Definitions

1. Varsity Scouts is a program for young men ages 14-17. (Web site)
2. Varsity Scouts are also eligible to earn the ranks and merit badges prescribed for Boy Scouts.
3. Varsity Scouts are organized into teams, which are separate chartered units from a Boy Scout troop.
4. Varsity Scouts are members of a Varsity Scout team chartered to a community organization, such as a church or service club.
5. Varsity Scouts are fourteen through seventeen years of age. (Web site)

Varsity Scout Teams

1. More than 2,000 Varsity Scout teams were organized, serving about 30,000 Varsity Scouts.

Interpreter Strips

1. Varsity Scouts and Boy Scouts in a Venture patrol may wear the corresponding program strip above the interpreter strips.

Skills

1. It is intended to be in-depth training covering a number of leadership ideas and skills for Boy Scouts and Varsity Scouts.

Standardized

1. It is intended to provide standardized, in-depth training covering a number of leadership ideas and skills for Boy Scouts and Varsity Scouts.

Several Awards

1. There are also several awards that are only available to Varsity Scouts, and sometimes their leaders.

Formal Occasions

1. Boy Scouts and Varsity Scouts may wear the merit badge sash, generally on formal occasions. (Web site)

Sea Scouts

1. Over the years, many other subdivisions have been created, including Sea Scouts, Varsity Scouts, and a division for the very young called Tiger Cubs. (Web site)

Venture Scouts

1. It is intended to provide standardized, in-depth training covering a number of leadership ideas and skills for Boy Scouts, Venture Scouts and Varsity Scouts.

Scoutmaster

1. Coach - A leader, 21 years or older, who works with Varsity Scouts, just a Scoutmaster does with Boy Scouts. (Web site)

Advancement Program

1. Varsity Scouts use the same advancement program as Boy Scouts.

Original Program

1. Under the original program, Varsity Scouts were not allowed to wear the field uniform of tradition Boy Scouting.

Scouts

1. There are two other groups of scouts: Varsity Scouts are aged 14 to 17 and they participate in adventure sports.

Boy Scouts

1. Venture Scouts, and Varsity Scouts in a troop, wear the standard Scout uniform with a "Venture" or "Varsity" strip above the "Boy Scouts of America" strip. (Web site)
2. Scout May be synonymous with the term "Boy Scout" or may be used to include Varsity Scouts and Boy Scouts (not Cub Scouts).
3. But Varsity Scouts can earn Boy Scout Ranks and recognitions even though Boy Scouts cannot earn the Varsity recognitions without being on a Varsity Team.

Blaze

1. Boy Scouts and troop-level adults use forest green (formerly red) shoulder loops, while Varsity Scouts and team-level adults use blaze (orange) loops. (Web site)

Sash

1. The Varsity Scout Letter may be worn at the bottom of the front of the sash by Varsity Scouts who have earned the Letter.

Merit Badges

1. Merit badges, badges of rank, and Eagle Palms are for boys who are registered Boy Scouts or Varsity Scouts. (Web site)
2. Varsity Scouts can earn any award or recognition that is available to Boy Scouts, including merit badges, ranks advancements, and other awards.

Separate Program

1. Also existing for this age level is a separate program known as Varsity Scouts. (Web site)

Venturers

1. It is intended to provide standardized, in-depth training covering a number of leadership ideas and skills for Boy Scouts, Venturers and Varsity Scouts.
2. Cub Scouts wear blue, Boy Scouts wear red, Varsity Scouts wear blaze, and Venturers wear green. (Web site)
3. The council may also award the William T. Hornaday badge to individual Boy Scouts, Varsity Scouts, and Venturers for outstanding service in conservation.

High Adventure

1. Many older Scouts, Varsity Scouts, Explorers, and Venturers consider high adventure the highlight of their outdoor Scouting experiences. (Web site)

Varsity Scouting

1. Varsity Scouting - A part of the program of the Boy Scouts of America for young men (Varsity Scouts) who are at least 14 but not yet 18 years old.

Varsity Scouts

1. The operating units are: packs (Cubs), troops (Scouts), teams (Varsity Scouts), (teams), crews (Venturers), and ships (Scouts).
2. Varsity Scouts take an active part in special programs and events on district, council, regional, and national levels.
3. Cub Scouts are organized as packs, Boy Scouts as troops, Varsity Scouts as teams, Venturers as crews, and Sea Scouts as ships.

Categories

1. Boy Scouts
2. Varsity Scouting
3. Venturers
4. Venture Scouts
5. Cub Scouts
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