Over fifty members of the troop have earned their Eagle Rank as of 1999. The troop is divided into a number of patrols of 8 to 10 scouts each. These Webelos form new scout patrols. The new patrols remain together for a year, under the active guidance of an an experienced older Scout as Troop Guide and a Assistant Scoutmaster, to work on basic Scouting skills and advancement. Boy leaders plan and execute their own program, under the guidance of the Scoutmaster, with parent participation and support.
New scouts begin with small jobs under the guidance of more experienced scouts.
As their skills and knowledge improve, new responsibilities are given to them. Learning leadership skills is one of the most important products of being a Boy Scout. Troop 380 has a Troop Leader Training program for the boy leaders. Each Scout learns the skills needed to carry out his position in the troop and will learn how to pass those skills on to other scouts. The Patrol Leaders' Council consists of the members of the Leadership Corps and the Patrol Leaders of all patrols.