The Frontier District delivers Scouting programs that develop character,
citizenship, fitness and leadership skills to youth in the Cheyenne, Pine
Bluffs, Burns, Guernsey and Wheatland areas.
To see the webcast of the historic 'A Shining Light
Across America'
broadcast aired July 31, 2010 from the National Scout Jamboree
in Fort AP Hill, Va. simply click on the logo above.
News & Notes
District
Scouting Information
For more information about Scouting in the Frontier District,
please contact:
Ken Hazlitt - District Executive at (970) 584-2182
or email ken@longspeakbsa.org
Jean Pate and Andrea Palochak have put together a newsletter
that is distributed at roundtable each month. To see the current
and previous issue, click on the Newsletter link in the Quick Links
section at the top of the menu on the left.
ScoutMail is used to send out late breaking news and information
about district and council events. If you were on ScoutMail prior
to 2009 you must re-subscribe to receive future ScoutMail from
the Frontier District. Click
Here to Sign Up
District
Committee Meetings
The monthly District Committee Meeting location is the Vista
Room at the Cheyenne Regional Medical Center. Meetings take place
on the first Monday of each month to align with the Council structure.
The time is 5:30 p.m. Please encourage your chartered organization
representative to attend this meeting.
We
want you!
We are always in need of willing, energetic, fun-loving, Registered
Scouters to help staff the various training events and other activities
throughout the year. Whether you are interested in helping once
for a single event or joining the staff for training or any number
of annual events, we would like to hear from you.
To help with Adult Leader Training please contact Lucy
Russell
To help with Cub Scout Day Camp, please contact Misty
Jackson
To help with Spring Camporee, please contact Chris
Lange
To find out what other events you might be able to help support
contact Chris Lange
Drop
off site
When you have applications, advancement forms, FOS, and or other
types of information that needs to get to our Council Service Center
you may drop it off at 204 E. 22nd Street in
Cheyenne. As always you may continue to bring your paperwork to
roundtables and district meetings. Any questions please call the
District Executive.
LPC Online Color Key
Cub Scouts
Everyone
Boy Scouts
Special Groups
Venturing
Events / Activities
OA
Chy-Kola Chapter News
Chapter members are encouraged to attend the Chapter activities
and meetings on the 1st and 3rd Tuesday of
each month. click on the OA link in the navigation column for more
information.
Good Turn for America
If your unit is interested in signing up for the Good Turn for
America campaign, you must first contact our District Executive,
Ken Hazlitt, at ken.hazlitt@gmail.com for
your unit's ID. If you would like a flyer on how to get started,
please contact Jean Pate at jean_pate@nass.usda.gov with
the subject line of GT4A. You may click on the logo above to see
the campaign web site.
Training News
Roundtable:
Second Tuesday of each month except June and July
The is no Boy Scout Roundtable meeting during June or July.
Roundtable presents information on upcoming events, leader program
ideas, fun and fellowship! The Boy Scout RT invites SPL's to attend.
The Boy Scout RT Commissioner is John Schneider. The Cub Scout
RT Commissioner is Bill Walter.
WHERE : LCSD#1 Admin Bldg.
TIME: 6:15 pm
Commissioners - - > 3rd floor
TIME: 7:00 pm
Boy Scouts - - > 3rd floor
Cub Scouts - - > Training Center
Adult
Leader Training
If you would like to do a self assessment, please Click
Here
For more information about Leader Training, Click
Here.
Welcome to John Coleman, Jr, our new Longs Peak Council Scout Executive. John has been a professional Scouter for 25 years, most recently serving as an Area Director in the BSA's Central Region.
John, his wife Margaret, and two daughters are moving here from Missouri.
Effective June 1, 2010: Youth Protection training is required for all registered volunteers.
-- New leaders are required to take Youth Protection training before they submit an application for registration.
-- Youth Protection training must be taken every two years. If a volunteer’s Youth Protection training record is not current at the time of recharter, the volunteer will not be reregistered.
Use the Incident Report Form to report any incidents (eg injury, property damage, near miss, traffic accident or youth protection) during any Scouting activity.
District
Scouting Information
Merit
Badge Counselor Database
Cub Scouts
Special Groups
Venturing
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