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No. Merit Badge Requirements to be Completed

1. Camping Complete Workbook and Request for Blue Cardfrom Mr. Pye

2. Citizenship in the Community 3a: Attend a city or town council or school boardmeeting, or a municipal, county, or state courtsession.3b: Choose one of the issues discussed at the

meeting where a difference of opinions wasexpressed, and explain to your counselor why youagree with one opinion more than you do anotherone.4:Choose an issue that is important to the citizens of

your community, then do the following:4a: Find out which branch of local government is

responsible for this issue4b:With your counselors and a parents approval,interview one person from the branch of governmentyou identified in requirement 4a

4c: Share what you have learned with yourcounselor.7a: Choose a charitable organization outside ofScouting that interests you and brings people in yourcommunity together to work for the good of yourcommunity.7b: Using a variety of resources (includingnewspapers, fliers and literature, the Internet,volunteers, and employees of the organization), findout more about this organization.7c:With your counselors and your parents

approval, contact the organization and find out what

young people can do to help.3. Communication 5:Attend a public meeting (city council, school

board, debate) approved by your counselor where

several points of view are given on a single issue.8: Plan a troop court of honor, campfire program, or

an interfaith worship service. (COMPLETE)

4. Personal Management Finish Worksheet and report to Ms. SamanthaDurst

5. Emergency Preparedness (COMPLETE)6. Computers 6a: Using a spreadsheet program, develop a food

budget for a patrol weekend campout.6c: Using a computer graphics program, design anddraw a campsite plan for your troop.

6d: Using a computer graphics program, create a flierfor an upcoming troop event, incorporating both text

and some type of visual such as a photograph orillustration.

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7. Law 4: Ask five people (not more than one from yourimmediate family) about the role of law enforcementofficers in our society. Discuss their answers with

them.6: Attend a session of a civil or criminal court. Write250 words or more on what you saw.(COMPLETE)

8. American Cultures 1c: Talk with a person from one of the groups aboutthe heritage and traditions of the group. Report onwhat you learn.

9. Medicine 10. Serve as a volunteer at a health-related event orfacility in your community (e.g. blood drive, "healthfair", blood pressure screening, etc.) approved by

your counselor.

10. Personal Management Work in Progress11. Environmental Science (COMPLETE)12. Volunteering Hours Eagle Scout Project