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Merit Badge Counselor Changes

As was announced on October 7th, effective Monday, February 1, the position of Merit Badge Counselor will no longer be listed on Unit Rosters.  The connections between the Merit Badge Counselor and the Scout will also be removed.  Merit Badge Counselors can continue to work with Scouts while we continue to enter those positions into the National Database for sync to Scoutbook.

Anyone with “Edit Advancement” can add the completed requirements to a Scout’s advancement.  The ability to “Edit Advancement” can be added by a Unit Admin in the Connections Manager.

If you have Merit Badge Counselors listed in Scoutbook, and have not yet sent that list to Marian McQuaid ([email protected]), you need to do so immediately.  That list will not be available to you on Monday February 1.

You can also send a homemade list.  Please allow for up to 2 weeks to see the changes made.

About Us

About The Spirit of Adventure Council

The largest Boy Scouts of America Council in Massachusetts

Find individual staff contact information here.

Mission of the Spirit of Adventure Council, BSA:

To serve others by helping to instill values in young people and in other ways prepare them to make ethical choices over their lifetime in achieving their full potential. The values we strive to instill are based upon the Scout Oath and Scout Law.

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The number of communities in the Greater Boston and North Shore areas that Spirit of Adventure serves.

4,600

The number of adult volunteers who believe in the Scouting program enough to devote countless hours to the youth of Greater Boston.

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12,270

The number of youth who participate in Scouting in our communities.

75,000

The number of hours of community service done by Spirit of Adventure Scouts this past year.

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