Introduction to Freedom of Information
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LHC, BSA KEY LEADER BRIEFING MONDAY JUNE 1st7 PM 1
PAT HARGADON COUNCIL COMMISSIONER & JOHN FISCHER, VP of DISTRICT OPERATIONS 2
PRAYER Paul Frederick, LHC Board Member & Religious Relationships Chair & Lincoln Trail District Commissioner 3
LHC Briefing Meeting & Purpose Jason Pierce, Scout Executive 4
PLAN OVERVIEW Pat Hargadon & John Fischer 5
KEEP SAFETY FIRST!! In conducting all unit activities as we put the outing back into Scouting, safety should remain the #1 priority. During this process we ask you to remain Trustworthy and Obedient as you follow the guidelines to keep Scouts safe. 6
WE ARE ASKING YOUR HELP TO: Continue to follow all Scouting guidelines (Guide to Safe Scouting and Age Appropriate Activities) and youth protection standards. Continuously monitor and follow all state/local/and CDC guidelines in accordance to the state where your unit is chartered. Follow the LHC progression plan steps regarding meetings and activities. Chartered Organization, Executive Officer/Institutional Head must approve all meetings and/or activities and units must adhere to any additional guidelines set forth by the Chartered Organization. 7
PROGRESSION PLAN 3 STEPS w/ DATES OVERVIEW DAVID SIKES LHC Director of Field Services/COO 8
PROGRESSION PLAN STEP 1 June 1 Sam Swope Scout Service Center Opens June 2 All Scout Shops Open (following all CDC guidelines) with NEW hours of operation: Louisville/Jeffersonville Scout Shops: Tuesday to Friday: 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM Saturday: 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM Closed: Sunday & Monday (Closed for lunch from 1:30-2:00 PM) Bowling Green and Paducah: Tuesday and Thursday 12:00 PM 6:00 PM Sat. 10:00 AM 2:00 PM NOTE: Bowling Green Scout Shops open June 6! 9
PROGRESSION PLAN STEP 2 Available June 15 Cub Adventure Box Summer Program & Virtual Scouts BSA Program!! June 15 Individual Unit/Den/Patrol Weekly Meetings, Day Outings & Camping! June 15 Individual Scouting Families (household) usage of camp properties Additional details and reservation information will be provided by June 5th. 10
PROGRESSION PLAN STEP 3 August 1 Council & District In-Person Meetings/Trainings Fall 2020 details/dates TBD: Council & District Day & Camping Events Council & District Trainings with Camping/Overnights Recruitment Events Product Storefront Sales (Camp Card/Popcorn Sales) 11
UPCOMING SUMMER PROGRAMS!! Sarah Flowers LHC Director of Camping Services & Brian Weigel LHC Business & Properties Manager 12
CUB SCOUT ADVENTURE BOXES! WOLF ADVENTURE BOXES! Going into Second Grade Grow Something Collections & Hobbies Finding your Way Motor Away Germs Alive TIGER ADVENTURE BOXES! Going into First Grade Curiosity & Intrigue Floats & Boats Good Knights Rolling Tigers Sky is the Limit WEBELOS ADVENTURE BOXES! Going into Fourth or Fifth Grade Adventures in Science Castaway Adventure Into the Wild Into the Woods Yo-Yo Adventure BEAR ADVENTURE BOXES! Going into Third Grade A Bear Goes Fishing Beat of the Drum Forensics Marble Madness Robotics 13
Introducing our first-ever VIRTUAL SUMMER CAMP Each camp session will run from Monday morning to Friday evening. Session 1: June 15 19 Session 2: June 22 26 Session 3: June 29 July 3 Session 4: July 8 July 12 Scouts will be able to choose from over 32 programs that have been hand- selected to be engaging and appropriate for this virtual experience. Scouts can register for up to 5 program periods of 1 hour each that will run Monday-Friday. ZOOM classes are at specific times. 14
FAMILY & UNIT DAY OUTINGS & CAMPING! KicKin Quarantine Beginning June 15th Families (Household) Camping & Individual Unit/Den/Patrol Day Outings & Camping at LHC Properties! Registration Information will be available this week! Campout 2020 Family Camping experience Lincoln Heritage Council Boy Scouts of America 15
Q & A and Additional Info/Discussion 16
RESOURCE LINKS & GUIDELINES STATE/CDC/NATIONAL, BSA/and LHC, BSA: Indiana: https://www.coronavirus.in.gov/ Tennessee: https://www.tn.gov/governor/covid-19.html Kentucky: kycovid19.ky.gov Illinois: https://coronavirus.illinois.gov/s/ Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC): https://www.cdc.gov/ CDC decision tree graphic for youth programs and camps: https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/community/schools- childcare/Camps-Decision-Tree.pdf https://lhcbsa.org/progressionplan/ 17
Thank You! 18
