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By InquisitiveScouter · Posted
Off to a Troop meeting, but will chime in on this later. Tread carefully... And no, the money does not go to the Scout... yikes -
By Double Eagle · Posted
Worst case, the supreme chief of the fire (council executive) could give the nudge. The lodge advisor would be the one to address this with a chapter advisor. Yup, I've been both. If the lodge has an upcoming lodge leader development, it would be a good time for associate lodge advisor(s) and adults to address this in an adult forum. I'd give a mentor or friend of the individual a chance to talk sense. Maybe with a long tenure, it is time for new roles or new blood into that area. -
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That's the whole point. No one else can take over as the Chapter Advisor while he/she won't relinquish the reigns. That's why he/she needs to be nudged out. I tried that as the ceremonies advisor, but was always stifled with the "youth lead" mantra. That's my goal if I can get the power shifting away from the stagnant program and on a focused project that provides service to Scouting. There are so many service opportunities at our local camp. -
I would be asking questions of the youth leaders, such as, "how does this activity further the ideals of the Order?" How are we providing "cheerful service" to the Lodge, District, Council and our Units? What are we doing to promote camping? WWW
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