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Annapolis-Boy Scouts of America, Troop 396, Committee Page.  Boy Scout finances, parent responsibilities, and want ads.

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The Troop Committee, amongst other things, oversees the Troop, establishes policies, handles administration, sets budget, and supports programs.  It takes a lot of adults to run a Troop as active as ours properly.  For every visible volunteer there are probably two or more in the background.  Committee members include such roles as treasurer, advancement chairman, fundraiser, and numerous at-large members.

 

Finances

Our Troop financial policies are a little different than most.  The money each boy earns is dedicated for his exclusive use.

Board of Review 

In Progress.

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Parent Responsibilities

The Assistant Scoutmasters can't be everywhere.  The parents, even those who don't have a role in the Troop, must help with their sons as only they can.  This page, taken from the Troop Handbook, outlines what the Troop expects from the Moms and Dads.

Want Ads (Adult Job Descriptions)

It takes a lot of adults to run a Troop.  Here are a few of the things they do.

 

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This page was last updated on 24 July 2006

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Troop 396 is a part of The Boy Scouts of America, Baltimore Area Council, The Capitol District.  We are the oldest Troop in our city, having been chartered by Trinity United Methodist Church, 1300 West Street, Annapolis, Maryland, 60 years ago.

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