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PARENT RESOURCES

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WHO - Programs (by age)
There's something for everyone with programs from the Circle Ten Council. The Scouting experience is divided into  programs according to age and activity (please see below). Discover more about our programs now.
Cub Scouts K - 5th Grade	Scouts BSA 6th - 12th Grade	Venturing 8th Grade - 20 yrs old
Sea Scouts 8th Grade - 20 yrs old	STEM Scouts 3rd - 12th Grade	Exploring 14 - 20 yrs old
WHERE - Districts and Camps and Scout Shops
Circle Ten Council is comprised of 24 counties, divided into geographical areas called districts. Every unit belongs in a district. The council also maintains 6 camps on 4 properties. Please explore our districts and camps below.
Camp James Ray	Trevor Rees-Jones Scout Camp and Camp Meisenbach	Camp Constantin
Billy Sowell Scout Camp and Shirley Sowell Cub World	Districts	Scout Shops
WHEN - Calendars
Find the calendar for the council below. From there, you can also filter for your own district, or by trainings, activity, etc...and even subscribe to a calendar.
	Council Calendar
WHAT - Things to Do
There are many activities, like camping or advancement, that are available throughout the year for our Scouts.
Cub Scout Activities	Troop, Crew, and Ship Activities	Order of the Arrow
Summer Camp	Cub Scout/Webelos Resident Camp	Day/Twilight Camp
Winter Camp	Horse Programs	Aquatics
Climbing	High Adventure	Youth Training
Merit Badge Universities	Community Events
HOW - Online Resources
Cub Scout Parent Guide	Scouts BSA New Parent Guide	Recruitment Website
Black Pug Event Registration System	Scoutbook Information	My.Scouting Tools
Training	Advancement	Contacts
Event Refund/Cancellation Policy	Insurance Policy & Claim Forms	Forms Central
Council Facebook Group	Scouting.org
Funding Your Adventures
Scouting offers adventures and experiences to our youth. The menu of what they can do and where they can go is virtually limitless. Fishing in Alaska? Scuba in Florida? A Philmont trek? Why not? How about closer to home … a campout on the USS Lexington in Corpus Christi or a trip to Palo Duro Canyon near Amarillo? Even closer to home … how about buying pinewood derby cars for all the youth in your pack? Even the every day running of your unit has some level of expense associated with it: advancement awards and recognitions, equipment, supplies, uniforms, flags, facility fees, etc. Scouting is wonderful, but it isn’t free.
General Information	Popcorn	Camp Cards
Funding Other's Adventures
On average, it costs the Circle Ten Council $300 to deliver the Scouting program to your Scout for 1 year. Approximately 30% of the Circle Ten Council budgeted revenue comes from the Friends of Scouting Campaign. These funds are used to maintain our four premier camps, purchase program supplies, provide free rank advancements and provide financial assistance to more than 12,000 at-risk youth, who otherwise could not afford to be in Scouting. The council can also benefit from your regular shopping through Amazon Smile or the Kroger Community Program.
Friends of Scouting	Amazon Smile (Circle Ten Council, Boy Scouts of America)	Kroger Community Rewards (Circle 10 Boy Scouts of America)