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District 10 Leadership
| District Chairman | Ali Levent Kilic | (701) 300-1333 |
| District Vice-Chairman | Jeremy Berger | (701) 483-7075 |
| District Commissioner | Paula Kleinsasser | (701) 590-9462 |
| District Executive | Beth Ann Pulley | (219) 765-8162 cell |
| Asst. Director of Field Service | Rob Gilkerson | (701) 223-7204 |
Spring Recruitment
We are excited to invite new Cub Scouts into the program year-round! Now is the time to start inviting new Cub Scouts into the program, so they can get ready to join your pack on your adventures at Summer Camp or Day Camp! Just like at Fall Recruitment time, there are so many great resources that you can use to help to make sure your pack has a successful Spring Recruitment!
The first step to take is to make sure you have a great summer program! Our District Roundtable in April will focus on Program Planning, which will help make sure that the pack has a great Summertime Activities
Questions? Contact Beth Ann Pulley or call her at (219) 765-8162.
Baloo Training
May 18th 9:00 AM - 6:00 PM - Dickinson Middle School
Basic Adult Leader Outdoor Orientation (BALOO) is a one day training event that introduces Den Leaders, Cub Masters, other pack leaders and parents to the skills needed to plan and conduct pack outdoor activities, particularly pack camping.
Requirements
This course has an online component that all participants are expected to complete before arriving to the instructor lead portion of the training. Refer to attachment "Welcome to BALOO" for information on completing the online component at my.scouting.org.
Roughrider Day Camp May 28 and May 29
The 2019 Cub Scout Day Camp is fast approaching. This year’s theme will be “Passport to Adventure”. The cost is $45 per child which includes t-shirt and patch, and we will have two options for Day Camp this year. The first session will be on May 28, 2019 in Dickinson at Patterson Lake Recreation Area, and the second session will be on May 29, 2019 in Hettinger at Mirror Lake.
Day Camp is a camping program for Lion, Tiger, Cub Scouts, and Webelos in our local area! On Tuesday, May 28 or Wednesday, May 29, Cub Scouts arrive at Patterson Lake Recreation Area in Dickinson or Mirror Lake in Hettinger, respectively, for a day of activities, crafts, nature, sports, BB guns, archery, fishing, games and more.
Dickinson $35/scout by Apirl 15 $45/scout after April 15 Online registration & payment required
Hettinger $35/scout by April 15 $45/scout after April 15 Online registration & payment required
Contact Amelia Dustin (701) 260-6769 for any questions.
Western Spring Camporee
Join us May 31 - June 2 at Heart Butte Scout Reservation located just 15 miles south of Glen Ullin, ND. Enjoy our scenic lakefront property nestled on the South shores of Lake Tschida. Camp will be run on Mountain Time.
Learn survival skills, shelter building, first aid, fire starting, water purification, emergency food prep, and other wilderness survival tactics. Also, hone your skills fishing and steady your aim at our shooting sports stations.
Want to earn a merit badge? Sign up for either Chess or Game Design (limit 20 per merit badge).
Wilderness First Aid Training will be offered (separate event registration)
Scout BSA Leader Specific Training will be Friday night. When registering adults please make the appropriate selection.
Information on Western Spring Camporee follow the links below
Scout Camp-Out with the Badlands Big Sticks
Camp out on the field after the game!
Saturday, June 15 at 6:35 PM
Overnight Package
Includes game ticket , hot dog, soda, and breakfast in the morning (Child must be accompanied by their parent/guardian during the camp out.)
Reserved Seat: $14.00
General admission (bleachers): $12.00
Non-Overnight Package
Includes game ticket and hot dog & Soda
Reserved Seat: $12.00
General Admission (bleachers): $10.00
Click here to buy your tickets!
Heart Butte Resident Camp June 21- June 23
A 2-night overnight camp for Cub Scouts and leaders at the beautiful Heart Butte Scout Reservation on Lake Tschida south of Glen Ullin, ND. BB guns, archery, fishing, swimming, canoeing, and other activities for the scouts, with an opportunity for earning achievements and their requirements. To register: https://scoutingevent.com/429-24887
Update your BeAScout pin today, so future Scouting families can find your Units
BeAScout.Org is a powerful tool to help parents find your unit. But, it only works if they are able to get the right information about your Unit. First impressions are everything, so it is important to keep your BeAScout pin up-to date. Find out how to update your BeAScout pin here.
District News
Spring 2019 (March, April, May)
Winter 2018-2019 (December, January, February)
Fall 2018 (September, October, November)
Annual Friends of Scouting
Scouting doesn't just happen by chance it takes a lot of volunteers who are recruited trained and supported. Friends of Scouting pays for services to volunteers, units and youth. It also provides scholarships and maintenance of four Council camps, supplies and materials to units, and much more. Each unit should set a date, typically in conjunction with a Cub Pack Blue and Gold Banquet or a Boy Scout Court of Honor for a Friends of Scouting presentation at your unit. Your unit Friends of Scouting presentation should take place prior to March 1, 2019 Units should also recruit a unit Friends of Scouting Chair. Please provide the date of your Friends of Scouting presentation to Amelia Dustin or call her at (701) 260-6769.
