Adult Leaders
Adults Create the Conditions. Scouts Lead the Adventure.
Troop 826’s volunteers provide safety, coaching, continuity and encouragement while Scouts learn to plan, decide and lead.
A Scout-led troop
Guidance without taking over.
The best adult leadership is often quiet: asking a useful question, teaching a skill, protecting a safe boundary and giving a young leader room to try again.
- Two-deep leadership and youth protection
- Outdoor program safety and preparation
- Advancement coaching
- Support for youth leaders and patrols
- Clear communication with families
Leadership foundation
The roles that support the troop.
Scoutmaster Team
Coaches the youth leadership and supports the outdoor program.
Troop Committee
Provides governance, resources, records, finance and operational support.
Merit Badge Counselors
Share subject expertise and guide Scouts through meaningful learning.
Parents & Helpers
Make transportation, events, service and troop traditions possible.
Our leadership history
View the Record →Scoutmasters of Record
Honor the volunteers who have carried Troop 826’s Scoutmaster tradition forward since 1996.
