Author: Jeff Arter

Why do Scouts go camping?

Three fourths of the word Scouting is outing. That definition is a good tie in, but it is not the underlying reason. The mission of the Boy Scouts of America is to prepare young people to make ethical and moral choices in their lifetime by instilling in them the values of the Scout Oath and […]

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TAC Outdoors

It’s been a little over two years since TAC suspended face-to-face Scouting. In my previous capacity as a District Commissioner and now as the Council Commissioner, I was overwhelmed in that time by the positivity and resourcefulness of leaders who have found ways to keep our youth engaged with Scouting and the way that ideas, […]

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2022 Recharter Actions

Most, if not all, of our TAC units, have submitted their 2022 unit recharters. While we have a few that are waiting to be posted, many others are on hold pending review or correction of defectives. As in previous years, defectives such as adult leaders needing Youth Protection Training or are missing the all-important, Additional […]

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Welcome to TAC 2022

A New Year in Scouting. Throughout TAC in 2021, many events were canceled or held virtually due to Covid 19. This did not deter you from your Scouting adventure. Facing these challenges head-on gave rise to unique solutions to overcome these challenges. Many units thought of creative ways to deliver unparalleled Scouting. Where allowed, units […]

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Commissioner Service

Hello, The youth in TAC experience Scouting adventure in packs, troops, crews, teams, and ships. The healthier the unit, the more wonderful will be their experience. To help make this happen, the BSA provides a program of unit service through adult Scouters who are specifically commissioned to help chartered organizations and unit leaders to achieve […]

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