Troop 2 Patrols 2010-2011 |
Staff in Training, Staff, and Senior Patrol Leaders |
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The Patrol Leader provides service and leadership. He plans and leads Patrol meetings and activities, helps Scouts advance, knows the abilities of each Patrol member, assigns duties, keeps Patrol members informed, sets a good example, wears the uniform correctly, and shows and develops Patrol spirit. If you are in a Patrol and your name is not listed, email the webmaster. |
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| Learn about the Patrol Method and the Role of Patrol Leader | ||||
Patrol Leaders |
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Ari Freedman
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Isaac Nemzer
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Eric Gironda
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Peter Pak
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Matthew Hawkins
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Tom Tan
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Kyle McCreight
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Ben Weiller
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Jager Metz |
Tennessee Westmoreland |
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Staff-in-Training A Scout achieves the Staff-in-Training position after being a patrol leader or upon entering 11th grade. An SIT continues to learn leadership with guidance from the senior staff. Usually a Scout is an SIT for 6 months to 2 years depending upon his display of leadership and commitment to the troop. |
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| Andrew C. Chris C. Kalon C. Curtis C. Scott C. |
Jake E. Kevin G. Bret H. Caymen H.-S. Chris H. |
Cheyton J. Josh L. Sebastian L. Tucker M. Nicholas S. |
Patrick S. Andrew S. Max U. Charles V. Orion Y. |
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Staff and SPL The Senior Staff votes periodically to promote SITs to the Senior Staff position. Senior Patrol Leaders (SPL)are elected by the staff at the beginning of the school year and must be senior staff to qualify. SPLs essentially run all troop activities making sure that everything is taken care of. They serve for a one-year term and must be re-elected if they wish to serve again. |
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| Cameron L. |
Thomas N. |
Jason P. |
Valya R. |
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