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Overview
Boys today have a wide variety of options for spending their time. In Circle Ten Council, Unit, District and Council level volunteers are committed to delivering your child a high quality, safe and fun-filled program that challenges our youth both intellectually and physically.
Circle Ten Council's geographic area is comprised of 12 counties including Grayson, Collin, Hunt, Dallas, Rockwall, Rains, Kaufman, Van Zandt, Ellis, Henderson and Navarro in North Texas and Bryan County in Oklahoma. Our council is divided into 18 geographic districts. If you do not know which district you live in, please click the District Services tab in this section. If you are interested in joining Scouting and would like more information, please click on the Join Scouting tab in the Program section.
Scouts today learn lessons about life and the value of being a person of character and integrity. When you stop and think about it, Scouting is unlike any other youth program. Scouting fosters the development of the whole person and offers youth the opportunity to participate in activities that will help launch them on a successful course for life.
At the end of 2009 Circle Ten served 38,059 Scouts and 20,477 Learning for Lift participants in our programs. These youth are gaining the leadership skills necessary to lead with confidence. Of that number 810 young men earned the rand of Eagle Scout, the highest achievement for a youth member in Scouting. Our Scouting programs are successful because of the commitment and dedication of 16,052 adult leaders who give their time, talend, and resources.CIRCLE TEN COUNCIL
2009 FACTS
(AS OF 04/01/2010)
TRADITIONAL MEMBERSHIP 38,059
LEARNING FOR LIFE PARTICIPANTS 20,477
TOTAL MEMBERSHIP/PARTICIPANTS 58,536
SERVICE HOURS
Scout contributed over 500,000 service hours to our community last year.
ARROW OF LIGHT
Cub Scout Advancement increased with 1,113 Scouts receiving their Arrow of Light.
EAGLE SCOUTS
Circle Ten recognized 810 young men who received their Eagle Scouts last year.
TRAINING
Circle Ten Council conducted three Wood Badge courses, which is the highest level of adult leader training. A total of
159 leaders completed the course in 2009.To support district training, Circle Ten Council offered University of Scouting, a full day of training courses at Southern Methodist University. The classes provided training to
700 adults in courses like unit public relations, ceremonies, and outdoor cooking. CAMPINGOver 50,000 campers attending Circle Ten Council camps .
(Day Camps, Webelos Camps, & Boy Scout Camps)
SCOUTING FOR FOOD
In 2009, Circle Ten Council marked the 22nd Anniversary of Scouting for Food. As in years past, 918 Packs, Troops, Teams, Crews, and volunteers collected 459,782 pounds of food for local food pantries. Our 22 year partnership with Tom Thumb grocery stores allows Scouts the resources to collect food items in their community. Even former President George W. Bush supported Scouting for Food when North Trail Districts Pack 19 knocked on his door.
Scout Reach Brochure
Learning for Life Brochure
2009 Annual Report
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- Scout Show Photo Gallery
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