TROOP 287
**Celebrating 50 Years of Scouting**
1954-2004
WHERE THE SCOUTING ADVENTURE IS AWESOME
Troop 287 believes that our goals in Scouting, to develop character, citizenship and leadership ability, can best be achieved by giving our Scouts responsibility for organizing themselves to plan and implement the troop programs.  While the Scoutmaster and the Adult Leaders are ultimately responsible for the troop, the week-to-week leadership of the troop is handled by the Scouts themselves.  To the maximum extent consistent with safety and national Boy Scouts of America policy, we intend to let the Scouts learn by having the opportunity to try, occasionally fail, and more often succeed - but to do so while the adults stand aside and let the Scouts have the initiative, experience and pride of their own efforts. This is what we mean by a BOY RUN TROOP - THIS IS OUR GOAL!
leadership
Campouts/Events
parent guide
photos  
Useful Scouting  Links
Eagle Honor Roll
leadership    schedule     parent guide     outing history    eagle honor roll    photos     newsletters   ventures   links
Troop 287 - Breaking News
(click here)
(updated 1/05/04)
Patrol Pages
(click here)
(Updated 3/11/03)
Troop History/
Scoutmasters
Ranks
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Troop OA Page
(updated 8/1/03)
Merit Badge Page
(updated (8/15/02)
(updated (9/22/03)
(updated 2/19/02)
(updated 2/26/02)
WMU Football Schedule 2003
Portage Public Schools
Calendar 2003-2004
100 Nights Camping Log
Important Troop Forms
(permission slips, etc...)
"The patrol system leads each boy to see that he has some individual responsibility for the good of his patrol."
Sir Robert Baden-Powell
Pack 287, Amberly Elementary
Venturing Crew 287
Calendar Jan-Aug 2005
we have moved  -  check out our new
web site at:
www.troop287bsa.org
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