Boy Scout Troop 828 --- Sugar Land, Texas

Miscellaneous

• - We have posted some photos from the Canoing Campout - held in 2008 on Village Creek in Southeast Texas. Click Here for Pics

• - Northern Tier National High Adventure Base July 1-10, 2009. Scouts must be 13 years of age at the time of the trek and able to meet the physical challenge.  Have fun!
  
• - Hale Scout Reservation Summer Camp (June 28 through July 4, 2009). Have fun! More
  
  
  • - Wood Badge is leadership training for adult volunteer leaders. Four Wood Badge courses are offered in 2008. Each course spans two three-day weekends about a month apart. Wood Badge Application. See more information about Wood Badge.
    • Historical photos and articles. If you have any photos or articles about Boy Scouts of years past, we'd like to display them here.
    • BSA's Youth Protection Training (YPT) and the Catholic Church's VIRTUS training are required of all registered adults in Troop 828.
    • Troop uniform supplies are available. See Mrs. DeCuir to buy a Troop T-shirt, neckerchief, "828" patch, or hat.

    Summer Camp 2006, Ben Delatour Boy Scout Camp, north of Fort Collins, Colorado

    Who we are and what we do Troop 828, which was started on February 11, 1991, currently has about 60 scouts and 30 registered adult leaders. It is chartered by St. Laurence Catholic Parish in Sugar Land, Texas. Troop 828 is committed to instilling in the youth of our troop the values of the Scout Oath and Law, teaching them to become exemplary citizens of the community and leaders of the future. And we all, adults and scouts, have a lot of fun! Troop meetings are held three times a month on Monday nights at the church Parish Hall. The Troop Committee usually meets on the last Monday night of the month. Every year the troop develops a calendar of activities reflecting the interests of the scouts, with a focus on camping and developing scouting skills. We have a weekend campout about once a month, a week-long winter camp in December, and a week-long summer camp in June or July. You can see the kinds of things we've done in the last couple of years at our Troop Events page. [See the text above as translated from English to Russian and then back to English, by Altavista's Babel Fish translation tool.]