
Resources for Adults
Forms
Forms for all parents to print and sign:
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Forms for adult leaders:
Scoutbook
Troop 500 uses Scoutbook to track advancement. For more information about how parents/guardians can use this resource, click here for instructions. If you are already familiar with Scoutbook, use the link below to log in.
Training
Every Scout deserves a trained leader! The BSA offers a range of in-person and online training for all adults. Please log into your My.Scouting account to complete training for your position, including Youth Protection Training.
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For more information about training available from the National Capital Area Council, please see this website.
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Adult volunteers who have completed their basic training should take on the next challenge … Wood Badge, the highest level of Scout training offered!
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For High Adventure trips, adult leaders should also consider taking CPR and Wilderness First Aid, which are often required certifications.
Previous Scoutmasters
Jeff Serfass (1995-1997)
Mark O'Donnell (1997-1998)
Michael McCabe (1998-2001)
Robert Corder (2001-2003)
Bob Sonderman (2003-2006)
Mike Ryan, Sr. (2006-2011)
Tim Penney (2011-2013)
Mike Shoag (2013-2017)
Ted Brady (2017-2022)