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These are the activities and camping trips chosen for 2011-2012 by the Scouts at our annual planning meeting. These activities and camping trips may change depending on camping location availability. Check the announcement page for the most current information.
Revised 12 September 2010
| Month | Monthly Theme | Camping Trip | Camping Activity | Special Troop Meeting | Day Trip | Venture |
| September | Camping Skills | Assateague | ||||
| October | Campfires | Susquehannock | Capture the Flag | Court of Honor | Komen clean up | |
| November | Backpacking 101 | Appalachian Trail | Backpacking | |||
| December | Team Building | Broad Creek | Senior Surprise | Christmas Party | ||
| January | First Aid | Camp Tomahawk | First Aid | K-9 Demonstration | ||
| February | Adverse Condition | Running Bear (ALKOR) | Ropes Course | Ski Trip | ||
| March | PASS Skills | Wye Island | Geo-Caching/Sports | |||
| April | Cooking | Old Rag | Hiking/Cooking | |||
| May | Climbing | Cacapon/Antietam | Canoe | Climbing | ||
| June | Chivalry | Susquehanna | Water Weekend | Court of Honor | Sports Game | |
| July | Pioneering | New Hampshire | Summer Camp |
Attendance
65% attendance at camping trips
70% attendance at Troop meetings
Troop Gear
No PGPs required to clean patrol gear
Advancement
85% of all new Scouts attain first class by 2nd summer
Program
Six campfires that follow the campfire planner and use the five Ss of good campfires
Competition designed so younger scouts can compete equally
Calls to Patrol Leaders by Tuesday. Calls to Patrol by Wednesday.