Why Scouting ?

For more than 100 years, Scouting programs have instilled in youth the values found in the Scout Oath and Scout Law. Today, these values are just as relevant in helping youth grow to their full potential as they were in 1910. Scouting helps youth develop academic skills, self-confidence, ethics, leadership skills, and citizenship skills that influence their adult lives. For additional details about how scouting is changing lives, please read the "Why Scouting" page.

Why Troop 19 ?

With over 50 active Scouts, Troop 19 offers young women year-round opportunities for adventure, personal growth, advancement, and service to the community. For additional details on Troop 19 and contact information please visit "Why Troop 19 ?" . Troop 19 has produced 15 Eagle Scouts so far and is proud of their achievements.

Troop meeting: Off for Summer

7:30 PM - 9:00 PM
Ryan Hall

For safety reasons, cars are prohibited from dropping off/picking up Scouts in the circular driveway in front St. Rose. All drivers must enter/exit from the parking lot adjacent to the church.

Summer Camp Registration

When: Sunday, July 20- Saturday, July 26

Where: Camp Yawgoog, Rockville, Rhode Island

Costs:

$750 per Scout - includes all meals, patches, hat, and shirt.
$50 discount for siblings (for each Scout).
Adult volunteers attend at no cost to them.

Deadline:

Optional bus payment of $200
June 1st: Final payment due.
June 1st: All Scouts must have their medical forms uploaded to CampDoc (link will be provided once you register)

Final balances are due June 1. Payments made after this date will be subject to a $50 late fee.

Financial challenges should not be an obstacle to your child attending summer camp. If there is a need for financial assistance, please contact Mr. McKenna asap, and we will find a way to help.

BSA HEALTH FORMS

Yawgoog is once again using Camp Docs to collect medical forms, which are required for both Scouts and Adult Leaders. Please check your inbox for details on how to provide this information. Camp will not allow attendees to check in unless all forms are complete, and Scouts will not be able to board the bus if they have outstanding paperwork.

Please contact Ms.Singh: lakki.singh@gmail.com with any questions.

Register

Teni's Eagle Scout Project

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Caroline's Eagle Scout Project

Please see message below from Caroline Desoe about her Eagle Scout Project :

I am a Life Scout with BSA Troop 345 in Greenwood Village, Colorado, and I'm raising funds for my Eagle Project.

My project benefits The Anchor Center for Blind Children which provides early education and intervention services for children from birth to five years old who are blind or visually impaired. I will be renovating Anchor Center's reading room so it is more functional for students and teachers. I'm seeking donations to purchase the supplies, materials, and tools needed to demolish existing structures, repair and paint walls, and build and install bookshelves.

Thank you for your consideration and support!

Thank you.

Caroline

Eagle Scouts recognized by Millburn Board of Education

At the June 2 Board of Education (BOE) meeting, the Board of Education presented Millburn’s seven newly-initiated Eagle Scouts with an award, recognizing the group for their outstanding leadership and community service efforts.

“This significant accomplishment marks you as a leader of integrity, a dedicated servant and an individual who embodies the highest ideals of scouting,” said Dr. Kate Diskin at Monday’s meeting. “Your achievement will serve as an inspiration to others for years to come.”

The recipients of the award are Thomas Bredlau, William Davis, Alexander Liang, Nathaniel Liang and Nathan Ege (Troop 17), and Annette Johnson and Ava Legasto (Troop 19). Congratulations to this special group of students on their achievements!

Congratulations to Mrs. Maithil and Mrs. Bhathena

Congratulations to Mrs. Maithil and Mrs. Bhathena on their recognition by the Northern NJ Council for their contributions and enthusiasm supporting Troop 19!

Scout advancements and merit badges

Scouts, please review your online scoutbook and send any missing advancement or merit badges to Kelsey Quane, Olivia Phillips, and Anna Colpaert.

Troop 19 - New Eagle Scouts

Please join us in congratulating our newly minted Eagle Scouts ! Congratulations Annette Johnson and Nidhi Pusapati.

National Youth Leadership Training Camp

Are you interested in a great camping experience while advancing your leadership training? NYLT provides training to youth members of Scouts BSA troops to be the best leaders in their home unit.

Training is open to Scouts who are 13 years of age and have obtained First Class. Learn more about NYLT here. Scholarships are available.

Contact Scoutmaster McKenna for more information.

Board of Review (BoR) Sign Up

Scout BoR Registration

Adult Volunteer Registration

Scout medical forms

Please turn in your child’s medical forms this Thursday at the meeting (or at the earliest convenience). Your scout will need to turn in these forms to be able to participate in scout activities. For privacy reasons we only accept a hardcopy of the BSA forms, parts A&B, filled out, signed and dated accordingly. Health forms can be access HERE