April 2, 2020 Starts At 7 PM - Skcscouts
April 2020 Buckeye Web Site: http://www.skcscouts.org/buckeye/ Google Drive: http://bit.ly/2ahUDqY We all are living in a new reality due to COVID 19. As I write this, everyone is pretty much quarantined and everything social is at a standstill – or at least 6 feet away. All Scouting activities have been cancelled or postponed until at least April 6. It’s hard for me as an adult to comprehend but it is doubly hard for our Scouts. Hopefully when this E News gets to you, we will have some idea of when things can begin to return to normal. We all live our lives by the Oath & Promise and stand ready to help each other to make it to the other side of this disaster. Please stay healthy and Scout On. EVERYTHING IN THIS ENEWS IS AS OF MARCH 27, 2020. CANCELLATIONS ARE HAPPENING DAILY. CHECK BEFORE YOU GO TO ANY ACTIVITY AT https://skcscouts.org/ OR CALL THE VENUE. Keep up to date on social media –Buckeye Cub Facebook, Buckeye Scout BSA Facebook, SKC Facebook ROUNDTABLE April 2, 2020 Starts at 7 PM THE IN-PERSON ROUNDTABLE HAS BEEN CANCELLED. INSTEAD WE WILL CONDUCT A “VIRTUAL” ROUNDTABLE HOW TO KEEP SCOUTING! Cub Scouts Roundtable https://osu.zoom.us/j/593918785 Call-in Phone Number: (646) 876-9923 Meeting ID: 593 918 785 Scouts BSA Roundtable https://us04web.zoom.us/j/252004811 Call-in Phone Number: (301) 715-8592 Meeting ID: 252 004 811 There will be 2 (two) Roundtables at the same time! They will be via the web conferencing technology ZOOM. We look forward to discussing how we can keep the Scouting movement strong during these times. We have lots of ideas to share and talk about. And we have a lot we can learn from you! Resources used and all the usual flyers will be found on the Google Drive. Watch for additional information, further instructions and details in your email and on social media. CANCELLED A PANDEMIC CAN’T STOP SCOUTING! CANCELLATIONS FOR APRIL/MAY AS OF MARCH 27, 2020 Buckeye District Court of Honor – March 14 – Webelos Woods Hike at Dawes Arboretum April 4 Hopefully to be rescheduled Cancelled OA Spring Fellowship April 3-5 Cancelled Wood Badge C41-441-20-1 Spring Apr 17-19/May 16Wilderness First Aid Training – April 4&5, May 2&3 17 Cancelled Cancelled Buckeye Cuyahoga Valley Quest Camporee - April 24Tri-Creek BALOO Training April 4-5 Cancelled 26 cancelled will not reschedule Big Cat Weekend April 4-5 Cancelled
COVID UPDATE NEW STUFF STAY CONNECTED. Are you bored yet? It doesn't take long before we all start experiencing the signs of boredom, anxiety and frustration from being isolated and disrupting normal human interaction. If that sounds like you and your scouts, it's time to start looking at some options. When researching the web, there are many articles and posts about video conferencing. For most IT professionals, virtual office (VO) or video conferencing is nothing new. Think of it as group calling with video. The more advanced software solutions also include the ability to host screen sharing allowing the group to see one person’s desktop. With safety in mind and based on guidance from national health officials, National Statement, the Boy Scouts of America (BSA) is strongly advising that in-person meetings, activities, events and gatherings of 10 or more people be suspended through the end of March. Please also follow any restrictions outlined by your state and local health department or other state and local authorities. This applies to youth and adults out of an abundance of caution. Guidelines from BSA COVID 19 Q&A Take a minute to review a few of the suggested web conferencing options below to try and see what works best for your unit(s). Keep in mind that some options have limited functionality and a higher learning curve but have the ability to share voice and video. In addition, there are some links for you to continue Scouting at home with your Scout. NEW SKC WEBSITE Simon Kenton Council will launch a new website on April 1 (no fooling), dedicated to helping you cope with the COVID 19 pandemic. It will contain information and resources to keep you and your Scouts engaged. Watch for information via email or on social media. SKC Facebook page house or backyard and share a photo of it. Contest ends April 6. Prizes to be announced April 13. Information JAMBOREE ON THE INTERNET COMING APRIL 3-5 A Special Edition of JOTI will help bring Scouting to the homes of young people everywhere! Everyone today faces challenges at home and in their local communities due to COVID-19. On the weekend of April 3-5, let’s come together online for virtual campfires, global chats, skill sharing & more. More Information Part of Scouting’s great success over the past 113 years has been its enduring ability to adapt and respond to the changing needs of communities at every level. CAMP AT HOME CONTEST SKC is sponsoring a Camp at Home Contest. Contestants are asked to create a campsite at home – either in the VIDEO CONFERENCING ARTICLES AND SCOUTING OPTIONS Scouting Remotely Scouting @home with Twitter On-Line Conferencing for Virtual Meetings Boards of Review Through Videoconferencing Advancement During Covid 19 Fifty Merit Badges to Complete at Home Fun Projects For Kids at Home ADVANCEMENT UPDATES DUE TO COVID 19 The National BSA has posted Questions & Answers to manage Scouting advancement in light of the directives to cancel all in person contact. Note: these guidelines are temporary. In addition, Mike Speed, Buckeye Advancement Chair has put together guidelines to managing Video Eagle Boards of Review. CUB SCOUT ACTIVITIES CONFERENCE CALL The Buckeye District Cub Scout Activities Committee will be holding a conference call on April 6, 7-8 PM. All parents & leaders are invited to participate to learn more about the Mission of the committee – Delivering the Promise of Scouting through Unique, Exciting, Memorable adventures for Cub Scouts. We welcome your ideas, time & energy. Call in number – (559)546-1880. Access code 923843 CAMPING EARLY BIRD REGISTERATION DEADLINES EXTENDED Day Camp – Early Bird registration ends April 17, 2020 Webelos Resident Camp – Early Bird Registration ends May 1, 2020 STEM Resident Camp - Early Bird Registration ends May 1, 2020 Scouts BSA Resident Camp - Early Bird Registration ends May 1, 2020
FAMILY FUN CAMPERSHIP APPLICATION DEADLINE Simon Kenton Council offers campership assistance for all of its camping opportunities including Day Camp, STEM Camp, Webelos Resident Camp and Scout BSA Resident Camps. Information Applications will be processed at any time but are requested by March 31. Velvet Ice Cream Scout Day, Saturday, May 9 10AM – 2PM Enjoy archery, leather making/stamping, fishing in our catch and release pond, sling shot, STEM activities, crafts and more! We’ll share with you the way we have been making ice cream for 104 years. Cost: 5.00 cost includes patch, ice cream cone and entertainment. Parents and children under 5 are free. Information SWAMP ROMP 2020 The Annual Swamp Romp will be held in Upper Arlington on Saturday, May 2. Participants will get "down & dirty" as they walk the banks of streams, creeks and runs to remove the debris that collects over the winter. This is a FUN conservation/service project which fulfills rank, badge and award requirements. It all starts at 7:30 AM with breakfast & juice at Thompson Park – North Shelter. Romping starts at 9:30. Bring buckets, boots, gloves & First Aid kits. Contact Jim Palmer or 614-583-5360 to participate. BLAST INTO SCOUTING AT THE CHILLER The Blue Jackets Foundation is offering Scout Skating Nights at the Ice Haus on Saturday, May 9, from 5PM – 7PM. Scouts can skate for FREE and family & friends skate for 7. Information TRAINING VELVET ICE CREAM SCOUT DAY! Scouts and families: Come spend a day surrounded by ice cream! Join us for the NATIONAL YOUTH LEADER TRAINING Simon Kenton Council has three NYLT courses for 2020. Simon Kenton - Camp Lazarus - April 17-19 and April 24-26, which is already filled - (Nagatamen - Camp Oyo) June 7-13 and (True North - Camp Oyo) July 12-18. NYLT is a 2 weekend or 6 day experience of advanced leadership skills based on the National BSA Syllabus. NYLT is a combination of classroom and practical “hands on” exercises, taught by a youth-led staff, modeling the best in leadership skills using the teaching E.D.G.E. It is about vision-based team building with fun and challenging activities. Cost: 200. Information & registration WOOD BADGE 2020 The Spring Course has been cancelled Wood Badge, THE premier leadership training course for ALL leaders – Cub Scout, Scouts BSA, Venturing, Sea Scout, District & Council. The 2020 Wood Badge course has been updated to include the most contemporary teaching tools available. It meets the advanced leadership needs of all Scouters. By taking Wood Badge, Scouters will acquire valuable tools such as listening, communicating, conflict management, project planning, and leading change. Wood Badge will be August 14-16 & September 11-13 at Chief Logan Reservation. Cost: 240 and scholarships available. CAMPOREE WITH THE CLIPPERS On Friday, June 12 at 7:15 pm, the Columbus Clippers will take on the Syracuse Mets and it will be the Annual BOY SCOUT CAMPOREE!! Scouts/families can purchase specially priced tickets and camp on the field overnight. Information BALOO TRAINING OR SCOUTMASTER OUTDOOR LEADER TRAINING BALOO Training will be offered by Chief Logan District to Pack leaders so they will be able to take their Pack camping and Scoutmaster Outdoor Training will be offered to Scout BSA leaders to help them complete Specific Training on April 24-25. Both courses will be at Tyler Memorial Methodist Church in Oak Hill OH. Cost: 20 Overnight stay required. Information & registration BALOO – A ONE DAY TRAINING Buckeye’s BALOO Training will be held on May 30, 7:30 AM – 8 PM at Camp Lazarus. This training is for Cub Scout Leaders to learn about pack overnight camping so you can make funfilled lasting memories for your scouts! All packs must have a Baloo trained leader at every campout. There are on-line prerequisites. Information & registration WILDERNESS FIRST AID TRAINING Wilderness First Aid Training will be offered at Camp Lazarus in 2020. Classes are planned for June 5&6, August 22&23 and November 7&8. (All the earlier courses have been cancelled.) This course is required for units who will be doing activities which are more than an hour away from medical care. Certification includes CPR/AED. Cost: 75. Participants must bring lunches, snacks, drinks & a backpack for the land base outdoor adventure activities. Information & registration
CUB SCOUT CAMPING 2020 STEM CAMP Simon Kenton Council is offering an ALL NEW STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering & Mathematics) OVERNIGHT CAMP this summer at Camp Lazarus. Dates are July 13-17. Each day Scouts will focus on one STEM activity at 4 stations. Cost for youth is 170 and adults is 110 until May 1. Information & registration 2020 BUCKEYE DAY CAMP. Registration for Buckeye Day Camp, July 20-24, 2020! Early bird discount is 85 if you register before April 17. Camperships are available and should be applied for by March 31st. This year’s theme is "Under the Sea.” Cub Scouts will do BBs, Archery, Swimming, Creeking, Fishing, Cooking, Crafts, Sports and Games, and More! You can expect your scout to complete 25-30% of their required activities but more importantly they will have FUN! We can come to your Blue and Gold or pack meeting to promote our camp. Join our Facebook page for up to the minute information or email us with questions or to schedule a presentation. 2020 WEBELOS RESIDENT CAMP Webelos Resident Camp is an overnight experience to introduce Webelos, leaders, and parents to a summer-time camping experience at Camp Falling Rock. There are 2 programs planned – Bagherra for Webelos (an introduction to the Webelos program) and Brown Sea Island (an introduction to the Scout BSA program) for Arrow of Light Scouts. There are 2 five day/4 night sessions to choose from – July 2024 & July 22-26 & July 27-July 31 Cost: 180 prior to May 1. Don't let your Webelos miss this exciting opportunity. WHAT'S SO SPECIAL ABOUT DAY CAMP? Being at Day Camp is one of the highlights of a Cub Scout's year. But not all families are familiar with the opportunities and FUN that Day Camp offers. Your Pack can arrange for an experienced team of Day Campers to come to a meeting (pack meeting, parent meeting, Blue & Gold Banquet) and tell everyone about the awesome adventures planned for 2020. Email Buckeye Day Camp to schedule. HOW DOES DAY CAMP HELP YOUR PACK? Helps packs succeed. Strengthens the den/pack organization for better year-round operation. Provides continuation of the Cub Scout program during the summer and the opportunity for units to earn the National Summertime Pack Award, Outdoor Activity Award, and to work toward qualifying for the Journey to Excellence. Offers character development, citizenship training, and personal fitness. Meets individual needs and interests by offering a meaningful and educational Scouting program. Helps to recruit new Scouts in the den and pack during the summer. Provides a method of recruiting, training and inspiring present and future Cub Scout leadership. Promotes fun and adventure with a purpose. OVERCOMING CHALLENGES TO ATTENDING DAY CAMP COST - Camperships are available until March 31 but may be considered at any time. Fundraising - some packs build day camp into their popcorn incentives. Other fundraisers could be considered. TRANSPORTATION - Form carpools among the members of your den and/or pack. Assign a day camp transportation chair to organize carpools. Reach out to other packs in your area to form carpools. Discuss possibility of van/bus rental that could be a shared expense for your group. ADULT PARTICIPANTS - many people can’t get a week off work to do day camp. Organize workpools with your den or pack. The same Adult Participant does not need to attend every day. Example: if your den has five scouts, each parent takes one day. Adult participants do not need to be parents! Any caring adult in a scout’s life may attend as an Adult Participant: Grandparents, aunts and uncles, siblings aged 21 , nannies, babysitters, and other caregivers are welcome. Consider reaching out to your chartered organization for help! Many churches have entire congregations of retired people who would love the opportunity to get to know your scouts and spend a day at camp. (They must be willing to take the Youth Protection Training.) Offer to help behind the scenes - duties include promoting day camp, getting information out to parents in a timely manner, including medical forms, what to bring, how to register, and campership information, picking up tee shirts and setting up carpools. DATE DOESN’T WORK - Attend another camp! You can sign up for any camp that works for you! DAY CAMP IS A GROUP EFFORT - Your council day camp is not run by “those council folks,” or “They and Them.” Putting a day camp together is a team effort, coordinated by volunteers, and everyone’s help is wanted and needed! Whether it’s sharing information with your pack, helping to transport and shepherd the campers, or even joining as a member of the staff, the most successful day camps are a “We and Us” activity
TROOP NEWS PACK NEWS DAWES ARBORETUM The programs at Dawes Arboretum are on hold indefinitely but the grounds and rest rooms are open. BUCKEYE DISTRICT PINEWOOD DERBY The Buckeye/Darby Creek Districts PWD is Saturday, April 18. The Derby will be held at the SKC Leadership Center on Kinnear Rd. Check-In & weigh-in is at 8:45 am. Racing will start at 9:30 am. Trophies will be awarded after lunch. Snacks, lunch foods, and drinks will be available as a fundraiser. Bring your entire family & all your friends to enjoy/participate in the race. Information & registration "Be Fast. or Look Good Trying" SCOUTS BSA ACTIVITY MEETING The Scouts BSA Activity Committee meets on the second Thursday of each month. They would especially appreciate leader input as they work to bring exciting, fun and challenging Camporees to our Scouts. The next meeting is Thursday, April 9, 2020 at the Sharon Township Memorial Hall, 137 E Dublin-Granville Rd in Worthington at 7:00 PM. Questions? Contact Rob Fann BUCKEYE SHOOTING SPORTS The Buckeye District Shooting Sports group have arranged for some Open Shooting Dates at Camp Lazarus - Apr 18, May 16, & June 20. Range time is available 10:00 AM until 2:00 PM. Cost is 2 per person. You must register with Alex to participate and supply your own ammunition. The group members are also available to help your unit with any shooting sports activities. The group members are registered Merit Badge Counselors for shooting related merit badges. For information contact Alex Protopopow SKATING MERIT BADGE Skate Zone 71 is offering Skating Merit Badge in the evening of Monday, April 20. Cost: 15 includes admission, skate rental, pizza, drink & merit badge activities. There are prerequisites. Information & registration COSI CAMP-INS COSI is offering Scouts several opportunities to attend a camp-in. Dates are May 1 & 15 (Girls Only), and May 16 (Co-ed). Campers stay overnight at COSI, receive a 2 day pass to the activities – The Science of YOU, Dinosaur Gallery, DC Super Heroes, Dancemania, a Planetarium show, a patch (good for 5 off a return visit), snack & breakfast. Information & registration LEATHER WORKING TOOLS The Buckeye District has some kits of leather working tools available. They include stamps, mallets, & stone blocks. Everything needed for most Cub Scout leather projects are included EXCEPT THE LEATHER. If you would like to learn more contact Lynn Eshleman 2020 AUDUBON MERIT BADGE CLINICS Grange Audubon Center is offering Environmental Science Merit Badge on April 19 & 25 at the Audubon Center on Whittier Peninsula. Cost is 15 and Scouts must be registered 2 weeks prior to session. There are pre-requisites and follow-up activities. Registration ELECTRICITY MERIT BADGE CLINIC AEP will host the annual Electricity Merit Badge Clinic Saturday, April 25 at AEP Distribution Line Mechanic Training Center in Groveport. Registration is open from 8:00 am -10:00 am and the course will conclude by 3:00 pm. Cost: 6 per person (pizza and pop will be provided) Prerequisites: Prior to the clinic, Scouts need to have completed requirements 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 9a and 11 of the Electricity Merit Badge and bring these projects/papers to the clinic when he/she reports for the course. Information & registration AVIATION MERIT BADGE Aviation Merit Badge is being offered Saturday, May 16 at the OSU airport. All participants MUST preregister and COMPLETE prerequisites including a pretest. Scoutmasters must give approval for each Scout who attends. Cost 5 Information/ Registration Registration opens March 20.
OA NEWS TENDEUCHEN CHAPTER MEETING OA Chapter Meeting https://osu.zoom.us/j/739191404 7:30pm Phone Number: (312) 626-6799 Meeting ID: 739 191 404 Our next Chapter meeting will be April 2nd and online using Zoom. The chapter meeting will be 7:30 to 8:30 pm. We will discuss all the changes happening in the current pandemic. We will fellowship and discuss how we can best serve, each other and our communities, in this time. Plans will be made for Call Out, a service project, ritual training, and more. We will help Ordeal members prepare for Brotherhood. We will have a game but you are on your own for snacks! All OA members are encouraged to attend & Troop OA Representatives are expected. Connect to the meeting via your computer or mobile device at https://osu.zoom.us/j/739191404 or call at 312 626 6799 US and use Meeting ID: 739 191 404. Remember to use good Scout etiquette during the meeting. Contact Paul Post if you have questions or need the information to connect a conference device. ORDEAL SEASON Ordeal season is here! We have four Ordeal/Brotherhood weekends this year: May 15-17 at Camp Falling Rock, July 24-26 at Camp Oyo, August 21-23 at Camp Chief Logan, September 11-13 at Camp Lazarus. WE NEED HELP! It takes many members to put on a successful Ordeal weekend. We need people to help in the kitchen, as service crew leaders and elangomats, on the ritual team, and more. If you haven’t been to an Ordeal since you were inducted, you are really missing out. The experience is very different for members: you eat great food all weekend, choose your own service and get to meet (and talk all day to) fellow Arrowmen from troops around our council. Serving as an elangomat for our candidates is a great opportunity to get involved and serve your fellow scouts. If you are not a Brotherhood member, you can become one at any of the Ordeal weekends (10 months or more after your Ordeal) too. You will learn more about the Order of the Arrow and get to see the best ceremony it has to offer. Registration & information C-4 CONCLAVE The 2020 Conclave will be at Summit Bechtel Reserve in West Virginia, May 29-31. All of the amenities of the National High Adventure Camp will be available to OA members. This includes ziplining, BMX, a fully operational skate park, laser shot, access to the Tillerson Center and so much more! You will also be able to visit the Summit Circle, where the winning brotherhood team will perform on Saturday evening. In addition to all the Summit has to offer, the Section has some activities planned that you’re sure to enjoy. If you’re into video game trucks, slip-n-slide kickball, ceremony competitions, American Indian activities, patch trading, or lodge vs lodge competitions, you’re not going to want to miss out! Information & registration CALL OUT CEREMONY With the cancellation of the Spring Camporee we will work on alternative Call Out Ceremony plans at our Chapter Meeting. Stay tuned! DUES REMINDER It is time to pay your 2020 OA dues! You can pay them at the Tecumseh Lodge website. Dues for 2020 are 15 if you paid dues in 2019 or 20 if you did not pay dues in 2019 (includes reinstatement fee).
April 2020 Calendar of Events 1 2 2 3-5 6 6 9 12 17 17-19 18 18 19 20 23 24-26 24-25 25 25 9:00 AM 7:00 PM 7:30 PM 7:00 AM 7:00 PM midnight 7:00 PM New SKC Resource Website launches Buckeye District Roundtable Tendeuchen Chapter OA Meeting Jamboree on the Internet Cub Activities Conference Call Camp At Home Contest ends Buckeye Scouts BSA Activity Meeting Easter midnight Day Camp Early Bird Registration ends 5:00 PM NYLT – Simon Kenton Session I 8:45 AM Buckeye District Pinewood Derby 10:00AM Buckeye Shooting Sports Day 2:00 PM Environmental Science MB @ Audubon 5:00 PM Skating Merit Badge 7:00 PM District Committee/Commissioner Meeting 5:00 PM NYLT – Simon Kenton Session II 6:00 PM Chief Logan BALOO & Scoutmaster Training 9:00 AM Environmental Science MB @ Audubon 8:00 AM Electricity Merit Badge SKC SKC SKC SKC SKC SKC SKC SKC SKC SKC SKC SKC SKC C,W,B,V C,W,B,V B,V C,W,B,V C,W C,W,B,V B,V C,W B,V C,W B,V B,V B,V C,W,B,V B,V C,W,B,V B,V B,V Key to abbreviations: Event is for C Cub Scouts, W Webelos Scouts, B Scouts BSA, V Venturers and/or their leaders. For more information about “SKC” events, visit http://www.skcscouts.org/ or call 614-436-7200 Buckeye District events are in Bold Access to the Buckeye District Google Drive with all the current Roundtable handouts: http://bit.ly/2ahUDqY To receive this E News, go to http://groups.google.com/group/Buckeye-District and apply to join To unsubscribe, send an email to buckeye-district unsubscribe@googlegroups.com
Wilderness First Aid Training - April 4&5, May 2&3 Cancelled Tri-Creek BALOO Training April 4-5 Cancelled Big Cat Weekend April 4-5 Cancelled Webelos Woods Hike at Dawes Arboretum April 4 Cancelled Wood Badge C41-441-20-1 Spring Apr 17-19/May 16-17 Cancelled Buckeye Cuyahoga Valley Quest Camporee - April 24-26 cancelled will not reschedule
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