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Eagle Scout Search
Eagle Scouts missing! And you can help us find them. The Mid-America Council is building an invitation list for an exclusive event for Eagle Scouts. If you earned the rank of Eagle Scout anywhere in the country, and reside in our council, please CONNECT with us. If you are not an Eagle, but know one, encourage them to connect with us as well. This is an event you don't want to miss!
 
Council Property Assessment & Committee
The Council Board of Trustees has designated an Ad Hoc Committee to do a full assessment of our all of our Council properties. This assessment will be data driven by usage, land assessments, population statistics, programming, and more. The goal is to find a property investment per camping night for each of our camps. They will also be conducting an asset management study of all structures. Read more
 
"Fireside Chat with Eric"
All leaders and parents are invited to participate in a monthly conference call with MAC Scout Executive Eric Magendantz. This is an opportunity to share your thoughts, concerns and feedback with Eric and other Scout leaders and parents. Read more
 
The Voice of the Scout
The Mid-America Council is excited to announce Voice of the Scout (VOS) the BSA's first nation-wide effort to directly engage our volunteers! The initiative Voice of the Scout is a system of continuous surveys and reports that will capture the value our members, parents and volunteers are associating with Scouting. Read more
 
We believe in Scouting because…
Seven Scotus seniors earn Eagle Scout honor
Only a small percentage of Boy Scouts achieve an Eagle Scout rank. But seven local Scouts will be awarded the honor next month. What makes the occasion unique for the group is that they all are from Troop 115 and all are seniors at Scotus Central Catholic. Read more
Boy Scouts Learn Lesson In Safety
About 100 Boy Scouts learned lessons that could save their lives and others on Saturday. Scouts from several groups gathered for three separate lessons on driving, avoiding distractions and how to give a car a checkup. Read more
 

Sir Robert Baden-Powell
"The most important object in Boy Scout training is to educate, not instruct."

Sir Robert Baden-Powell

 

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