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Here are common forms for boys and adults in BSA 365.
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Buckeye District (troop) medical form
Use this to give us basic information about your son (or you as an
adult). Turn it in to our Scoutmaster. We must have this medical form on
file for each person who accompanies us on any trip. We use it to dispense
medication, and for emergencies. |
| Camp medical form ("BSA Type I / II")
Nearby Scout camps often use this form, such as Camp Falling Rock.
It's not a substitute for our Buckeye District (troop) medical form,
although similar. |
| High-adventure trip ("BSA Type III") medical form
Scouts in high-adventure activity and adults 40 and over must have
this form completed and on file to participate in special activities. The
form requires a physician to conduct part of the examination, and sign it.
The form must be completed within 12 months of the departure date. Thus,
frequent renewal is required. Many parents do this when their boys take a
sports physical, while adults take it with for their annual examination. |
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BSA tour permit for a local trip Leading a local trip requires a tour permit from the local Scout
council. This must be completed ten days beforehand. The newest trip permit
is can be filled out on-line, has a "youth protection" provision on the top of the second page: if you
print this, watch the length of the page. |
| BSA national tour permit for a longer trip
Leading a longer trip (500 miles or more one-way) requires a tour
permit processed by the local Scout council and approved by the national Boy
Scout office. This takes about three months to obtain. |
| Our generic permission slip
Here is a generic permission slip for
people to go on our
treks. Remember people need a medical form, too. You'll note the reminder
about discipline, knives, and prohibition against smoking or controlled
substance use in any of our activities. |
| BSA merit badge counselor form People who want to be counselors are our most valuable asset in
making a customized Scout program fitting to each boy. Here's the form, to
complete and give to our Scoutmaster. We also have
tips for exceptional merit badge counseling, so you can see how
straightforward this is. |
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