Summer Camp at Camp Summit Bechtel Reserve 2023 Week 3 June 23, 2024 to June 29, 2024

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https://www.signupgenius.com/go/8050D4FACAF2DA4F58-45859305-summer JAMES C. JUSTICE NATIONAL SCOUT CAMP BASICS PROGRAM DESCRIPTION The James C. Justice National Scout Camp is one of four experiences offered by the Summit Bechtel Reserve (the other three being the Paul R. Christen National High Adventure Base, the John D. Tickle National Training and Leadership Center, and BSA Family Adventure Camp). The Scout Camp program emphasizes advancement, Scouting traditions, and the exploration of a wide array of activities and interests, through a robust merit badge program, awards and recognitions, and numerous open programs (including high-adventure experiences). The Scott Summit Center, the central part of the Summit Bechtel Reserve, comprising roughly one hundred acres of program venues, is the home of the Justice National Scout Camp. Justice Scout Resident Camp - $510.00 per participant The Justice Scout Resident Camp is the flagship weeklong resident camp of the Boy Scouts of America, targeting Scouts BSA participants and Venturers who are looking for advancement opportunities, activity exploration, and Scouting traditions set within the stunning Summit Bechtel Reserve, in beautiful West Virginia. This experience includes merit badges, trainings, camp-wide events, and fun! From an engaging first-year camper program (Brownsea Island), to an exciting merit badge program, to multiple high-adventure activities (available as buy-ups), the Justice Scout Resident Camp offers a buffet of selections for Scouts and Venturers of all ages to construct a camping experience that suits their needs and interests. Because of the variety of offerings, it is impossible to take advantage of every opportunity in just one week, so we look forward to seeing you in the future to continue the fun and adventure!BLOCK SCHEDULING All merit badges or program sessions run in a single or double block per day. There are three blocks to each day: • AM Block (morning program, after breakfast) • PM Block (afternoon, after lunch) • EP Block (evening program, after dinner) SINGLE-DAY MERIT BADGES Assuming all prerequisites, if any, are completed and the Scout has completed all the in-person requirements, the merit badge may be completed at the conclusion of the instructional session on the day the Scout is registered for the badge. There is no need to sign up for the same merit badge on another day.PIGOTT DINING HALL While you are at camp all meals are served out of the Pigott Dining Hall. Depending on your specific program schedule, meals may either be in the dining hall or provided to you in the field. Your first meal will be dinner upon arrival. Your last meal is breakfast on the day of departure. Staff will orient you to dining hall operations during your arrival.--Kevin ShanahanScoutmaster Troop 318

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