DISTRICT ACTIVITIES CHAIRMAN: --VACANT-- (Any volunteers?)
YEARLY DISTRICT/COUNCIL ACTIVITIES & TRAINING:
DISTRICT COMMITTEE MEMBERS GET TRAINED: During January of each year adult scouters receive training for District Committee positions from Capitol Area Council. This is referred to as the District Committee Training Workshop. All District Committee members need to plan to register through Capitol Area Council and attend even if for a review. (San Gabriel District Chairman contacts and invites all committee members, possible committee recruits and members-at-large to attend.)
DISTRICT COMMISSIONERS GET TRAINED: During January of each year commissioners as adult scouters receive training in their positions from Capitol Area Council. This is referred to as Commissioner's College. All unit and round table commissioners need to plan to register through Capitol Area Council and attend even if for a review. There is a Bachelors to Doctorate program offered at Commissioner's College. (Unit Commissioners receive their "basic training" which is offered at various times throughout the year and administered by Capitol Area Council volunteers. Please register through CAC Capitol Area Council, if needed.)
UNIVERSITY OF SCOUTING: At the end of January a large gathering of adult scout leaders from all levels meet in a centralized campus setting to attend classes of scouting interest. This is an excellent time to mingle and learn fresh and new ideas for any level of scouting. Capitol Area Council sponsors this event and it has been held the past couple of years at St. Edward's University with a beautiful view of Austin. Please register through CAC Capitol Area Council, if needed.)
DISTRICT EAGLE & TOP SCOUT AWARDS RECEPTION: (Has been in January) [Advancement committee organizes]
(In 2014 Crew & Ship 911 organized this for the first time.)
DISTRICT AWARD OF MERIT & AWARDS DINNER: A dinner event honoring the adult scouters in San Gabriel District.
Please sign-up and pay in advance. This has been a catered dinner.
(Usually in January or February) [Advancement committee organizes]
REPORT TO STATE PARADE: All district packs, troops, teams, crews and posts are invited to join the Report to State Parade up Congress Avenue to the Capitol Building for an open tour each year. _
DISTRICT CAMPOREE: (Usually near the end of March)
[Activities committee organizes.) [Any volunteers for the Activities Committee?)
[The last couple of years Order of the Arrow has organized District Camporee.
[Any troops want to organize it in 2015?]
FOS BREAKFAST: (Usually at the beginning of March) (FOS committee organizes this event)
DISTRICT CUB SCOUT DAY CAMP COMMITTEE:
(Adults usually begin training and scout units begin registering scouts in March.)
(District Cub Scout Day Camp committee organizes as part of the district Activities committee.) Contact: Linda Heubner, day camp director at mailto:heebs76530@gmail.com] or Ruby Starr, day camp program director at mailto:rubystarr@suddenlink.net
DISTRICT PINEWOOD DERBY: (This is usually for the top pack winners; but, sometimes open to any cub scout)
[There has not been a district pinewood for a few years. Usually every pack does one.]
[Any packs, troops, teams or crews want to organize it in 2015?]
DISTRICT SPRING RECRUITMENT: (Usually late April or early May) [Membership committee organizes]
(One year there was a scout fair and movie night in San Gabriel Park)
DISTRICT CUB SCOUT DAY CAMP: (Usually the second week in June at San Gabriel Park)
[Participant registration begins in March]
(Early registration has been $80. per scout and $100. for those registering after early deadline.
Early deadline is by Thursday, 5/29/14 and before Friday, 6/30/14. After that it is $100. per.)
(Sibling registration is $15. [For siblings in the Tot Lot 3 years old & potty trained up thru 12 yrs.])
Cub Day Camp Chairman and Program Director organize with a committee of leaders]
[Any volunteers for the Cub Day Camp committee?
Contact: Linda Heubner, day camp chairman at mailto:heebs76530@gmail.com] or
Ruby Starr, day camp program director at mailto:rubystarr@suddenlink.net
CUB SCOUT RESIDENT CAMP: (Cub World is for overnight camping at Tom Wooten Camp which is part of Lost Pines Scout Reservation -- a Boy Scout Camp in Bastrop. (Early registration has been $80. per scout until 5/15/14 and $100. for those registering after that early deadline of 5/15/14. Usually registrations are done by each pack or individual through_ .)
BOY SCOUT RESIDENT CAMPS: (Scout Camp is for overnight camping and can be done at our own council property such as Lost Pines Scout Reservation -- a Boy Scout Camp in Bastrop. Find all information needed to learn how to register and attend in the Camp Leader's Guide at _ Usually registrations are done by each troop to wherever the troop chooses to go. Units usually register as a group; but, possibly individual's can register on one's own as a "Provisional Scout". It is not always easy for a scout to go "Provisional"; but, it may be able to be done. Find details in the Guide for Camp Leaders at _.)
DISTRICT POPCORN SALES: (Pre-orders and planning begin over the summer and go into the fall)
[Fund raising committee organizes]
[Any volunteers for the Cub Day Camp committee?]
DISTRICT ROUND-UP MEMBERSHIP DRIVES: (Usually in August and September at various locations and in the schools)
(Membership committee organizes)
DISTRICT RECHARTERING OF UNITS: (This is usually a process which begins in August and should end by mid-December each fall in anticipation of the choosing of new leaders and a
renewed charter membership year beginning January 1st.)
(Membership committee organizes while working
in conjunction with district unit commissioners)
WEBELOS WOODS: (Usually in October or November each fall for Webelos Cub Scouts as an introduction to Boy Scouts)
[San Gabriel District has never really organized a good Webelos Wood yet. San Gabriel district has invited the Webelos camporee in the spring each year and incorporated the camporee as a way
to introduce the Webelos Scouts to the San Gabriel District Boy Scout Troops.] It would be nice
to get a Webelos Woods started up in San Gabriel District.)
[Any volunteers for a Webelos Woods committee?]
[Anyone such as troops, teams or crews want to organize it in 2015?}
BOY SCOUT WINTER CAMPS: (This camp is for winter camping during the holiday school break and can be done at Austin area's own council property such as Lost Pines Scout Reservation -- a Boy Scout Camp in Bastrop. Find all information needed to learn how to register and attend in the Winter Camp Leader's Guide at _. Usually registrations are done by each troop to wherever the troop chooses to go. Units usually register as a group; but, possibly individual's can register on one's own as a "Provisional Scout" where they either join in with a bunch of other "Provisional Scouts" to f form a temporary troop or join in with an established troop which would have room for another scout to join in. It is not always easy for a scout to go "Provisional"; but, it may be able to be done. Find details in the Guide for Winter Camp Leaders at_ .)
YEARLY DISTRICT/COUNCIL ACTIVITIES & TRAINING:
DISTRICT COMMITTEE MEMBERS GET TRAINED: During January of each year adult scouters receive training for District Committee positions from Capitol Area Council. This is referred to as the District Committee Training Workshop. All District Committee members need to plan to register through Capitol Area Council and attend even if for a review. (San Gabriel District Chairman contacts and invites all committee members, possible committee recruits and members-at-large to attend.)
DISTRICT COMMISSIONERS GET TRAINED: During January of each year commissioners as adult scouters receive training in their positions from Capitol Area Council. This is referred to as Commissioner's College. All unit and round table commissioners need to plan to register through Capitol Area Council and attend even if for a review. There is a Bachelors to Doctorate program offered at Commissioner's College. (Unit Commissioners receive their "basic training" which is offered at various times throughout the year and administered by Capitol Area Council volunteers. Please register through CAC Capitol Area Council, if needed.)
UNIVERSITY OF SCOUTING: At the end of January a large gathering of adult scout leaders from all levels meet in a centralized campus setting to attend classes of scouting interest. This is an excellent time to mingle and learn fresh and new ideas for any level of scouting. Capitol Area Council sponsors this event and it has been held the past couple of years at St. Edward's University with a beautiful view of Austin. Please register through CAC Capitol Area Council, if needed.)
DISTRICT EAGLE & TOP SCOUT AWARDS RECEPTION: (Has been in January) [Advancement committee organizes]
(In 2014 Crew & Ship 911 organized this for the first time.)
DISTRICT AWARD OF MERIT & AWARDS DINNER: A dinner event honoring the adult scouters in San Gabriel District.
Please sign-up and pay in advance. This has been a catered dinner.
(Usually in January or February) [Advancement committee organizes]
REPORT TO STATE PARADE: All district packs, troops, teams, crews and posts are invited to join the Report to State Parade up Congress Avenue to the Capitol Building for an open tour each year. _
DISTRICT CAMPOREE: (Usually near the end of March)
[Activities committee organizes.) [Any volunteers for the Activities Committee?)
[The last couple of years Order of the Arrow has organized District Camporee.
[Any troops want to organize it in 2015?]
FOS BREAKFAST: (Usually at the beginning of March) (FOS committee organizes this event)
DISTRICT CUB SCOUT DAY CAMP COMMITTEE:
(Adults usually begin training and scout units begin registering scouts in March.)
(District Cub Scout Day Camp committee organizes as part of the district Activities committee.) Contact: Linda Heubner, day camp director at mailto:heebs76530@gmail.com] or Ruby Starr, day camp program director at mailto:rubystarr@suddenlink.net
DISTRICT PINEWOOD DERBY: (This is usually for the top pack winners; but, sometimes open to any cub scout)
[There has not been a district pinewood for a few years. Usually every pack does one.]
[Any packs, troops, teams or crews want to organize it in 2015?]
DISTRICT SPRING RECRUITMENT: (Usually late April or early May) [Membership committee organizes]
(One year there was a scout fair and movie night in San Gabriel Park)
DISTRICT CUB SCOUT DAY CAMP: (Usually the second week in June at San Gabriel Park)
[Participant registration begins in March]
(Early registration has been $80. per scout and $100. for those registering after early deadline.
Early deadline is by Thursday, 5/29/14 and before Friday, 6/30/14. After that it is $100. per.)
(Sibling registration is $15. [For siblings in the Tot Lot 3 years old & potty trained up thru 12 yrs.])
Cub Day Camp Chairman and Program Director organize with a committee of leaders]
[Any volunteers for the Cub Day Camp committee?
Contact: Linda Heubner, day camp chairman at mailto:heebs76530@gmail.com] or
Ruby Starr, day camp program director at mailto:rubystarr@suddenlink.net
CUB SCOUT RESIDENT CAMP: (Cub World is for overnight camping at Tom Wooten Camp which is part of Lost Pines Scout Reservation -- a Boy Scout Camp in Bastrop. (Early registration has been $80. per scout until 5/15/14 and $100. for those registering after that early deadline of 5/15/14. Usually registrations are done by each pack or individual through_ .)
BOY SCOUT RESIDENT CAMPS: (Scout Camp is for overnight camping and can be done at our own council property such as Lost Pines Scout Reservation -- a Boy Scout Camp in Bastrop. Find all information needed to learn how to register and attend in the Camp Leader's Guide at _ Usually registrations are done by each troop to wherever the troop chooses to go. Units usually register as a group; but, possibly individual's can register on one's own as a "Provisional Scout". It is not always easy for a scout to go "Provisional"; but, it may be able to be done. Find details in the Guide for Camp Leaders at _.)
DISTRICT POPCORN SALES: (Pre-orders and planning begin over the summer and go into the fall)
[Fund raising committee organizes]
[Any volunteers for the Cub Day Camp committee?]
DISTRICT ROUND-UP MEMBERSHIP DRIVES: (Usually in August and September at various locations and in the schools)
(Membership committee organizes)
DISTRICT RECHARTERING OF UNITS: (This is usually a process which begins in August and should end by mid-December each fall in anticipation of the choosing of new leaders and a
renewed charter membership year beginning January 1st.)
(Membership committee organizes while working
in conjunction with district unit commissioners)
WEBELOS WOODS: (Usually in October or November each fall for Webelos Cub Scouts as an introduction to Boy Scouts)
[San Gabriel District has never really organized a good Webelos Wood yet. San Gabriel district has invited the Webelos camporee in the spring each year and incorporated the camporee as a way
to introduce the Webelos Scouts to the San Gabriel District Boy Scout Troops.] It would be nice
to get a Webelos Woods started up in San Gabriel District.)
[Any volunteers for a Webelos Woods committee?]
[Anyone such as troops, teams or crews want to organize it in 2015?}
BOY SCOUT WINTER CAMPS: (This camp is for winter camping during the holiday school break and can be done at Austin area's own council property such as Lost Pines Scout Reservation -- a Boy Scout Camp in Bastrop. Find all information needed to learn how to register and attend in the Winter Camp Leader's Guide at _. Usually registrations are done by each troop to wherever the troop chooses to go. Units usually register as a group; but, possibly individual's can register on one's own as a "Provisional Scout" where they either join in with a bunch of other "Provisional Scouts" to f form a temporary troop or join in with an established troop which would have room for another scout to join in. It is not always easy for a scout to go "Provisional"; but, it may be able to be done. Find details in the Guide for Winter Camp Leaders at_ .)
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