Troop 827 is a participating member of the Aurora District of the Chief Seattle Council, Boy Scouts of America. Our Chartering Organization is Ballard Elks Lodge 827.
OUR NAME: Troop 827, Aurora District, Chief Seattle Council BSA
WHEN WE MEET: Troop Meetings Mondays 7:00 PM – 8:30 PM
WHERE WE MEET: Elks Lodge 827, 6411 Seaview Ave NW, Seattle, WA 98107
CONTACTS:
Scout Master: Mike Hase - ScoutmasterMike.827@gmail.com - 206-601-7724
Committee Chair: Stephen Dalton – stephendalton@hotmail.com - 206-963-7583
Charter Organization Representative: Madeleine DeGracia - m@casadegracia.us
Goals of Troop 827
Troop 827 is dedicated to providing a safe and fun program of service to others, leadership development, and outdoor high adventure to its youth members, based on the values contained in the Scout Oath and Scout Law. Using the Patrol Method of organization, the Troop is “Scout run”, with Adult Leaders serving as mentors and advisors.
Youth Protection
The BSA provides training in Basic Youth Protection. Troop 827 places the greatest importance on creating the healthiest environment possible for our youth members. All Troop 827 adult volunteers and parents are asked to take this course. It covers the BSA's Youth Protection policies, types of abuse, signs of abuse, how to respond to disclosure of abuse, and proper reporting procedures. The training program does so by taking you through situations that require choices and produce consequences.
OnlineYouth Protection Training is available at http://olc.scouting.org
Troop 827 is a participating member of the Aurora District of the Chief Seattle Council, Boy Scouts of America. Our Chartering Organization is Ballard Elks Lodge 827.
OUR NAME: Troop 827, Aurora District, Chief Seattle Council BSA
WHEN WE MEET: Troop Meetings Mondays 7:00 PM – 8:30 PM
WHERE WE MEET: Elks Lodge 827, 6411 Seaview Ave NW, Seattle, WA 98107
CONTACTS:
Scout Master: Mike Hase - ScoutmasterMike.827@gmail.com - 206-601-7724
Committee Chair: Stephen Dalton – stephendalton@hotmail.com - 206-963-7583
Charter Organization Representative: Madeleine DeGracia - m@casadegracia.us
Goals of Troop 827
Troop 827 is dedicated to providing a safe and fun program of service to others, leadership development, and outdoor high adventure to its youth members, based on the values contained in the Scout Oath and Scout Law. Using the Patrol Method of organization, the Troop is “Scout run”, with Adult Leaders serving as mentors and advisors.
Youth Protection
The BSA provides training in Basic Youth Protection. Troop 827 places the greatest importance on creating the healthiest environment possible for our youth members. All Troop 827 adult volunteers and parents are asked to take this course. It covers the BSA's Youth Protection policies, types of abuse, signs of abuse, how to respond to disclosure of abuse, and proper reporting procedures. The training program does so by taking you through situations that require choices and produce consequences.
OnlineYouth Protection Training is available at http://olc.scouting.org