This Saturday!!!

Meet at 8:30am @ Coppell High School football stadium

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Citizenship in the Nation Merit Badge Class

Saturday, Nov 29, 9am-1:30pm

Mr. Clark's Garage (filled with amazing historical artifacts) 100 Trailwood Lane, Coppell, TX 75019

This is an Eagle required Merit Badge.  You should be able to complete all requirements by the end of the class.

Please bring a snack lunch.

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Circle 10 Winter Camp is happening Dec 27 - 31, 2025 at Camp Trevor Rees-Jones in Athens.  If you haven't been, it is one of the best camping experiences of the year!  The details, RSVP and payment are on the Troop website: WINTER CAMP

Please RSVPs to be in to the Troop website as soon as possible, but by Nov 14 at the latest.  After you RSVP, look out for an email from Mr. Fernandes with additional information and instructions.

Flag Delivery for Veterans Day | Nov 8

Committee Meeting (Adults) | Nov 11

Campout - Cycling/Hiking @ Tyler State Park | Nov 14-16

Flag Pickup | Nov 15

Citizenship in the Nation Merit Badge Class | Nov 29 

Climbing @ Movement Grapevine | Dec 6

Troop Christmas Party | Dec 14

Circle Ten Winter Camp | Dec 27-30

Campout - TBD (USS Lexington was unavailable) | Jan 17-19

Campout - Wichita Mountains | Feb 6-8

Big Bend National Park Campout | March 14-18

New Scout Campout @ Dinosaur Valley | April 4-5

National Jamboree 2026 | July 19-31, 2026

We are looking for parents/adult leaders to head up the following area:

• Recruitment (Connections to Cub Programs a Plus!)

Please reach out Phillip Denney if you are willing to head one of these areas.

214-708-4321 -OR- philliprdenney@gmail.com

WHAT YOU WILL DO AND LEARN AT NYLT: NYLT: is filled with activities, presentations, challenges, discussions, and camping in a team and model unit environment. Participants learn and practice skills that are valuable at home, church, school, work, and the Scouting unit. Content is delivered in a troop and patrol outdoor setting with an emphasis on immediate application of learning in a fun environment. Interconnecting concepts and work processes are introduced early, built upon, and aided by the use of memory aids, which allows participants to understand and employ leadership skills much faster. These skills come alive during the week as the patrol goes on a Quest for the Meaning of Leadership.

THE RESULTS: First of all, you will have a lot of fun at NYLT! Activities are built around the idea that Scouting is “a game with a purpose.” You will meet new friends that share your interest in Scouting and in becoming a stronger leader. Participants report that NYLT helped them develop better communication skills, greater ability to coordinate activities and program, increased understanding of the roles and skills of a leader, and many more.

For more information and to sign-up with Circle Ten click HERE.