Scouts will be on horseback for up to 8 hours a day, and there will be fishing, hiking, and other activities, it will rain each afternoon, minimal & specific gear is needed, and there is a rodeo competition on the last day. It will just be our group, plus a wrangler on horseback through the mountains. No stores, no buildings, no people, no regular bathrooms, etc. Scouts are in charge of everything including leadership, setting up camp, packing up camp, gearing up the horses (sometimes at 4 am), cooking all meals, feeding & caring for the horses, cleanup, etc., etc. with adult leaders not involved at all per Philmont rules. This is considered a high-adventure trek and will be unlike any campout you have been on before. If you believe you can tough this out, it will be an experience that Scouts will never forget! Required: To attend you must attend Geronimo 2024 Scouts must be at least 1st Class by departure day. Scouts must be at least 14 years of age, or 13, and have finished 8th grade by departure day. No one over 200 lbs is allowed to go (even by 1 lb, per Philmont rules). Medical forms including the High Adventure portion are due no later than 1 month before departure. There will be no exceptions to the above rules. Recommended: The Horsemanship Merit Badge The 2024 Cost is $1,260 Deposits are non-refundable unless we can recruit another Scout to go in your place. If you are interested in being part of this adventure please meet with Dr. Keeler.	Sunday July 14 14 Philmont Cavalcade Friday July 5 – Sunday July 14 Philmont Cavalcade Philmont Ranch Remarks: Flight Info is added Description: Philmont Cavalcade NEW: Flight information – Southwest Airlines Thurs 04 Jul Depart Phoenix (PHX) 11:30 AM Flight 4822 Thurs 04 Jul Arrive Albuquerque (ABQ) 1:35 PM Southwest Airlines Sat 13 Jul Depart Albuquerque (ABQ) 7:30 PM Flight 1552 Sat 13 Jul Arrive Phoenix (PHX) 7:45 PM This is a high-adventure BSA camp in northern New Mexico near Cimarron. Cavalcade is a 10-day horse trek through the mountains of the BSA Philmont Camp. There are only 12 Cavalcades allowed each year, and Troops must go through a lottery process 18 months out for availability. Scouts will be on horseback for up to 8 hours a day, and there will be fishing, hiking, and other activities, it will rain each afternoon, minimal & specific gear is needed, and there is a rodeo competition on the last day. It will just be our group, plus a wrangler on horseback through the mountains. No stores, no buildings, no people, no regular bathrooms, etc. Scouts are in charge of everything including leadership, setting up camp, packing up camp, gearing up the horses (sometimes at 4 am), cooking all meals, feeding & caring for the horses, cleanup, etc., etc. with adult leaders not involved at all per Philmont rules. This is considered a high-adventure trek and will be unlike any campout you have been on before. If you believe you can tough this out, it will be an experience that Scouts will never forget! Required: To attend you must attend Geronimo 2024 Scouts must be at least 1st Class by departure day. Scouts must be at least 14 years of age, or 13, and have finished 8th grade by departure day. No one over 200 lbs is allowed to go (even by 1 lb, per Philmont rules). Medical forms including the High Adventure portion are due no later than 1 month before departure. There will be no exceptions to the above rules. Recommended: The Horsemanship Merit Badge The 2024 Cost is $1,260 Deposits are non-refundable unless we can recruit another Scout to go in your place. If you are interested in being part of this adventure please meet with Dr. Keeler.
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August 2024

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			Thursday August 1 1	Friday August 2 2	Saturday August 3 3	Sunday August 4 4
Monday August 5 5	Tuesday August 6 6	Wednesday August 7 7	Thursday August 8 8	Friday August 9 9	Saturday August 10 10	Sunday August 11 11
Monday August 12 12	Tuesday August 13 13	Wednesday August 14 14	Thursday August 15 15	Friday August 16 16	Saturday August 17 17	Sunday August 18 18
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Monday August 26 26	Tuesday August 27 27	Wednesday August 28 28	Thursday August 29 29	Friday August 30 30	Saturday August 31 31

No events.

September 2024

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						Sunday September 1 1
Monday September 2 2	Tuesday September 3 3	Wednesday September 4 4	Thursday September 5 5	Friday September 6 6	Saturday September 7 7	Sunday September 8 8
Monday September 9 9	Tuesday September 10 10	Wednesday September 11 11	Thursday September 12 12	Friday September 13 13	Saturday September 14 14	Sunday September 15 15
Monday September 16 16	Tuesday September 17 17	Wednesday September 18 18	Thursday September 19 19	Friday September 20 20	Saturday September 21 21	Sunday September 22 22
Monday September 23 23	Tuesday September 24 24	Wednesday September 25 25	Thursday September 26 26	Friday September 27 27	Saturday September 28 28	Sunday September 29 29
Monday September 30 30

No events.

October 2024

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	Tuesday October 1 1	Wednesday October 2 2	Thursday October 3 3	Friday October 4 4	Saturday October 5 5	Sunday October 6 6
Monday October 7 7	Tuesday October 8 8	Wednesday October 9 9	Thursday October 10 10	Friday October 11 11	Saturday October 12 12	Sunday October 13 13
Monday October 14 14	Tuesday October 15 15	Wednesday October 16 16	Thursday October 17 17	Friday October 18 18	Saturday October 19 19	Sunday October 20 20
Monday October 21 21	Tuesday October 22 22	Wednesday October 23 23	Thursday October 24 24	Friday October 25 25	Saturday October 26 26	Sunday October 27 27
Monday October 28 28	Tuesday October 29 29	Wednesday October 30 30	Thursday October 31 31

No events.

November 2024

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				Friday November 1 1	Saturday November 2 2	Sunday November 3 3
Monday November 4 4	Tuesday November 5 5	Wednesday November 6 6	Thursday November 7 7	Friday November 8 8	Saturday November 9 9	Sunday November 10 10
Monday November 11 11	Tuesday November 12 12	Wednesday November 13 13	Thursday November 14 14	Friday November 15 15	Saturday November 16 16	Sunday November 17 17
Monday November 18 18	Tuesday November 19 19	Wednesday November 20 20	Thursday November 21 21	Friday November 22 22	Saturday November 23 23	Sunday November 24 24
Monday November 25 25	Tuesday November 26 26	Wednesday November 27 27	Thursday November 28 28	Friday November 29 29	Saturday November 30 30

No events.

December 2024

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						Sunday December 1 1
Monday December 2 2	Tuesday December 3 3	Wednesday December 4 4	Thursday December 5 5	Friday December 6 6	Saturday December 7 7	Sunday December 8 8
Monday December 9 9	Tuesday December 10 10	Wednesday December 11 11	Thursday December 12 12	Friday December 13 13	Saturday December 14 14	Sunday December 15 15
Monday December 16 16	Tuesday December 17 17	Wednesday December 18 18	Thursday December 19 19	Friday December 20 20	Saturday December 21 21	Sunday December 22 22
Monday December 23 23	Tuesday December 24 24	Wednesday December 25 25	Thursday December 26 26	Friday December 27 27	Saturday December 28 28	Sunday December 29 29
Monday December 30 30	Tuesday December 31 31

No events.

January 2025

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		Wednesday January 1 1	Thursday January 2 2	Friday January 3 3	Saturday January 4 4	Sunday January 5 5
Monday January 6 6	Tuesday January 7 7	Wednesday January 8 8	Thursday January 9 9	Friday January 10 10	Saturday January 11 11	Sunday January 12 12
Monday January 13 13	Tuesday January 14 14	Wednesday January 15 15	Thursday January 16 16	Friday January 17 17	Saturday January 18 18	Sunday January 19 19
Monday January 20 20	Tuesday January 21 21	Wednesday January 22 22	Thursday January 23 23	Friday January 24 24	Saturday January 25 25	Sunday January 26 26
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No events.

February 2025

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					Saturday February 1 1	Sunday February 2 2
Monday February 3 3	Tuesday February 4 4	Wednesday February 5 5	Thursday February 6 6	Friday February 7 7	Saturday February 8 8	Sunday February 9 9
Monday February 10 10	Tuesday February 11 11	Wednesday February 12 12	Thursday February 13 13	Friday February 14 14	Saturday February 15 15	Sunday February 16 16
Monday February 17 17	Tuesday February 18 18	Wednesday February 19 19	Thursday February 20 20	Friday February 21 21	Saturday February 22 22	Sunday February 23 23
Monday February 24 24	Tuesday February 25 25	Wednesday February 26 26	Thursday February 27 27	Friday February 28 28

No events.

March 2025

Monday	Tuesday	Wednesday	Thursday	Friday	Saturday	Sunday
					Saturday March 1 1	Sunday March 2 2
Monday March 3 3	Tuesday March 4 4	Wednesday March 5 5	Thursday March 6 6	Friday March 7 7	Saturday March 8 8	Sunday March 9 9
Monday March 10 10	Tuesday March 11 11	Wednesday March 12 12	Thursday March 13 13	Friday March 14 14	Saturday March 15 15	Sunday March 16 16
Monday March 17 17	Tuesday March 18 18	Wednesday March 19 19	Thursday March 20 20	Friday March 21 21	Saturday March 22 22	Sunday March 23 23
Monday March 24 24	Tuesday March 25 25	Wednesday March 26 26	Thursday March 27 27	Friday March 28 28	Saturday March 29 29	Sunday March 30 30
Monday March 31 31

No events.