In accordance with the Scout Oath and Law, Troop 233 has adopted these policies for the Troop regarding behavior. They are:
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1. Hands Off |
Unless participating in a contact game, all Scouts will abide by a "hands-off" policy with their fellow Scouts and adult leaders. |
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2. Respect Others |
All Scouts will show proper respect toward all adults and fellow Scouts. |
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3. Respect Property |
All Scouts will show proper respect toward any property put in their trust. |
In order to foster adherence to these policies, the following procedures will be followed by Scouts and adult leaders associated with the Troop.
These steps are progressive in nature and need to be applied with even-handed judgment on the part of the adult leaders.
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1. Warning |
The Scout will be warned about his behavior and reminded of the discipline rule he has violated. |
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2. Sit Out |
The Scout will be asked to sit out the present activity, and the Scoutmaster will be appraised of the problem. |
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3. Parent Contact |
The Scoutmaster will initiate a parent contact to discuss the situation and advise the parent/guardian that if the situation is not corrected, the Scout’s participation will be limited to parent-attended activities. |
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4. Risk Dismissal |
The Scoutmaster will again contact the parent/guardian and advise the family that if the situation is not corrected, the Scout will risk dismissal from the Troop. |
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5. Committee_Action |
The Scoutmaster will notify the Committee Chair and formally agendize the situation for Committee action regarding dismissal of the Scout from the Troop. |
Any severe disruption or infraction, such as fighting, creating of a dangerous situation, or overt resistance to adult leaders, will result (with the consensus of the adults involved) in the Scout being removed from the activity and immediately sent or taken home.
This type of situation will automatically incur step 4.