• Train and guide boy leaders to run the Troop
• Work with and through responsible adults to bring Scouting to boys
Help boys to grow by encouraging them to learn for themselves
• Guide boys in planning the Troop program
• Work with the Troop Quartermaster in maintaining Troop Equipment
• Support the Senior Patrol Leader with advice and counseling
• Conduct Scoutmaster conferences
• Complete Boy Scout Fast Start Training
• Complete Scoutmaster Fundamentals Training as recommended
• Help maintain TroopMaster with Advancements and Activities

• Train and guide boy leaders to run the Troop
• Work with and through responsible adults to bring Scouting to boys
• Help boys to grow by encouraging them to learn for themselves
• Guide boys in planning the Troop program
• Serve under the direction of the Scoutmaster
• Serve as the Troop leader in the absence of the Scoutmaster
• Coordinate joint Webelos/Troop activities
• Work with the Troop Quartermaster in maintaining Troop Equipment
• Support the Assistant Senior Patrol Leader with advice and counseling
• Complete Boy Scout Fast Start Training
• Complete Scoutmaster Fundamentals Training as recommended
• Help maintain TroopMaster with Advancements and Activities

The Troop Committee primary responsibilities are supporting the Scoutmaster in delivering quality Troop program and handling Troop administration. Under the direction of the Troop Committee Chairperson, the meetings are held as required, usually monthly. Contact the Committee Chairperson for the current meeting time and location. The committee's job is:

• To attend monthly Committee Meeting
• The advancement process
• Equipment purchase and Inventory
• Troop transportation
• Recruitment of boys
• Overall support to the Scoutmaster
• Troop re-chartering
• To attend Committee member training
• Fund raising
• Program support
• Recruitment of adults / two deep leadership

The Boy Scouts of America, Troop 103, and our Charter Organization recognizes the importance of Youth Protection. With this recognition, the Troop Committee is requiring all adult leaders and committee members to complete the following.

1. All adults who are members of the troop's committee charter must have child abuse clearances through the PaDPW and on file at the Diocese of Harrisburg office. All applications for clearances must be completed through Rita Martin in the parish office.



2. Each year you are also required to view the Youth Protection Video provided by the Harrisburg Diocese. Please contact Rita Martin at the parish office to make arrangements to view this video.



3. Every two years you must complete the BSA Youth Protection on-line training and receive the certificate. This on-line training is available at http://www.scouting.org/pubs/ypt/ypt.jsp or can be accessed from the resource tab on the http://www.yaac-bsa.org/ web site.