sunsetscout

What can you so if your IH is not involved at all and your COR is the CC? In our unit, the CC is always registered as the COR because our Chartered Org does not want any "part of" Cub Scouts. We are part of a public school (chartered by the Parent Organization), but the IH wants to stay 'politically correct; by not having direct ties with any Scouting programs. We are not having any real problems, but it would be a good thing to think of in advance just in case. Our UC is great, so we could go to her, but if the chain of command is IH-COR-CC then what would the UC be able to do if it was absolutly neccesary to have the CC removed? Sunsetscout

Hello Everyone, I am a 5 year scouter in Michigan. I have a son who will be crossing over into Boy Scouts in February and a daughter who will be bridging into Juniors in the spring. This along with my 6 month old daughter and 8 year old stepson! I am trying to step away from unit leadership roles in Boy Scouts and focus more on District duties. I know already that I will have a hard time staying in the shadows. I have that problem that probably most people here have...The "can't say no" syndrome. I am getting better at it, but I still find myself "volunteering" for things. But no matter what I complain about, I wouldn't trade my time in scouts with my kids for anything. Sorry that I ran long, just wanted to say HI. Sunsetscout