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  Disciplinary Process
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New - Three Step Disciplinary Process
(regarding meetings, campouts, or any other Scout event)

Step One - Warning

If a scout is behaving in a manner unbecoming of a scout, refusing to participate, causing unruliness, or if the scout is engaging in an unsafe activity, he will be given a warning. Upon return from the activity, his parents or guardian will be informed of the ordeal. Other adult leaders will be informed who are present.

Step Two - Call Parents or Guardian

For the second occurrence, the scout will be required to call his parents from the activity. He will need to explain his actions.

Step Three - Pick Up from Activity

If a third occurrence arises, the scout will call his parents or guardian to pick him up from the activity. Future participation in activities will be determined by the Scoutmaster with input by Troop Committee. If fees were collected, no refund will be given. Advancement may be delayed due to lack of Scout Spirit.
  
  Troop 223 Patrols
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  Scout Leadership Positions
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All Youth Leader Positions require attendance of at least 2/3 of each event type during his service period AND during the previous 6-months.

(See Mr. Zemanek for attendance records)

Senior Patrol Leader (SPL) - The SPL is elected by the scouts to represent them as the top junior leader in the troop. Reports to Scoutmaster

Assistant Senior Patrol Leader (ASPL) - Second highest-ranking junior leader appointed by the SPL with approval of the Scoutmaster. Acts as SPL in the absence of the SPL and provides leadership to other junior leaders in the troop. Reports to SPL

Troop Quartermaster - Keeps track of troop equipment and sees that it is in good working order. Reports to ASPL

Troop Scribe - Keeps troop records and records duties of the Patrol Leaders' Council (PLC) meetings and keeps records of advancement and attendance. Reports to ASPL

Troop Guide - works actively with new scouts. Introduces new scouts to operations and helps them feel comfortable the troop. Reports to ASPL

Instructor - The Instructor teaches scouting skills. Reports to ASPL

Bugler - The Bugler plays the bugle at troop ceremonies. Reports to ASPL

Librarian - The Librarian takes care of troop literature. Reports to ASPL

Historian - Keeps historical record or scrapbook of troop activities. Reports to ASPL

Order of the Arrow (OA) Troop Representative - A youth liaison serving between the local OA Lodge and the troop. Reports to ASPL

Den Chief - The Den Chief works with the Cub Scouts, Webelo Scouts, and Den Leaders in the Cub Scout Pack. Reports to Den Leader and Assistant Scoutmaster for the New Scout patrol in the Troop. Den Chief training is recommended.

Chaplain Aide - The Chaplain Aide works with the Troop Chaplain to meet the religious needs of the scouts in the troop and promotes the religious emblem program. Reports to ASPL and works with Troop Chaplain 

Patrol Leader (PL) - The Patrol Leader is elected by the patrol. Reports to SPL

Assistant Patrol Leader (APL) - The APL is appointed by the Patrol Leader and leads the patrol in his absence. Reports to Patrol Leader

Patrol Quartermaster - The Patrol Quartermaster is appointed by the Patrol Leader. He checks out and checks in required equipment from the Troop Quartermaster. He assures that his patrol has required equipment for each event and keeps patrol gear organized and knows who has it. Reports to both the Patrol leader and Troop Quartermaster

Patrol Scribe - the Patrol Scribe is appointed by the Patrol Leader and keeps patrol records. In Troop 223, is asked to submit monthly short article of patrol activities. Reports to the Patrol Leader
  
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