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 Last updated on: 06.01.18  

Camp Aides:

     Boy Scouts of any age & older siblings (boys/girls), who are at least 11 years of age, are invited to volunteer as a Camp Aide.  Service hours will be recorded and a letter providing proof of service given at the end of each Camp session.  If an adult attends camp on Staff or as a Den Leader for the week, older siblings, between the ages of 11 and 14 years may also assist their parent as a Camp Aide. (click here for the Camp Aide Job Description)

All Camp Aides are required to attend a Camp Leader training session prior to Camp.

* In order for Camp Aids to work at the Archery or BB ranges, you must be at least 14 years old and attend training prior to camp. Please plan on attending the training being held:
            Archery Training will be held Saturday, June 23, 2018 from 7:30am to 4:00pm
            BB Training will be held Saturday, June 23, 2018 from 11:00am to 2:00pm

Staff Members:

     All Camp Staff Leaders are required to attend a Camp Leader training session prior to Camp.  In addition, each adult must also have taken a Youth Protection training course.  Any 5-day parent who is not currently a "Scouter," may still be a Staff Member at Camp as long as they have taken these two required trainings.  Anyone preferring to work as a Staff Member on the ranges (archery or BB) will need additional training. (click here for the Staff Member Job Description)

     Staff responsibilities include preparing an initial and final inventory of the materials needed/utilized within their station, preparing for each period’s activity, promoting a positive and instructive atmosphere for the Scouts at their station and guiding/supervising the Camp Aides assigned to their station.

     When registering as a Staff member, please indicate the position that you would prefer.  Staff will be assigned on a first come, first served basis.  When each Camp station area’s Staff is accounted for, those positions will no longer be available and discounts for that adult’s Cub Scouts, Girl’s Camp Experience, and Kids Korner attendees will not be available, unless they accept another 5-day position.

3-Day Adult Volunteer:

     3-Day Adult Volunteers responsibilities include assisting at either a den assignment or station assignment determined by the Camp Director. Uses the materials and information provided to assist in delivering a high quality program. Assignment may change for each day.  All 3-Day Adult Volunteers are required to attend a Camp Leader training session prior to Camp. In addition, each adult must also have taken a Youth Protection training course. 

     Please remember that any of a 3-day Adult Volunteer’s immediate family receives a 30% discount of weekly fees for Cub Scouts, Kids Korner & Girls' Camp Experience attendees. This discount does not apply to the Tiger Scout program or Camp Aides. (click here for the 3-Day Adult Volunteer Job Description)

Training for camp:

Pack Coordinators:

     The Pack Coordinator is perhaps one of the most important pre-camp responsibilities.  It is the job of the Pack Coordinator to ensure that all of the applications are properly and completely filled out and that all monies due are present when the applications are turned in.  The Pack Coordinator is the primary point of contact between your Pack and the Day Camp Director.  Training should last about 1 hour.  If you cannot attend this training session, please contact our Camp Director.

Range Training (Archery & BB Staff Adults):

Archery and BB’s require range training. Please plan on attending the training being held:
            Archery Training will be held Saturday, June 23, 2018 from 7:30am to 4:00pm
            BB Training will be held Saturday, June 23, 2018 from 11:00am to 2:00pm

Join us on one of the following training dates if you will be working at one of our ranges.
At Anne Arundel County Fairgrounds in Crownsville.
(Please use back entrance, off of Crownsville Rd.)

Upon completion of this course, you will be certified to operate both the Archery & BB Ranges!

Staff Members:
Anyone signing up to be a Den Leader, Staff Member, 3-Day Adult Volunteer or Camp Aide at Day Camp must attend one of the following trainings held prior to the start of camp.  This training goes over the Volunteer Manual, Emergency Procedures, Health & Safety, and Camp Rules.
PART ONE	Enter your address and get directions Address: City:        State:       ZIP Code: Country:CanadaUnited States
Dates:           Saturday, June 2, 2018 at 9:00am to 12:00pm at Pasadena United Methodist Church
Pasadena United Methodist Church is located at: 61 N. Ritchie Hwy. Pasadena, MD 21122
Each Den Leader and Staff Member is expected to attend a short meeting/training session to learn the volunteer manual and emergency procedures.  Training should last about 1  hour. If you cannot attend one of these training sessions, please contact our Camp Director.

PART TWO On-line Youth Protection:
	All Den Leaders, Staff Member and 3-Day Adult Volunteers are required to have current & up-to-date Youth Protection Training.  A copy of your certification card needs to be submitted with your registration forms.
This link will take you to the new B.S.A. Online Training Center.  You will need to make an online account.  When making your account it is recommended you fill in your council and your membership number (found on your B.S.A. card).  Baltimore Area Council will then have you on record for completion.  Training will take about 30 mins. to complete.  Once completed, you will be given an online test.  If you have any trouble with this, click the help button or contact the the Baltimore Area Council Helpdesk.  You can also complete many other certifications not required for camp such as: Safe Swim Defense, Safety Afloat, and Fast Start.
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Camp Set-Up/Tear-Down:

     We ask that as many people that can, come.  The more we get set-up during at this time, the less we will have to do the first day of Camp.  This will have things move more smoothly and make the Camp more enjoyable for you and your children.  Set-up will start at 10:00am on both days.  Parent Orientation will begin at 2pm, the same day as set-up.  T-shirts can be picked up at this time.  Our camp needs to leave the Anne Arundel County Fairgrounds the Sunday after; as per our contract with them.  The more helpers we have to accomplish this, the better the result.  The camp needs to get packed up in a timely fashion; making it easier to set-up camp the following session and the following year.  Your help is greatly appreciated.

Dates:
Set-up: June 23 & 24, 2018
Tear-Down: June 30 & 31, 2018 

Camp Uniform:

     Each Camp participant is required to wear the official camp t-shirt everyday.  Our Camp involves a lot of walking.  We advise that every participant wear an older pair of sneakers (with socks) daily.  The Scouts will be exposed to sprinklers with may soil/ruin a new pair of shoes!  There are no sandals allowed in Camp... not on Cub Scouts, Camp Aides, or Adults.  Anyone wearing sandals will need to leave the Camp site or sit in the Administrative Area until appropriate footwear is provided. 

Lunch/Water:

     Due to program timing demands, all Staff members and Camp Aides are invited to receive a daily complimentary lunch and beverage.

 

Forms needed to attend Cub Scout Day Camp as a  Camp Aide & Staff Member  Note:  These forms are made to be printed, filled out, then mailed. NOT designed to be edited on the computer then printed or submitted by e-mailed
click for help		Registration Information Packet
		Camp Aide Registration Packet
		Staff Registration Packet
		3-Day Adult Volunteer Packet
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