Our aims in Scouting are to foster citizenship, to build character, and to help Scouts develop physically, mentally, and morally. We strive to accomplish these goals through an outdoor program that operates according to the Patrol method. The Patrol is a fundamental unit in which each Scout’s vote counts in making decisions necessary to function in a living and working environment. The Troop and each Patrol are led by senior Scouts who are elected by their peers and are responsible for leading and training the Troop and their Patrol members. The basic role of the adults is to assist and advise the Scouts as they develop in and progress through the Scouting program.
These pages are designed to help you, as a new Scout or Scouter, become familiar with our Scouting program. It does not contain all there is to know about Troop 194 and the Scouting program. Thus, as you need more information about the Troop, don’t hesitate to ask your Senior Patrol Leader, an Assistant Scoutmaster, or your Scoutmaster. We are all here to help. These documents reflect the structure and rules of Troop 194 at the time it was written. However, as the dynamics of the troop change this area will be updated to reflect those changes.
Remember a Scout is helpful, friendly, courteous, and kind and we love to talk Boy Scouts. You can also contact us through the emails and phone numbers listed in the “
Contacts” page of our website.