Date:
Monday, November 11, 2019
Information:
Boy Scouts is "Boy-Led." The Patrol Leaders' Council (PLC), not the adult leaders, is responsible for planning and conducting the troop's activities. The Scoutmaster (and assistant Scoutmasters) provide direction, coaching, and training that empowers the boy with the skills he will need to lead his troop. The Troop Committee provides resources to help the PLC.
The patrol leaders' council is made up of the Senior Patrol Leader, who presides over the meetings; all Patrol Leaders, Troop Guides, Scribe and others as determined by your PLC. The patrol leaders' council plans the yearly troop program at the annual troop program planning conference. The PLC then meets monthly to develop plans for upcoming meetings and activities.
The patrol leaders' council is made up of the Senior Patrol Leader, who presides over the meetings; all Patrol Leaders, Troop Guides, Scribe and others as determined by your PLC. The patrol leaders' council plans the yearly troop program at the annual troop program planning conference. The PLC then meets monthly to develop plans for upcoming meetings and activities.
