We had a Patrol Leader Committee meeting to map out our agenda and calendar for the year

We had one Scout work staff at NYLT

We had a Court of Honor and we played our bi-annual gaga ball game

We had a trip that included Staten Island Ferry ride to NYC, a subway ride to central park, a hike through central park and a tour through the Museum of Natural History

We volunteered at Osceola Presbyterian Church's Rise Against Hunger Event helping to make 10,000 meals for the hungry

We volunteered at the Unico Cleanup

We volunteered at the Clark Reservoir Clean up

We participated in a wreath laying ceremony for veterans' graves at St. John the Baptist Church

We donated 270 cans of soup to the Unico Souper Bowl charity event

We held elections

We had guest speakers include John Cistaro (Leadership), Mike Germana (Financial Advisor), Stephanie Lafontaine (Patriots Path), 

We had a camping trip to Worthington and hiked to 1300 ft elevation to Sunfish Pond

We had a camping trip to Citta Scout Reservation where we shot rifles and shotguns, had a "boil-off" competition, and practiced orienteering

We competed in the Pioneer District Klondike Event, and we had a lot of fun.

We completed 5 Eagle Scout projects including Revitalizing the Hero sign at the Clark Pool (Dillon Cahill), Merchant and Dovers Cemetery Museum grave catalog (Chris Bacek), The Lego Lending Library (Anderson Scheiferstein), William Robinson Museum Picnic area (Nick Raab), William Robinson Museum raised garden (Nick Merola)

We advanced one scout to the prestigious rank of Eagle Scout

We completed our annual Christmas Tree Sale, and it was a resounding success.  We collected enough money to ensure that no scouts had to pay for trips or food during the scouting year.

We created this website to improve our digital presence and reduce paper consumption

We had a guide-on created to add a new symbol of pride for our Troop!

We volunteered at the Clark Township Health Fair, the Unico Festival Clean-up, the Garwood Township Clean-up, Earth Day Rahway River clean-up, and service hours at Allamuchy chopping and organizing wood. 

We twice volunteered to help Osceola Presbyterian Church collect hygiene products for people in need.  

We had a fishing derby at Allamuchy where Scouts caught ~130 fish and earned their fishing merit badges.

We went camping at Worthington State Park, NoBeBoSco Scout Reservation, and went to the Lakota Wolf Preserve.

We completed our annual Christmas Tree Sale, and it was a resounding success.  We collected enough money to ensure that no scouts had to pay for trips or food during the scouting year.

We competed in the Pioneer District Klondike Event, and we had a lot of fun.

We went camping at Citta Scout Reservation including shooting sports, a burn-off competition, gaga ball, orienteering merit badge, and other fun activities.

We went camping at Allamuchy Scout Reservation with snowtubing at Pocono Mountain

We went white water rafting/camping at Landers River Trips in Narrowsburg, NY

We sold flags to decorate the lawns of our town during Memorial Day, 4th of July, and 9/11

We marched in the Memorial Day Parade

We participated in a TV36 special about Fallen Soldiers of Clark for Memorial Day

We've welcomed four guest speakers - auto mechanic, military veteran, town business administrator, and a graphic designer.

We visited Boilermakers Lodge 28 in NJ where we learned about unions, welding, and boiler making.  We even got to practice welding.

We will have hiked over 21 miles across our camping/hiking trips including Cheesequake, Watchung Reservation, Gettysburg, and others. 

We camped 12 nights under the stars.  

We also held 2 elections.

Three Scouts will go to National Youth Leadership Training (NYLT). 

We had 1 Scout achieve the prestigious rank of Eagle Scout.  1 Scout was also awarded the Pioneer District Scholar Athlete award and scholarship. 

We serviced several merit badges within our own Troop including Citizenship in the Nation, Citizenship of the World, Family Life, Orienteering, Salesmanship, Personal Fitness and others.

27 Scouts will attend summer camp at Ockanickon this year and will be lots of fun!

6 Scouts achieved the prestigious rank of Eagle Scout - see their names here:  145 Eagle Brotherhood 

• We completed 6 stellar Eagle Scout projects to improve our community

Our Christmas Tree sale was a resounding success, which paid for camping, events and food for our troop for the entire year

We went on 5 camping trips and we attended summer camp for 16 nights under the stars

• We did some pretty cool stuff like hiking, snowtubing, rafting, shooting, Sterling Mine, etc.

• We hiked approximately 5 miles across our camping trips

• 21 boys attended summer camp at Ockanickon

We completed 4 conservation projects for approximately 100 total hours of service from our scouts

We held two elections and two courts of honor

We welcomed one new scout who crossed over from Cub Scouts

We offered several merit badges within our Troop including camping, family life, personal management, citizenship in society, citizenship in the world, citizenship in the community and citizenship in the nation, salesmanship

As a group, we completed 129 merit badges and we had 25 rank advancements

Two adult leaders completed IOLS training

We competed, and we all had fun at the Klondike competition

We marched in the Clark Township Memorial Day Parade

We created a wonderful brochure that has been put to good use

Created a google pictures link for everyone in the Troop to share and view our pictures

We had three guest speakers to talk to the boys about first aid, Insulators Union, and DARE

Conferred two religious awards and one outdoor award

We won the Ockanickon Camp Volleyball Tournament for week 5!