General Information. For the Baden Powell Program Overnight Camp: Thursday evening of camp and early Friday morning.

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3 General Information The Merit Badges listed in this Pamphlet are offered either to be completed wholly or partially in camp. We have tried to identify the items which need to be done as prerequisites or done outside of camp. There are some merit badges that have been combined with other activities or merit badges. Other activities are intended to add to the camp program experience. Camping is not just a merit badge achievement school, but also learning about camping skills, associating with other Scouts and leaders, living the principles of Boy Scouts of America and the Boy Scout Oath and Law, and finally, implementing Lord Baden Powell s ideal of learning through outdoor fun. Scouts may earn four to five merit badges by attending camp, or may earn one or none dependent on his own accomplishments which may not be the expectation of the Scout or his parents. Often the Scout is independent of his parents for the first time during a week-long time frame. The Scout must decide to earn the merit badges he has enrolled in, by attending classes, satisfactorily completing the requirements of the merit badge and receiving the approval of the merit badge counselor. The most misunderstood aspect of merit badge instruction is that the merit badge is earned, not given. Attendance is not the requirement. The requirements are the things that the Scout must do, demonstrate, get tested or accomplish as required in the merit badge pamphlet. For the Baden Powell Program Overnight Camp: Thursday evening of camp and early Friday morning. Equipment needed: Each Baden Powell Scout needs to bring a sleeping bag, ground cloth, flashlight, canteen, tent and some type of backpack to haul their gear. The campout includes a hike to and from the camping site with gear. We will furnish food, eating utensils, water, etc. At check out, records of advancement, merit badges completed or partially completed, and other information regarding each Scout and Leader accomplishments during the week, will be handed to the Unit Leader in a packet. This is an opportunity for the Scouts and Leaders to identify any errors or omissions that have occurred in the camp s recordkeeping. While a record will be retained by the camp and after camp for a limited time, the correction or clarifying of the records becomes less apparent the further we get from the specific camp session.

4 Camp Jayhawk Upcoming Camp Jayhawk Dates Session 1 (Jun 7-13, 2015) Session 2 (Jun 21-27, 2015) Session 3 (Jun 30 - Jul 3, 2015) Session 4 (Jul 5-11, 2015) Camp Fees Traditional Camp - Scout Fee: Early Bird: $225 by April 15 th. Regular: $235 before May 15 th. ** Late: $245 after May 15 th. Newly Registered Boy Scouts after April 15 th will get regular price. Leader Fee: $120 for full week. $20 per day for partial weeks. The schedule for camp will be with check-in on Sunday afternoon at an assigned time for the troop and checkout Saturday morning between 7:15 a.m. and 10 a.m. A campsite reservation fee of $200 must be paid by the troop before boys and leaders can register or pay camp fees. You will get your check-in time by participating on the live online pre-camp orientation. If your unit is unable to participate times will be assigned for you. **Some merit badges and other activities will require additional fees ***Limited Camperships are available to Jayhawk Area Council units. Please complete the Campership Request Form downloaded from return it to the Scout Service Center in Topeka, no later than April 1, 2017.

5 Payment Schedule At date of camp site reservation: Pay $ non-refundable campsite deposit which is applied to two leader registrations. For leader and Boy Scout registrations: By April 1st: First payment is due (1/2 BALANCE OWED). By May 1st: Final payment due (balance due on your account). Registrations placed after May 1st will be accepted only with a minimum 1/2 payment at that time. All registrations paid at the Scout Office are through use the unit account set up at the remittance of the camp site reservation. Note: Payments may include fees for merit badges and other activities in addition to registration. Refund Policy All refund requests must be submitted to the Scout Service Center prior to the start of a camp session. Refund requests must be submitted on the Camp Refund Request Form found online at Please attach a copy of proof of payment (receipt) with refund request. Please print all information. All blanks must be completed. Incomplete forms will be returned for completion. Refunds are reviewed by the appropriate camping committee and be returned to the unit in August. Refunds will be issued to the unit account, or to the original payee (if payment was by unit check, then refund will be issued to the unit, not to an individual). Only refunds received in the Scout Service Center prior to May 1 will be considered for a full refund. Cancellations, with legitimate reasons, after May 1 will be subject to a 20% nonrefundable portion assessed for food, equipment and program supply purchases. Refund requests submitted after the camp session will not be considered. A Scout or unit leader may request a refund under the following conditions: illness or serious accidents of the Scout or Family illness or emergencies preventing the Scout s attendance at camp. Camp fees are non-refundable for homesickness, scheduling conflicts (sporting events, music camp, family vacation, etc.) or weather conditions. No refunds will be issued for early departures from camp.

6 Online Registration The Online Merit Badge registration system will be available early March. The online system will allow troop leaders to select merit badge classes, see costs associated with each class, make adjustments up to one week before camp starts, and make final camp payments online. It is important to register as soon as possible as some camp programs and merit badge classes have a maximum number of participants allowed. Also, some programs and merit badges have costs to cover special supplies. When a Scout is signed up for an activity with a cost, the cost will be added to the unit s invoice for camp. These supplies will be given upon check-in or in some cases in the class. Camp Leadership BSA Policy requires at least two adult leaders, one of whom must be 21 years or older, for all trips and outings. Each troop must be under the leadership of an adult (over 21 years of age), preferably the registered Scoutmaster. If the Scoutmaster is unable to attend full time, the troop committee should name a Campmaster. He assigns and coordinates responsibilities of all adult leadership in his troop. All additional adult leaders staying with the troop in Camp Jayhawk are considered Assistant Scoutmasters. It is the responsibility of the entire troop leadership, both youth and adult to maintain discipline in troop at all times while at Camp Jayhawk. At Camp Jayhawk, only activities that meet the standards of the twelve points of the Scout Law are permitted. Your cooperation and understanding in helping us maintain high standards of moral and personal behavior is appreciated. The Camp Director or designee reserves the right to remove individuals who are not in compliance with BSA and Falley Scout Reservation policies. Each adult leader brings a unique set of life skills to camp. Some camp programs and merit badge classes may be able to use those skills to enhance the educational experience in these areas. Leaders are encouraged to sign up to attend camp programs where they feel they can best offer support to the staff member in charge of the area. In addition, adults, who help in the Baden Powell area may complete the Introduction to Outdoor Leadership Skills training course. Health and Medical Record Scouts and leaders staying at Camp Jayhawk must have a fully completed BSA Annual Health and Medical Record (Available online). Scouts and leaders without a current physical examination cannot be permitted to remain in Camp Jayhawk, in compliance with national standards of the BSA. No health form, no overnight stay at Camp Jayhawk, no exceptions! Physical examinations are not provided at Camp Jayhawk. It is recommended that all campers receive a tetanus shot before camping. A copy of your Scouts medical forms must be kept in the Health Lodge so we urge Troops to bring 2 copies with them (leave the original at home) and one copy will be turned in to the Health Officer upon check-in. We hope this information will answer all your pre-camp questions, but if it does not, feel free to contact us at: Justin Ballard, Camp Director Brian Fugate, Program Registrar Justin.ballard79@gmail.com Brian.fugate@scouting.org

7 Camp Jayhawk Daily Schedule 2017 Falley Scout Reservation Merit Badge Schedule Badge, Cluster, or Activity Block 1 (Mon-Thurs 8:30a - 11:00a) Location Eco Cluster (Insect Study, Mammal Study, Reptile & Amphibian Study) Ecology Handicraft Cluster (Open Format) Woodcarving, Basketry, Leatherwork [$] Handicraft Citizenship Cluster Cit. in the Community, Cit. in the Nation, Cit. in the World Jayhawk Tech Environmental Science [2] Search & Rescue [3] Baden Powell Program (Tenderfoot, Second Class) Conservation Climbing Tower Lifesaving (Must have swimming Merit Badge) [B] Camping Small Boat Sailing [3][B] First Aid Block 2 Mon & Tue Morning 8:30a - 11:00a Badge Archery [$] Canoeing [B] Indian Lore Kayaking [3][B] Personal Fitness Plant Science Public Speaking Rifle Shooting [2] Sculpture/Pottery Surveying Swimming [B] Weather Wilderness Survival Project C.O.P.E. [13] Group 1 Aquatics Aquatics Location Archery Range Aquatics OA Lodge Aquatics Climbing Tower Ecology Jayhawk Tech Rifle Range Handicraft Aquatics Ecology

8 Block 3 Wed & Thu Morning 8:30a - 11:00a Badge Location Archery [$] Archery Range Astronomy/Space Exploration [$] Ecology Communication Jayhawk Tech Indian Lore OA Lodge Personal Fitness Climbing Tower Pioneering Plant Science Ecology Rifle Shooting [2] Rifle Range Sculpture/Pottery Handicraft Surveying Weather Ecology Swimming [B] Aquatics Canoeing [B] Aquatics Project C.O.P.E. [13] Group 2 Block 4 Mon-Thurs Morning 11:00a - 11:45 p Ecology Aquatics Jayhawk Tech Insect Study Geocaching Mile Swim Practice Mammal Study Orienteering Snorkeling B.S.A. Reptile & Amphibian Pioneering Paddle boating Wilderness Survival Safety Afloat Safe Swim Defense Citizenship in the Community Citizenship in the Nation Citizenship in the World Conservation Shooting Sports Climbing Soil & Water Cons Open Archery Free Climb Landscape Architecture Rifle Shooting (Black Powder) [$] Merit Badge Workshop Gardening Handicraft Free Crafts, Makeup Pottery Sculpture

9 Block 5 Mon & Tue Afternoon 1:30p - 4:00p Badge Archery Baden Powell Program (First Class) Emergency Preparedness [2] Geology/Archeology Geocaching/Orienteering Art Metalwork [2] Kayaking [2][B] Public Speaking Chess Forestry [$] [TC] Woodworking Handicraft Canoeing [B] [3][B] [$] SCUBA Diving Aquatics Location Archery Range Ecology Handicraft Handicraft Aquatics Jayhawk Tech Jayhawk Tech Ecology Aquatics [3] [$] Shotgun Shooting Shotgun Project C.O.P.E. Group 1 Block 6 Wed & Thu Afternoon 1:30p - 4:00p Range Badge Communication Sculpture/Pottery [3] [$] Shotgun Shooting Shotgun Metalwork [2] Crime Prevention/Fingerprinting Pioneering Nature [3][B] [$] SCUBA Diving Aquatics Art Kayaking [2][B] Emergency Preparedness [2] [$] [TC] Woodworking Handicraft Archery Baden Powell Program (First Class) Geology/Archeology Project C.O.P.E. Group 2 Location Jayhawk Tech Handicraft Range Handicraft Jayhawk Tech Ecology Handicraft Aquatics Archery Range Ecology

10 Block 7 Mon - Thu 1:30p - 5:00p Merit Badge Conservation Cluster (Gardening, Soil & Water Conservation, Landscape Architecture) Fishing Cluster (Fish & Wildlife Mg, Fishing, Fly Fishing) Sustainability Climbing [3] Small Boat Sailing [3][B] First Aid (Any Scout) Cooking (Any Scout, $) BSA Lifeguard [16] Friday Morning B.S.A. Mile Swim (6:00a) Location Conservation Ecology Conservation Climbing Tower Aquatics Aquatics Friday Afternoon Sulfur Shell Competition Merit Badge Make Up Sessions (8:00a - 12:00p) Water Polo Tournament (13 & under) Water Polo Championship (13 & under) Project C.O.P.E. Leaders Group Golden Arrow Competition Water Polo Championship (13 & over) Water Polo Championship (13 & over) Iron Man Competition Project C.O.P.E. Leaders Group

11 Camp Jayhawk Evening Program Schedule Sunday (5:00p-10:00p) Monday (5:00p-10:00p) Program Location Time Program Location Time Leaders Meeting Mabee 5:00p Farm Mechanics TBD TBD Welding Merit Badge Camp Office 5:30p Welding Merit Badge TBD TBD Retreat Parade Field 5:45p Mountain Rendezvous [T] [$] TBD 5:30p Dinner Mabee 6:00p Retreat Parade Field 5:50p All Faiths Retreat Ross Chapel 7:15p Dinner Mabee 6:00p OA Brotherhood Ceremony (2nd Session) Ceremony Grounds 7:15p C.O.P.E. Meeting (Youth) Mabee 7:00p Opening Campfire Inspiration Point 8:00p Open Climb [T] Climbing Tower 7:15p Open Archery [T] Archery Range 7:15p Tuesday (5:00p-10:00p) Recreational Boating [T] Aquatics 7:15p Program Location Time OA Brotherhood Ceremony Farm Mechanics TBD TBD Welding Merit Badge TBD TBD Opening Campfire (2nd Session) Ceremonial Grounds 7:15 Inspiration Point 8:00p Cast Iron Chef/Cobbler Cook-off Parade Field 5:15p Wednesday (5:00p-9:00p) Closing Campfire Rehearsal Inspiration Point 7:30p Program Location Time OA Cracker Barrel Mabee 8:30p Farm Mechanics TBD TBD Welding Merit Badge TBD TBD Thursday (5:00p-10:00p) C.O.P.E Outpost [1] C.O.P.E. Course 5:30p Program Location Time Kaw Valley Adventure [ T] TBD 5:30p Farm Mechanics TBD TBD Retreat Parade Field 5:50p Welding Merit Badge TBD TBD Dinner Mabee 6:00p Gun Club [T] [$] Shotgun Range 5:30p Open Climb [T] Climbing Tower 7:15p Retreat Parade Field 5:50p Open Archery [T] Archery Range 7:15p Leaders' Appreciation Dinner Chandler Lodge 6:00p Recreational Boating [T] Aquatics 7:15p Dinner Mabee 6:00p Standing Bear Drum Group Parade Field 7:15p Egg Drop Competition Climbing Tower 7:30p Astronomy Observation TBD 8:00p Frontier Town Shotgun Range 5:00p Friday (5:00p-10:00p) Program Location Time Retreat Parade Field 5:50p Dinner Mabee/Campsite 6:00p Space Ex. Rocket Launch TBD 7:15 Closing Campfire Inspiration Point 8:00p

12 J A Y H A W K A R E A C O U N C I L 2017 Camp Jayhawk Pre - Camp Information

13 Camp Jayhawk 2017 Session Dates Session 1 June 11 June 17, 2017 Session 2 June 18 - June 24, 2017 Session 3 June 26 - July 1, 2017 Session 4 July 9 July 14, 2017 Camp Fees Traditional Camp - (Includes Baden Powell Adventure, Merit Badges, Training Opportunities, BSA Lifeguard, C.O.P.E, etc.) T-shirts will be offered only as a pre-order and at an extra fee. Pre-order T-shirts will cost $10 each. For additional cost of $5, the troop number may be added to customize each shirt (Please contact the Scout office for details). There will be a limited amount of T-shirts available for sale in the trading post. Pre-orders must be made by May 1, Scout Fee: Early Bird: $235 by May 1st. Regular: $240 before June 1. ** Late: $250 after June 1st. Newly Registered Boy Scouts after May 1 st will get regular price. ***A $50 non-refundable/transferable deposit is do at time of registration.*** Leader Fee: $130 for full week. $20 per day for partial weeks. The schedule for camp will be with check-in on Sunday afternoon at an assigned time for the troop and checkout Saturday morning between 7:15 a.m. and 10 a.m. A campsite reservation fee of $240 must be paid by the troop before boys and leaders can register or pay camp fees. You will get your check-in time by participating on the live online pre-camp orientation. If your unit is unable to participate times will be assigned for you. **Some merit badges and other activities will require additional fees All-Star Camp - An individual Scout may not be able to attend summer camp with his troop due to scheduling or location. Since it is important to give Scouts a summer camp experience, Camp Jayhawk is providing an opportunity for the Scout to be part of an All-Star troop in camp. The All-Star troop is a provisional troop with volunteer adult leadership of Scoutmaster-experienced adults. The Scout will have the opportunity to register as an individual Scout and participate in the summer camp programs including the Baden Powell Adventure only during the 3 rd Session of Camp. T-shirts will be offered only as a pre-order and at an extra fee. Pre-order T-shirts will cost $10 each. There will be a limited amount of T-shirts available for sale in the trading post. Pre-orders must be made by May 1, Registered Adults may also register to attend camp and provide leadership for the All-Star troop. This program is not intended to serve as a substitute for unit camp attendance under the Traditional Camp. Check-in time will be 3:00 P.M. on Sunday, June 26th. If a Scout attends the All-Star Camp as his second Camp Jayhawk Session, a $55 discount is available. Page CA M P JAY HA W K

14 Scout Fee: Early Bird: $235 by May 1 st. Regular: $240 before June 1. ** Late: $250 after June 1 st. Newly Registered Boy Scouts after May 1 st will get regular price. Payment Schedule At date of campsite reservation: Pay $ non-refundable campsite deposit which is applied to two leader registrations. For leader and Boy Scout registrations: By May 1st: First payment is due (1/2 BALANCE OWED). By June 1st: Final payment due (balance due on your account). Registrations placed after May 1st will be accepted only with a minimum 1/2 payment at that time. All payments made at the Scout Office are applied to the unit s contingent account. Note: Payments may include fees for merit badges and other activities in addition to registration. Refund Policy All refund requests must be submitted to the Scout Service Center prior to the start of a camp session. Refund requests must be submitted on the online Camp Refund Request Form. Please attach a copy of proof of payment (receipt) with refund request. Please print all information. All blanks must be completed. Incomplete forms will be returned for completion. Refunds are reviewed by the appropriate camping committee and be returned to the unit in August. Refunds will be issued to the unit account, or to the original payee (if payment was by unit check, then refund will be issued to the unit, not to an individual). Only refunds received in the Scout Service Center prior to May 1 will be considered for a full refund. Cancellations, with legitimate reasons, after May 1 will be subject to a 20% nonrefundable portion assessed for food, equipment and program supply purchases. Refund requests submitted after the camp session will not be considered. A Scout or unit leader may request a refund under the following conditions: illness or serious accidents of the Scout or Family illness or emergencies preventing the Scout s attendance at camp. Camp fees are non-refundable for homesickness, scheduling conflicts (sporting events, music camp, family vacation, etc.) or weather conditions. No refunds will be issued for early departures from camp. Page 14

15 Merit Badge Registration The Online Merit Badge registration system will be available early March. The online system will allow troop leaders to select merit badge classes, see any program fees associated with a specific merit badge, make adjustments up to one week before camp starts, and make final camp payments online. It is important to register as soon as possible as some camp programs and merit badge classes have a maximum number of participants allowed. Also, some programs and merit badges have costs to cover special supplies. When a Scout is signed up for an activity with additional program fees, the fee will be added to the unit s invoice for camp. These supplies will be given upon check-in or in some cases in the class. Pre-Camp Orientation It is recommended that you participate a Pre-Camp Orientation before coming to camp. The Orientation will be an online conference at a time to be announced. The participation in the Pre-Camp Orientation will include setting the staggered arrival times for the troops. Camp Leadership BSA Policy requires at least two adult leaders, one of whom must be 21 years or older, for all trips and outings. Each troop must be under the leadership of an adult (over 21 years of age), preferably the registered Scoutmaster. If the Scoutmaster is unable to attend full time, the troop committee should name a Campmaster. He assigns and coordinates responsibilities of all adult leadership in his troop. It is the responsibility of the entire troop leadership, both youth and adult to maintain discipline in troop at all times while at Camp Jayhawk. At Camp Jayhawk, only activities that meet the standards of the twelve points of the Scout Law are permitted. Your cooperation and understanding in helping us maintain high standards of moral and personal behavior is appreciated. The Camp Director or designee reserves the right to remove individuals who are not in compliance with BSA and Falley Scout Reservation policies. Each adult leader brings a unique set of life skills to camp. Some camp programs and merit badge classes may be able to use those skills to enhance the educational experience in these areas. Leaders are encouraged to sign up to attend camp programs where they feel they can best offer support to the staff member in charge of the area. In addition, adults, who help in the Baden Powell area may complete the Introduction to Outdoor Leadership Skills training course. Health and Medical Record Scouts and leaders staying at Camp Jayhawk must have a fully completed BSA Annual Health and Medical Records (Available online). Scouts and leaders without a current physical examination cannot be permitted to remain in Camp Jayhawk, in compliance with National standards of the BSA. No health form, no overnight stay at Camp Jayhawk, no exceptions! Physical examinations are not provided at Camp Jayhawk. It is recommended that all campers receive a tetanus shot before camping. A copy of your Scouts health and medical records forms must be kept in the Health Lodge so we urge troops to bring 2 copies with them (leave the original at home) and one copy will be turned in to the Health Officer upon check-in. Page CAM P JAY HAW K

16 J A Y H A W K A R E A C O U N C I L 2017 Camp Jayhawk Your Stay at Camp

17 Camp Check In The entire staff is committed to a smooth arrival at camp and an easy transition to your camp site. Plan to arrive to Camp Jayhawk on Sunday at 1:00 pm when the gates open. If you plan to arrive after 1: 00 pm please call the Camp s Office at We will do our best to accommodate your desired time of arrival. Your campsite hosts will meet your troop at or near the parking lot when you arrive. 1. Upon arrival, have your troop s Campmaster and Senior Patrol Leader proceed to the Welcome Center for check-in. The Campmaster should take with him the Health Forms for the entire Troop and any forms or registration information that need to be turned in to the office. 2. The Campmaster will verify with the office staff that all the registration information is correct and that all fees have been paid. The Campmaster will also turn in Early Release Forms, Payment for Visitors' Meals and any other administrative information. 3. Remember that Scouts cannot leave camp early without an early release form and the parent picking them up showing proper identification. The Campmaster will receive identification wrist bands for each Scout and adult. This is an important tool to help recognize unauthorized people on camp and ensure the safety of each camper on FSR. These wristbands will be worn at all times. This wristband will also serve as your meal ticket during the week. 4. The Campmaster will turn in the Health Forms to the Camp Health Officer. The Health Officer may ask to talk to select Scouts individually from the troop that have certain special conditions or that are participating in physically demanding activities such as C.O.P.E. or High Adventure so that he can be aware of special physical needs or conditions in the event of an emergency. 5. A list of all prescription medications for each person must also be given to the Health Officer. The Campmaster will receive a lock box for those medicines. Refrigeration is available in the health lodge for those medications that are required to be temperature controlled. Prescriptions will come to Camp Jayhawk in their original containers. Scoutmasters are responsible for issuing easily dispensed medicines. 6. The Campmaster and Senior Patrol Leader will proceed to the Trading Post to pick up any pre-ordered camp T-shirts and materials for merit badges. These merit badge materials are paid for as part of the camp fees in the office. Please inventory these merit badge supplies upon arrival at your campsite. If there are any issues, please contact the Camp Director so exchanges can be made. Page CA M P JAY HA W K

18 7. The troop will regroup and travel down to the swim dock to do swim checks. It is recommended that Scouts arrive in swim trunks so that they do not need to change twice in the swimming area. Make sure Scouts bring a towel. Swim checks are required for anyone wanting to do an activity requiring a Swimmer or Beginner status. 8. During swim checks, one or more leaders will be allowed to drive one vehicle at a time on camp to transport your troop s gear to its campsite. (These leaders can take their swim checks after they unload the gear in the campsite or at another time scheduled with the Aquatics Director.) One vehicle will be allowed to go to the campsite at a time and must have a vehicle pass signed by the Camp Director. Your vehicle will be admitted on Falley Scout Reservation by a member of the camp staff or a Camp Master and should be driven to your campsite, unloaded, and returned to the parking lot as soon as possible. The leaders can make several trips in different vehicles. 9. Troops are allowed to leave a trailer at the entrance of their campsite that will remain the duration of the week until check-out on Saturday. No vehicles are to remain in the campsite. No one under 18 years of age is to ride in a vehicle on camp property and no riders are allowed in beds of pickups. 10. After swim checks the troop will move to Bell Lodge to pick up cleaning supplies and toilet paper for their latrine, sleeping pads for adult leaders, and a dining fly if requested. 11. The troop will then proceed to their campsite, and with the help of their Campsite Host, they will set up camp. 12. The troop should report to Flag Ceremony at 5:50 P.M. in field uniform. Also remember to send waiters to the Dining Hall 15 minutes before dinner. There should be 2 waiters for every table that the troop occupies in the dining hall (or approximately 2 Scouts for every 9 members of the troop). NOTE: Troop pictures will be taken after dinner Sunday Evening. Page 18

19 Camp Contact Information Parents are encouraged to write to their Scout while at camp. U.S. Mail will be placed in the troops mailboxes located in the camp office, by 2:30 p.m. each day. If parents wish to contact their child by phone, it is best to call an adult leader from the troop who has a cell phone. Calls to and from the camp office should generally be for camp business only. Outgoing mail is picked up from the camp office by 11:30 a.m. each morning. Your Scout s Name and Troop # Campsite Name Falley Scout Reservation 8602 Kingman Road Oskaloosa, KS Camp Office Hours Important Phone Numbers Falley Scout Reservation: Council Office: Council Fax: The Falley Scout Reservation office is located in the Welcome Center. Office hours will be from 8:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. and 1:00 to 4:30 p.m. Campsites Each campsite is divided into conservation areas. Please see to it that the unit only camps in the area that is marked for camping. Each campsite is provided with wall tents designed to house two Scouts or leaders, a small floorboard for the middle of the tent, and a metal cot for each person. Troop campsites have washstands and latrine facilities. Showers for all campers are available at the west side shower or the central shower. Troops will be assigned to clean these showers at the daily leader meetings. Troops may bring private tents. Tents must meet the BSA standards of 30 sq. feet per camper and must post No flame in tents signs. Ditching of tents (digging of ditches around the tent to allow for rainwater runoff) is not allowed per BSA policy. Supplies at Camp Camp Jayhawk provides limited supplies at each camp site and supplies to incoming troops such as toilet paper and cleaning supplies. Supplies from the quartermaster will be checked out to each unit during check in. Please ensure that these items are returned to the quartermaster prior to departure. Camp Jayhawk Provides Flagpole per campsite Latrine and water supply Picnic table per campsite 2-man A-frame wall tents One cot per camper or leader One floorboard per tent Items from the Quartermaster Toilet paper Trash bags Broom Cleaning supplies for latrine Small hose Cot pads (for adult leaders only) Dining Fly (on request) Burn Barrel (on request) *Additional items such as tools may be available on request Page CA M P JAY HA W K

20 Facilities for Scouts with Physical Disabilities Red Cedar campsite was developed for Scouts who have a physical disability. It will accommodate a limited number of Scouts. Prior arrangements must be made with the Camp Director to ensure the needs of disabled Scouts and leaders can be met. Falley Scout Reservation will make every effort to accommodate those individuals with physical disabilities. Firearms, Weapons, Drugs, and Alcohol Personal firearms, fireworks, ammunition, and bow-hunting equipment are strictly prohibited on Falley Scout Reservation. Camp Jayhawk provides all equipment for various field sports activities. Sheathed knives and other weapons are not allowed at Falley Scout Reservation. The possession, consumption or use of alcoholic beverages and illicit drugs are strictly prohibited. Violators will be removed from Falley Scout Reservation. Falley Scout Reservation is a non-smoking facility, except in a designated area. Accidents and Illness All accidents and illnesses must be reported to the Health Lodge and recorded in the Health Log Book in order for the insurance coverage to be in effect. Sick call is immediately following breakfast each morning. Non life-threatening injuries can be seen at the discretion of the Camp Master. Insurance All Scouts and Scouters registered in the Jayhawk Area Council are covered by a year-round accident insurance policy as a part of the council service to our membership. All accidents and illnesses must be reported to the Health Lodge and recorded in the Health Log Book in order for the coverage to be in effect. Please note that the insurance provided by the council is a secondary policy; THE FAMILY S INSURANCE IS BILLED FIRST, with BSA insurance providing up to the first $300 of coverage. Units camping at FSR from other councils need to bring a copy of their current Certificate of Insurance that provides youth and adult coverage while at camp. Emergency Procedures and Heat Warnings Emergency procedures will be carefully reviewed upon your arrival at camp. Copies of Camp Jayhawk Emergency Action Plan are posted in each program, activity, and administrative area. A warning system will be in place for heat advisories. At high heat and humidity levels, program and activities that require a high degree of physical activity may be restricted and sales of pop/slushies may be temporarily discontinued. Heat warning information will be reviewed daily at leader and SPL meetings. Page 20

21 The Buddy System All Scouts will follow the buddy system by moving in at least groups of two in camp. At no time should a buddy leave a Scout alone in any Merit Badge venue or in the camp site. If, while moving around camp, Scouts sees a visitor without visitor identification, he and his buddy are to report this immediately to the nearest adult leader or camp staff member. Vehicles in Camp Troops are only allowed to have vehicles inside camp during hours specified for check-in and check-out with a permit. No other vehicles will be allowed past the gates. Vehicle permits will be available in the office as necessary at discretion of the Camp Director or Ranger. Leaving Camp Early Campers and adults who leave Camp Jayhawk during the week must sign out at the camp office. Campers may leave only with a written release (Planned Early Departure Form) from a parent or guardian, on which the name of the individual transporting the camper must be specified. This person will need to present proper identification before leaving with a Scout. Scouts will not be released to an individual if they are not specified by name on the early release form or they do not have proper identification. Planned Early Departure Forms must be turned in during the check-in process. Visitors at Camp Visitors are welcome especially during Family Night on Friday Evening. Visitors are required to sign in at the camp office before entering any part of Falley Scout Reservation and receive a visitor identification lanyard. Family Night is an opportunity to celebrate the Scouts' success at camp. Families are invited to join in the activities starting at 5:00 p.m. Many units make this a gala troop/family event by having picnics near the Parade Grounds or at the campsite or by eating as a group in the dining hall. Flag ceremony on Friday will be held at 5:50 p.m. and dinner will be served from 6:00 through 7:00 p.m. If visitors choose to eat the meal provided by Camp Jayhawk, meal tickets for Friday s dinner may be purchased in the camp office or during online registration for $7.00 each. If you will be having guests come for dinner on Friday evening in the dining hall, you should register and/or pay for them at check-in. Guest meals can also be paid for online with Troop registration. All visitors that will be eating guest meals will be given a wristband as a meal ticket. Due to the number of visitors and guests on Friday evening, NO vehicle will be allowed beyond the gates after 4:00 p.m. except for camp support vehicles. Page CA M P JAY HA W K

22 Flag Ceremony Prior to the morning and evening meals, the entire camp assembles on the Parade Ground for the raising and lowering of the flag. It is the tradition of Camp Jayhawk for the Scouts and leaders to be in full uniform (activity uniform for the morning flag ceremony and field uniform for the evening flag ceremony) as we pay respect to our country s flag. Troops may volunteer for Flag Ceremony duty by signing up in the camp office. Religious Services Scouts will have an opportunity to attend an all-faith retreat on Sunday evening at the All Faiths Chapel. There is also an all-faith worship service (Vespers) on Wednesday evening. Any religious groups are welcome to hold their own services. Please coordinate the use of chapel facilities with the Camp Director. Daily reflections are also encouraged in each unit s individual campsite. Campwide Unit Cook Off Competition On Tuesday night, we invite all troops to the area immediately in front of the dining hall for a Campwide Cook-off competition. This competition accomplishes two things. It allows all the troops to come together and rekindle old friendships and to see who can come up with the best cobbler and dish as chosen by a panel of camp experts. Camp Jayhawk will provide and cake mix and fruit filling for your cobbler. Please remember to bring with you all your secret ingredients from home. Trading Post The Falley Scout Reservation Trading Post is stocked with merit badge items, souvenirs, snacks, T-shirts, camping gear, hats and drinks. Some merit badges require special items to complete that merit badge. If you have preregistered and prepaid for that class, these kits will be ready for your troop during check-in. However, if additional kits must be purchased, please take this into consideration when sending spending money with your Scout to camp. Trading Post Hours* (Monday Friday) 8:30-12:15 p.m. 1:30-5:30 p.m. 7:00-9:00 p.m. *Note: The Trading Post will be closed during campfire programs. The Trading Post reserves the right to close its pop and snack sales if camp litter or heat becomes a problem. Page 22

23 Leader Training and Service Opportunities In addition to the merit badge and other activities, there are several opportunities for adults to receive additional training and service opportunities. Training will be available generally in ½ hour to 1 hour blocks during the day in appropriate program areas. You can find many of these under the Basic Training Block in other activities of the Merit Badge Guide. You should sign up at the Camp Office for these activities. Examples of training to be offered are: Safety begins with Leadership (Offered at the Camp Leader Orientation Session prior to camp.) Youth Protection training, (Available at camp, however, leaders and youth should take the online course prior to arriving in camp) Safety Afloat Safe Swim Defense Weather Hazards Climb on Safely Baden-Powell Patrol Skill Instructor training (Recommended for Leaders with Campers in the Baden- Powell Adventure). This is a daily training on different skill areas. Chain Saw Safety Geocaching Trek Safely Mentoring Nature Trail Orientation Examples of Service in Camp are: Order of the Arrow Trail building and maintenance (This can be a troop service project or a leader group project) Invasive plant removal Russian Thistle Western Cedar Maintenance and repair of camp facilities or equipment Nature Trail maintenance We hope this information will answer all your pre-camp questions, but if it does not, feel free to contact us at: Camp Director Jayhawk.council@scouting.org CA M P JAY HA W K

24 J A Y H A W K A R E A C O U N C I L 2017 Camp Jayhawk What to Bring to Camp

25 The Boy Scout uniform builds individual and unit pride. The Scoutmaster s attitude toward wearing the Boy Scout uniform will be reflected in the dress of his troop. Scouts should wear their uniform to and from camp with pride! Scouts and Scouters who have their Class A uniform shall wear it to camp-wide flag ceremonies, as well as campfires and religious services. Those who do not own a complete uniform should wear their Class B uniform. Every troop at camp should take a few minutes to determine if it has everything necessary for a quality program. Remember that there is no electricity in your campsite. The following is only a suggested list of items to take to camp. Consult the Scoutmaster s Handbook for a more detailed list. Equipment and Supplies Everyone Should Bring No Glass Containers Annual Health and Medical Record (completed and current) Bible or Prayer Book Official Scout Uniform (shirt, troop neckerchief w/slide, shorts or pants, belt, and socks) Camp T-Shirt (new ones available at trading post) Extra shirts, shorts, underwear, socks, etc. Camp Box with Lock (suggest extra key or combination to Scoutmaster) Long Pants Pajamas Sweater or Light Jacket Swimming Suit (One piece suit for ladies) Sun Block Raincoat or Poncho Hat or Cap Non Aerosol Mosquito Repellent Handkerchief Bath towels Toothbrush & Toothpaste Shampoo, Soap, Comb Sleeping Bag or Blankets, Pillow Flashlight & Extra Batteries Boy Scout Handbook Drinking Cup Merit Badge Pamphlets Paper & Writing Utensils Sunglasses Pocket Knife (No sheath knives) OPTIONAL EQUIPMENT Hiking boots & tennis shoes (no flip flops or open toe shoes) Moccasins Sewing Kit Sunglasses Canteen Work Gloves Nylon Line, Clothes Pins, Coat Hangers Merit Badge Pamphlets Paper & Writing Utensils Drinking Cup Pocket Knife (No sheath knives) Hiking boots & tennis shoes (no flip flops or open toe shoes) OPTIONAL EQUIPMENT Moccasins Camera Sunglasses Canteen Musical Instrument Small Rug or Mat Work Gloves Sewing Kit Stamps and Envelopes Nylon Line, Clothes Pins, Coat Hangers Clothes Washing Soap (in plastic bottle or biodegradable powder) Spending Money Souvenirs, snacks, merit badge supplies and craft kits are available at the Osage River Trading Company. Troops may wish to operate a bank to hold money for Scouts while at camp. Only small bills 1s, 5s & 10s should be brought to camp. The Trading Post cannot easily make change for larger bills. All personal items and spending money should be kept in a secure camp box while at camp. Clothing should be clearly marked with your full name and troop number. The Heart of America Council is not responsible for securing or for the loss of personal items. It is your responsibility to keep track of all personal valuables while at camp.

26 Items Your Troop Should Provide For Your Campsite Troop Flag Troop First Aid Kit (See page 21) Locked Medications Dispenser & Log Book Troop Religious Materials (Prayer Books, Bibles, etc. per Faith) Troop Merit Badge Book Library Program Reference Materials Water Containers, Drinking Cups and Ice Cart Garden Hose (100 foot) Lanterns (Battery Operated or Propane Only) Rope and Binding Twine Trash Bags Lock Box for Troop Valuables Clear Plastic Covers for Campsite Bulletin Board Clipboard with Extra Paper Thumbtacks Bow Saw, Ax, Rake, and Shovel Alarm Clock (wind up or battery) Camp Roster Care must be taken to insure drinking water is clean! Do not use the same hose that is left at latrine to fill water containers

27 J A Y H A W K A R E A C O U N C I L 2017 Camp Jayhawk Merit Badges

28 Merit Badge Program Area Extra Fee Nova Award Eagle Age / Rank Limits Required Archeology Ecology Combined with Geology MB Archery Shooting Sports $5 Yes 2 nd Year Camper and above Art Handicraft $5 Astronomy Ecology Yes Combined with Space Exploration MB Basketry Handicraft $ 18 Camping Yes Prerequisites Canoeing Aquatics Yes Swimmer Citizenship in the Community J-Hawk Tech Yes Citizenship in the Nation J-Hawk Tech Yes 1 Citizenship in the World J-Hawk Tech Yes 1 Climbing Climbing 13 years old and older Communication J-Hawk Tech Yes Yes Cooking $5 Yes Prerequisites 1 Crime Prevention Handicraft Combined with Fingerprinting MB Emergency Preparedness Prerequisites 1 Environmental Science Ecology Yes Farm Mechanics J-Hawk Tech $5 Yes Subject to availability of Ranger Staff Fingerprinting Handicraft Combined with Crime Prevention MB First Aid Yes Prerequisites Fish and Wildlife Ecology Yes Combined with Fishing MB Fishing Ecology Combined with Fish and Wildlife Management Forestry Ecology Combined with Nature MB Geology Ecology Combined with Archeology MB Indian Lore Handicraft $ 20 Insect Study Ecology Kayaking Aquatics Swimmer / Combined with Kayaking BSA Leatherwork Handicraft $12 Life Saving Aquatics Yes Swimmer, Swimming MB Mammal Study Ecology Metalwork Handicraft $5 Nature Ecology Combined with Forestry MB Orienteering Yes Personal Fitness Project COPE Yes Prerequisites 1 Pioneering Plant Science Ecology Pottery/Sculpture Handicraft $12 Public Speaking J-Hawk Tech Reptile Study Ecology Rifle Shooting Shooting Sports $5 Yes Rifle Shooting (Black Powder) Shooting Sports $10 Black Powder Rifle Scuba Diving Aquatics $50 Swimmer, 1 Combined with BSA Snorkeling Search and Rescue Aquatics Shotgun shooting Shooting Sports $15 Yes Small Boat Sailing Aquatics Yes Swimmer Space Exploration Ecology $ 10 Yes Surveying J-Hawk Tech Yes Swimming Aquatics Yes Swimmer Weather Ecology Yes Welding J-Hawk Tech $25 Yes Wilderness Survival Woodcarving Handicrafts $12 Woodwork Handicrafts $12 1 Must be 13 years old or older. Safety required long sleeve shirt, blue jeans, and leather boots. No synthetics.

29 Merit Badge and Other Activities by Program Area, Detailed Listing Program Area Location, Description of Program, Merit Badges offered. Description (In parentheses, N means STEM/Nova related MB, C, U means unlimited class size or by a number limit on class size, P followed by 0 means no and P followed by specific numbers are needed perquisite requirements as numbered in the Merit Badge book, $ followed by a number is the extra cost fee for that activity or Merit Badge.) Held at the swimming and boating docks on the waterfront. The aquatics area will hold merit badge sessions as well as the BSA Lifeguard and BSA Snorkeling Programs. Need a swimsuit and towel. Aquatics Canoeing Kayaking Life Saving Scuba Diving Search and Rescue Small Boat Sailing Swimming Merit Badges: Canoeing (N, C20, $0, P0) Must be a Blue Swimmer Kayaking (C6, $0, P0) Must be a Blue Swimmer Lifesaving (C20, $0, P0) Must be a Blue Swimmer preferably with Swimming Merit Badge Scuba Diving (C6, $50, P0) combined with BSA Snorkeling (C6, $0, P0) Search and Rescue (C12, $0, P0) Small Boat Sailing (N, C20, $0, P0) Must be a Blue Swimmer Swimming (C20, $0, P0) Must be a Blue Swimmer Other Activities: BSA Lifeguard (C10, $0, P0) must be 15 years old or older and have Lifesaving and Swimming Merit Badge or be an adult leader. Be prepared to swim 550 yards. BSA Snorkeling (C6, $0, P0) combined with Scuba MB (C6, $50, P0) Must be a blue swimmer. Youth and adults. Scuba MB cannot be finished in camp. PADI Discovery dive on Wednesday night. Instructional Swim (CU, $0, P0) Youth and adult Mile Swim (CU, $0, P0) Must be Blue Swimmer. Practice Monday through Friday. Mile Swim on Friday. Youth and adults. Recreational Swim (CU, $0, P0) Youth and adults Swim and Water Rescue (CU, $0, P0) Must be over 16 years old and Blue Swimmer. Baden-Powell Program Held at Brown sea Island near the parade ground and the Handicraft area will be the home to the first year camper program, the Baden Powell camp and several merit badges suggested for the Baden-Powell Scouts. Basketry (C20, $18, P0) Handicraft Fingerprinting and Crime Prevention (2 merit badges) (C20, $0, P0) Handicraft Indian Lore (C18, $20, P0) Handicraft Leatherwork (C16, $12, P0) Handicraft Woodcarving (C16, $12, P0) Handicraft. The Baden-Powell Adventure will utilize staff and adult troop leadership to assist with the instruction of Tenderfoot through First Class Scout skills. Thursday will involve an overnight camp out and hike.

30 Held at Ecology Lodge. The Ecology program includes several merit badges that involve nature. Ecology Archeology Astronomy Environmental Science Fish and Wildlife Fishing Forestry Geology Insect Study Nature Plant Science Reptile and Amphibian Study Space Explora on Weather Handicraft Merit Badges: Archeology (C8, $0, P0) Combined with Geology Astronomy (N, C20, $0, P0) Combined with Space Exploration Environmental Science (C25, $0, P0) Recommend 1 st Class or higher Fish and Wildlife Management (CU, $0, P0) and Fishing (C20, $0, P0) Bring your own gear and bait (2 merit badges) Forestry (C15, $0, P0) Combined with Nature Geology (C8, $0, P0) Combined with Archeology Insect Study (C20, $0, P0) Combined with Reptile and Amphibian Study Nature (C15, $0, P0) Combined with Forestry Combined with Insect Study (C20, $0, P 8a or b) Plant Science (C20, $0, P0) Reptile and Amphibian Study (C20, $0, P0) Combined with Insect Study Space Exploration (N, C20, $10, P0) Launch locations and times TBA Combined with Astronomy Weather (C20, $0, P0) The Handicraft Program will be at Wingfoot Lodge. Several Merit Badges will be held at Wingfoot. Art Basketry Crime Prevention Fingerprinting Indian Lore Leatherwork Metalwork Pottery Sculpture Woodcarving Woodwork Art (C20, $5, P0) Basketry (C20, $18, P0) Fingerprinting and Crime Prevention (2 merit badges) (C20, $0, P0) Indian Lore (C18, $20, P0) Leatherwork (C16, $12, P0) Metalwork (C16, $5, P0) Pottery (C8, $12, P 5c, 7a, 7b) and Sculpture (C8, $12, P0) (2 merit badges) Woodcarving (C16, $12, P0) Woodwork (C12, $12, P0) Other Activities: Open Workshop (CU, $0, P0) Opportunity to work on Handicraft merit badges outside of class time.

31 Held at the Shooting Sports Complex on the Northeast side of camp. Shooting Sports Archery Rifle shooting Shotgun shooting Merit Badges: Archery (N, C12, $5, P0) Rifle shooting (N, C16, $5, P0) Rifle shooting (Black Powder) (N, C6, $10, P0) Shotgun shooting (N, C10, $15, P0) Other Activities: (Scouts are given 1 st Priority.) Black Powder Shoot (CU, $7, P0) Must be 13 years or older Golden Arrow (CU, $0, P0) Any Scout or Leader Open Archery (CU, $0, P0) Any Scout or Leader Open Rifle (CU, $0.50 per 5 shots, P0) Any Scout or Leader Open Shotgun (CU, $2 per 10 shots, P0) Any Scout Leader Sulfur Shell (CU, $2, P0) Project COPE will be held on the COPE course. Climbing will occur at the climbing and bouldering center. High Adventure Project COPE Climbing Personal Fitness Delaware Adventure Other Miscellaneous Activities Most of these activities require advance registration and payment where a fee or cost is indicated. Merit Badges: Climbing (C8, $0, P0) Closely fitting clothing allowing freedom of movement is recommended. Hiking boots are not recommended. Personal Fitness (C8, $0, P 1a, 1b) Other Activities: Delaware Adventure Open Climb (CU, $0, P0) Project Cope (C16, $20) Must be 13 by Jan.1, Closely fitting clothing allowing freedom of movement is recommended. Water Bottle. Camp Jayhawk Ninja Hunt (CU, $0, P0) Order of Arrow, BSA Honor Society (CU, $35 ordeal fee, P0) Locations and times to be announced. Friday Day of Service Senior Patrol Leader Meeting (CU, $0, P0) Provides opportunity for youth leadership development. Times and locations to be announced Cast Iron Chef meal and Cobbler Cook Off (CU, $0, P0) Tuesday s dinner. Basic ingredients provided with Troops cooking for everyone. Standing Bear Intertribal (CU, $0, P0) All Adult Training (CU, $0, P0) Leaders Appreciation Dinner (CU, $ 0, P0) Adult Leaders Only, sponsored by Jayhawk Area Council Training Committee Leaders Meeting (CU, $0, P0) Camp Director s Breakfast. Guests are invited. Program Director s Lunch. Guest are invited.

32 J-Hawk Tech The Nova Awards There are four Nova awards for Boy Scouts. Each award covers one component of STEM science, technology, engineering, or mathematics. For their first Nova award, Scouts earn the distinctive Nova award patch. After that, a Scout can earn three more Nova awards, each one recognized with a separate pi (π) pin-on device that attaches to the patch. The program area is the J-Hawk Tech Business Center. Merit Badges include Eagle-required as well as STEM/NOVA related. Merit Badges & Nova Award Citizenship in the Nation Communication Farm Mechanics Public Speaking Surveying Welding Merit Badges: Citizenship in the Nation (C8, $0, P0) Citizenship in the World (C8, $0, P0) Communication (N, C8, $0, P0) Farm Mechanics (N, C6, $5, P0) This is by appointment depending on availability of counselor and number of Participants Public Speaking (C8, $0, P0) Surveying (N, C8, $0, P0) Minimum class size of 2 Welding (N, C6, $25, P0) requires commute to private company. Age at least 13 years old. Safety required long sleeve shirt, blue jeans and leather boots. No synthetics. Held at Bell Lodge, the program involves some projects and merit badges that may be better suited for older Scouts. Camping Cooking Emergency Preparedness First Aid Orienteering Pioneering Wilderness Survival Merit Badges: Camping (C16, $0, P4b,5e,7a,7b,8c,8d,9b, &9c) Recommend 1 st Class, Need Notebook and pencil Cooking (C16, $5, P0) Emergency Preparedness (C16, $0, P1,2c,7,8b,8c) First Aid Merit Badge needed or taken concurrently First Aid (C16, $0, P0) Recommend 1 st Class Orienteering (N, C16, $0, P0) Recommend 1 st Class, Merit Badge Book and orienteering compass, must attend Wednesday evening Orienteering Challenge Pioneering (C12, $0, P0) Recommend 1 st Class, Merit Badge Book Wilderness Survival (C16, $0, PO) Other Activities: Orienteering Challenge (CU, $0, P0) Must have orienteering compass and buddy. Completes 1 st Class requirement and requirements in the Orienteering Merit Badge

33 Other Activities See following detailed Program listing for details Activity Location Extra Fee Age / other Limits Baden Powell Adventure Handicraft $ 10 1 st year camper below 1 st Class Rank Basketball Tournament Basketball Court Advance sign up Black Powder Shoot Shooting Sports $ 7 13 or older, adult BSA Life Guard Aquatics 15 or older with Lifesaving Merit Badge or Adult BSA Snorkeling Aquatics Swimmer, Combined with Scuba MB Mabee Dining Hall By invitation Parade Ground Advance signup Cast Iron Chef Meal and Mabee Lodge Tuesday dinner for all Cobbler Cook off Golden Arrow (Tournament) Shooting Sports Advance sign up Instructional Swim Aquatics Kayaking BSA Aquatics 16 or older, adult Leaders Appreciation Dinner by Wood Badge Chandler Lodge Free will donation Advance sign up Leaders Roundtable Commissioner site or TBA At least one adult leader representing each unit in camp Mile Swim Aquatics Swimmer Open Climb Climbing Center No Advance sign up Open Rifle Shooting Sports $ 0.50 per 5 shots Open Shotgun Shooting Sports $2 per 10 shots 13 or older, adult, enrolled in shotgun merit badge Open Merit Badge Workshops Various Program Areas Order of the Arrow Friday Day of Service Camp wide Advance sign up Program Director s Lunch Mabee Lodge Youth by invitation Senior Patrol Leaders Meeting Mabee Lodge Patio Senior Patrol Leader or other youth leader must attend from each unit Sulfur Shell (Tournament) Shooting Sports $2.00 Advance sign up Standing Bear Intertribal Parade Grounds All Swim and Water Rescue Aquatics 16 or older, Swimmer Adult Leader Training TBA Advance Sign up

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