Central Region, BSA Sea Scouting

  
 Sea Scout Promise
As a Sea Scout, I promise to do my best
  • To guard against water accidents
  • To know the location and proper use of lifesaving devices on every boat I board
  • To be prepared to render aid to those in need
  • To seek to preserve the motto of the sea: Women and Children First

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Central Region Sea Scouting newsletter
The 2009 Central Region Sea Scouting newsletters can be read or downloaded at these links: Summer 2009Fall 2009
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NAYLE staff
Help staff the new coed NAYLE program at Philmont this summer. As you have likely heard, NAYLE is open to Venturing in all sessions. Previous NYLT experience will help but we... [More]

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About the Central Region

The Central Region is the administrative body that services seventy-nine local BSA councils in the Great Midwest of the United States . The territory spanned by the Central Region includes council headquarter cities in thirteen states, including all of Iowa, Illinois, Kansas, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, North Dakota, Ohio, Wisconsin, and parts of Indiana, Kentucky, Montana, Nebraska, South Dakota, Virginia, and West Virginia. As a whole, these seventy-nine councils positively influence the lives of over 715,000 registered youth in traditional BSA programs. Included in that figure are over 48,000 Venturers in over 3,600 crews (including over 900 Sea Scouts in over 90 ships). The region works to support and sustain these seventy-nine councils as they build, support and sustain their programs. This web-based resource is aimed to support the objectives of Central Region, BSA. See the Area Pages tab above for a complete listing of councils organized by area within the region.

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