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TROOP 350 ANNUAL PLAN -2026-
NEW SCOUTS AND PARENTS...
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High Point Climbing outing:
PLEASE REGISTER BY July 13th. Monday, July 27 High Point Climbing at Mid City (1020 Nunnahsae, North Park Drive NW, Huntsville, AL 35806) 6-8 PM (please arrive a few minutes early) 30/person Bring a water bottle and wear comfortable clothes that don't restrict movement but aren't oversized either (jeans and/or wide, extra-long t-shirts are not good clothing for climbing). High Point has requested we arrive wearing gym shoes. Climbing shoes and other gear needed for this
July Meeting Plans from PLC
6th: American cooking competition bbq theme led by Owen Curr and assisted by Kyle baker. 13th: Flag retirement and cleaning Hughes Rd Easton and other younger scouts will retire the flags. Led by Owen Curr. 20th: first aid relay led by Ben Dial and kickball led by Kyle Baker. 27th: Sponge capture the flag led by Kyle and Ben Dial.
June Meeting Plans
1st: ASPL speeches, backpacking cooking competition led by Ben Dial.(new parents meeting) 8th: Scout skills led by Braden morris and prep for summer camp led by Mr. Coenen. 15th: SUMMER CAMP 22nd: (low attendance) making hacky sacks ( sewing hacky sacks led by Mrs. Delano) and requirement meeting. Scouts bring socks. 29th: Ice cream sundae competition led by Daniel Yobs.
May Meeting Plans!
4th: We are having a Cinco de Mayo cooking competition( TBD) 11th: We will have several stations that will rotate in a given amount of time and those include: Pioneering- Alistar, Weather- Ben Dial and CPR led by Brayden 18th: We will clean trailers and everyone is encouraged to bring their own sponge for a sponge fight that works like dodge ball and this is led by the QM’s 25th: SUMMER BREAK NO MEETING


Water Sports Campout, May 8-10
It’s time to sign up for the 2026 Water Sports Campout at Camp Comer on 8-10 May! Scouts will have the opportunity to participate in kayaking, rowing, sailing, fishing, and swimming. We plan to have a campfire with skits Saturday Night, and we will have ‘S’mores! Daniel will be choosing a Master of Ceremonies (MC) for the campfire. If you're interested in being the campfire MC, please let Daniel know. Being the MC for a campfire program satisfies Requirement 8 for the Communi
Swim Tests April 19 & May 3
It is that time of year again - swim tests! Location - Dublin Park Indoor Pool Costs - $4.00 per swimmer, pay at the window in cash or credit card Equipment - goggles are allowed, no other type of assistance is allowed (swim fins, floaties, etc.) Each year, every scout and adult who participates in the troop water sports campout in May and/or Summer Camp should take the Scouts BSA swim test to participate in water sports events. Those who do not cannot participate in water
April Meeting Plans
6th: OA elections, thorns & roses from camporee. Abdominal thrust instruction by Nathan Santo. 13th: meal planning for scout skills camp out, Den Chief presentation by Grady Miller, and an outdoor ethics presentation by Nate Blakely. 20th: Thorns and roses from scout skills, lashings instruction by cooper Meyer and pioneering. 27th: Court of honor


Scout Skills Campout
It is almost time for our annual scout skills campout at Camp Jackson. This year we are going to narrow the focus to Scout and Tenderfoot requirements. This will leave more leisure time for Saturday Afternoon (and optional time for older scouts to work on advancement). The Troop will meet at the Gear garage at 4:30 PM April 17 th and return in the morning Sunday April 19 th . The cost is 35$ per scout plus money for fast food on way to camp Friday night. I will be taking pay
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