National Order of the Arrow Conference (NOAC) 2020 Michigan State University, East Lansing, MI Interested in going? Please complete the form below: … [Read More...]
Catalina Council - BSA
Serving the Youth of Southern Arizona
Philmont Leadership Challenge
Adults learn to internalize and practice their leadership skills in this action-packed backcountry conference. The conference hones the skills taught in Wood Badge in an outdoor experiential learning … [Read More...]
USA Archery Level 1 Instructor Course
The Catalina Council Shooting Sports Committee is pleased to offer USA Archery Instructor Level 1 and BSA Archery Instructor/Range Master Instructor Certification Courses for adult and youth (over age … [Read More...]
2018 Cub Scout Winter Day Camp
Calling all Cowboys and Cowgirls Are you ready for FUN and ADVENTURE in the Wild Wild West? Join us for Cub Scout Winter Day Camp December 28 and 29, 2018 Register Here Today … [Read More...]
2018 Jamboree on the Air
Registration is now open for the 2018 Jamboree on the Air, October 19 - 21. The Council is offering free camping at Double-V Scout Ranch. Event stations at Ramada Grande will demonstrate portions of … [Read More...]
Leave No Trace and Tread Lightly Training
Leave No Trace Trainer Training Sponsored by: BSA Catalina Council September 28-29, 2018. (Friday-Saturday) Register Here Location: Camp Lawton 12900 East Organization Ridge Road Mount … [Read More...]
BEAR DOWN UNDER THE STARS Arizona vs. USC Football Game and Campout
Catalina Council and The University of Arizona have partnered to bring you an AMAZING opportunity! For only $40 you can get a ticket to the University of Arizona Wildcats vs USC Trojans football game … [Read More...]
BSA Guide to Safe Scouting Update
The Guide to Safe Scouting is an overview of Scouting policies and procedures gleaned from a variety of sources. For some items, the policy statements are complete. Unit leaders are expected to review … [Read More...]
Catalina Council Polo’s
Catalina Council Polo Order Form Catalina Council is now taking orders for Council Polo's. the polo's come in a variety of colors and will have the council logo on the front left pocket. Polo’s … [Read More...]
New Youth Protection Training and Guidelines
As of January 31, 2018, National has released new mandatory Youth Protection training and policies. This was done as part of a continuous effort by BSA to reexamine and strengthen the policies they … [Read More...]
Catalina Council has Cabins available for rent at Camp Lawton
Catalina Council has Cabins available for rent at Camp Lawton located near the Palisades area on Mt. Lemmon. The location of Camp Lawton is 12900 Organization Ridge Road, Mt. Lemmon 85619. The … [Read More...]
Looking to raise money in less time with less effort?
You can STILL sell popcorn online! You don’t have to collect money! You don’t have to deliver products! You can sell whenever, wherever! Online Selling Information Handout Online … [Read More...]
The mission of Catalina Council is to prepare young people to make ethical choices over their lifetimes by instilling in them the values of the Scout Oath and Law. Our youth organization offers programs and activities that instill values and teach life skills to an ever increasing number of youth by coordinating community resources to build tomorrow’s leaders today.
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Commissioners
OUR VISION
Unit Service will enable units to better serve more youth by providing an adequate number of trained commissioners who provide a link to District Operating Committee and other resources in support of a quality unit program.
OUR MISSION
The mission of Unit Service is to help units better serve more youth through scouting.
OUR OBJECTIVES
- Supporting unit growth and retention through the Journey to Excellence.
- Contacting units and capturing in commissioner tools their strengths. needs, and a unit service plan that enables continuing improvement.
- Linking unit needs to District Operating Committee and other resources..
- Supporting timely unit, district and council charter renewals.
- Supporting unit leaders by delivering effective roundtables that provide program ideas, relationship development, and timely communication.
OUR GOALS
- Enable an increased number of traditional units.
- Enable the retention rate of traditional units.
- Enable implementation of a unit service plan through collaborative detailed assessments and an increased number of significant unit contacts.
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You may have heard of Wood Badge. You may know plenty of Scouters who have been to Wood Badge. Now, take the plunge and find out for yourself what Wood Badgers already know. Inspirational leadership is more than knowing how to be a good leader; it’s the process of becoming a great leader. And there is no better way to experience this leadership adventure than at Wood Badge!
A time to discuss new ideas for the program, training, discuss how to handle issues that may arise, and what events are going on within Cochise District.
Aug 23 @ 7:00 pm – 8:30 pm
Aug 23 @ 7:00 pm – 8:00 pm
Please schedule your appointments with William Cockrell at santacruzeaglereview@gmail.com .
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The training will begin at 6:30 PM in the main conference room. You can enter the room through the front courtyard. Interested adults may contact Joe Reilly at fjreilly63@gmail.com.
***This training is mandatory for all Scouts / Scouters over the age of 18 and must be completed before October 31st, 2018***
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Join Us Every First Thursday of The month For Roundtable Located @ Bonanza Building:
700 North Bonanza Ave. Tucson, Az 85748
Suggested Participants: Leaders, Committee Members, Members at Large, Registered Scouting Adults, This Meeting is for Everyone!
Signup for Email Notifications for Roundtable on the Email List Tab
What is a Roundtable?
Roundtable is exactly what it implies – it really is an opportunity for scouters as a group to have an opportunity for an equal exchange of ideas. Boy Scout and Cub Scout leaders and interested parties meet together to discuss relevant issues in our troops and packs today. The environment of Roundtable with breakout sessions create the possibility of an open exchange of ideas while prepared materials are reviewed.
Do you have questions about how to solve issues in your troop or pack? Roundtable is a perfect opportunity to get different ideas and feedback to take back home with you.
In addition to the back and forth openness at Roundtable, there is an opportunity to have access to council information and assistance. Also, this is the perfect opportunity to have input on council and district events.
The BSA continues to update requirements and training to provide the best program for all Scouts. Roundtable is the perfect opportunity to keep abreast of these changes and make sure your pack or troop is moving in the right direction.
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