Our goal is to provide every boy with a quality Scouting program of advancement, functioning patrols, leadership, and the outdoors. The following is a brief, introductory outline of boy and adult responsibilities as members of Troop 999, Boy Scouts of America. We expect all of our scouts to be in full Class A uniform at all Troop activities unless a Class B uniform or work clothes is approved by the Patrol Leader's Council. We are an independent Troop and have no outside funding source, other than projects the boys participate in to earn money for Troop activities. These funds are payable at registration.
Fees are pro-rated for registrations part way through the year.
Parent Support Parent support is critical for the successful operation of our Troop. Parents are expected to help with transportation, service projects, fund raising activities, and other Troop functions. Parent concerns about advancement, activity or Troop involvement should be brought up at these meetings rather than taking time from the Scoutmasters at Troop meetings, when their function is to be working with individual boys and Patrols. We expect our Scouts to demonstrate proficiency in Scouting skills when they present themselves for advancement. It is no favor to a boy to pass him through the ranks without requiring him to learn the skills of that advancement.