Attached below is the Summer Camp Program Manual which covers basic overall schedules; Merit Badge availability, degrees of difficulty, prerequisites, and schedules; high adventure possibilities for older Scouts; and cross camp program possibilities with activities at Gardner Dam.  Please review this manual thoroughly, then make your Summer Camp merit badge and program selections here:

Be a part of Cedarburg's infamous Fourth of July parade!  The two-hour parade starts at 10:00am from Fireman's Park, moves south along Washington Ave, and ends at the Spring Street & Hilbert intersection.  Meet at Fireman's Park at 9:30am in your Class A uniform.  All Cedarburg Boy Scouts march together.  Meet at Cedar Creek Park at the end of the parade where we will have refreshments available.  Scouts will be dismissed at that point. Sign up is open on the Troop website.  After the parade, we need volunteers to help police garbage at Cedar Creek Park during the Hometown Celebration.  Service hours are earned!  Three shifts are available.  2 Adults and 6 Scouts are needed per shift.  

Strawberry Fest Sign Up is available without limit!  Please be mindful of any age limitations as those are for everyone's safety.  We will run two different booths and the US Bank parking lot on these days.  

Our own Mr. Heyer has again been selected to lead a Bay-Lakes contingent to the 2017 BSA National Jamboree to be held July 19-28, 2017.  The National Jamboree is the premier event put on every four years by the Boy Scouts of America at the Summit Bechtel National Scout Reserve, Beckley West Virginia.  Located on a sprawling 10,600 acres, the property includes more than 5 miles of zip line and challenge courses, 36 miles of mountain bike trails, and 13 acres of shooting sports ranges, as well as venues for kayaking, rock climbing, bouldering, skateboarding, BMX, and various other activities.  At The National Jamboree, there's something for everyone!  Register for National Jamboree with the Bay-Lakes council by completing the attached Interest Form and submitting a $200 deposit AND with the National BSA by completing the online registration here: http://www.summitbsa.org/events/jamboree/jamboree-registration/   See the attached Interest Form or contact Mr. Heyer for more information.  

Youth Protection training is required for all BSA registered volunteers, regardless of their position, and highly recommended for any non-registered parents or adults.  Leaders are required to take Youth Protection training before submitting an application for registration.  Scouts who turn 18 must complete Youth Protection training before rechartering as an adult. The certificate of completion for this training must be submitted at the time the application is made and before volunteer service with youth begins.  Youth Protection training must be taken every two years.  If a volunteer's Youth Protection training record is not current at the time of recharter, the volunteer will not be reregistered.  To read more, visit http://www.scouting.org/youthprotection.aspx.

Sea Scouting, sometimes called scouting's best kept secret, is open to young men and women ages 14 through 20.  Ship 5069's Scouts sail the 28-foot sailing sloop, Highlight, at least once a week on cruises out of Milwaukee's McKinley Marina.  This summer they've taken Highlight on several weekend sails to ports on Lake Michigan.  There's no sailing experience needed to join - it's a learn-as-you go program.  Beside sailing, Scouts learn about weather, using GPS, radio communications, and lake ecology.  A number of Sea Scouts are also active members of Troops.  To learn more about Sea Scouting email Ship5069@gmail.com.  They’ll send you details about their program and arrange a time to sail or to attend a meeting.  Like them on Facebook: www.facebook.com/Ship5069 to see what the Sea Scouts are doing.