Troop 321G COVID-19 meeting status
Scouts BSA Troop 321g is committed to providing a safe environment for all our Scouts, Leaders, and their families. We will abide by all local, state, and national guidelines regarding COVID-19 as well as all protocols set by Occoneechee Council and our Chartering Organization. Currently we are meeting in person at the Clock Tower across from or at Bedford Clubhouse at 10630 Bedfordtown Dr, Raleigh, NC 27614 on Sundays 3:00-4:30pm. See the calendar for details.
(We do not meet on holiday weekends.)
Scouts BSA Troop 321G
Scouts BSA Troop 321G was founded in the February of 2022 and is chartered by the North Wake Youth Organization. NWYO.org We typically meet Sundays adjacent to Cub Pack 321 (family pack) and Troop 321B.
We are a Scout led, inclusive troop that believes in creating citizen leaders. Troop 321 firmly believes in its members following the Scout Oath and Law at all times and all members (youth and adult) adhere to the policies and requirements set forth by the Boy Scouts of America.
If you are interested in learning more about our Troop or to join, please fill out the contact form below!
Joining Requirements
Joining requirements can be confusing, but youth may not join a Scouts BSA Troop until they are at least
10 years old and after March 1st of fifth grade, OR have earned the Arrow of Light and are at least 10 years old, OR are between the ages of 11 but not yet 18.
10 years old and after March 1st of fifth grade, OR have earned the Arrow of Light and are at least 10 years old, OR are between the ages of 11 but not yet 18.
Diversity, Equity, & Inclusion MB
In 2021 the Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion merit badge became part of the Eagle required list. Scouts will still only be required to earn 21 merit badges, but the optional choices they have will decrease by one. We are looking forward the information on this merit badge and while the specific requirements are not included in this video as soon as they are released we will share them. Troop 321g will always be a unit that supports diversity, equity, and equality. The Scouting program is for everyone and through it we make our communities, nation, and world a better place.
You can read more about the here. https://filestore.scouting.org/filestore/Merit_Badge_ReqandRes/Disabilities_Awareness.pdf?_gl=1*6kfnlk*_ga*ODY5MjU3Mjc3LjE1OTcwMjU2NDc.*_ga_20G0JHESG4*MTYzMTg0MDcxMy45NC4xLjE2MzE4NDIyMzkuNjA
Scouting is Safer than Ever!
Troop 321g is dedicated to following all policies and procedures set forth by our Charter Organization, North Star District, Occoneechee Council, and the Boy Scouts of America. The BSA has done so much to ensure that our youth are protected from abuse.
Youth Protection Concerns
If you are ever uncertain as to whether something you have witnessed is in violation of Youth Protection or the Guide to Safe Scouting, please contact the Scout Executive and/or call the 24-hour Scouts First Helpline
at 1-844-726-8871
If you are ever uncertain as to whether something you have witnessed is in violation of Youth Protection or the Guide to Safe Scouting, please contact the Scout Executive and/or call the 24-hour Scouts First Helpline
at 1-844-726-8871
