Varsity Scout Portal
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Activity Pins, Denali Award, Varsity Scout Advancement and Merit Badges.
Varsity Scouts is similar to Boy Scouts but for boys age 14 but not yet 18.
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Varsity Scout Advancement
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Boy Scouts Ranks and Awards |
Safe Scouting
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Varsity Scouting is an active, exciting, year-round program for young men 14 through 17 built around five program fields of emphasis: advancement, high-adventure/sports, personal development, service, and special programs and events. MeritBadge.Org is your online Scouting University with Varsity Resources, Letter, Letter Bar, Activity Pins, Denali Award, and Advancment.
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| MeritBadge.Org is home to many different worksheets:
But these worksheets are a lot more that just a place to take notes! The worksheets include the resources you will need:
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Scouting news
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February dates
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| February 8, 1910 – Boy Scouts of America founded in Washington, D.C., by W. D. Boyce.
Scout Sunday – The Boy Scouts of America designates the Sunday that falls (on or) preceding February 8 as Scout Sunday. However, a chartered organization or local religious organization may choose to celebrate on another day. E.g., the Presbyterian Church and United Methodist Church designate Scout Sunday as the second Sunday in February. Scout Sabbath – Is celebrated on the Saturday after February 8th. Scout week – Is celebrated from Scout Sunday through the Scout Sabbath. February 22, 1857 – Birth of Lord Robert Stephen Baden-Powell, "BP", the founder of Scouting. February 22, 1889 – Birth of Olave Baden-Powell, wife of "BP", World Chief Guide. February 28, 2008 – First World Scout Winter Games |
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Varsity Scouts and qualified Venturers may earn Boy Scout awards. |
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