Troop 411 Rules and Policies
	Troop 411 has some rules in effect. They are made by the Scoutmaster who has final responsibility for the Troop. Please read the expectations of parents section for more on what is expected of parents of Troop 411 Boy Scouts.
	Rules To attend a Troop event, you need to be signed up at least two Troop Meetings in advance of the event. If you have to cancel, please be courteous and do so before food has been purchased so your fellow Scouts don't get stuck with your bill. There just isn't room for conduct unbecoming of a Boy Scout in our Troop. If you misbehave you will be spoken to. If you continue to, your parents will be asked to take you home.
	Policies Uniform wear policy Troop 411 has a full uniform policy. Boy Scouts are expected to wear an official BSA Boy Scout uniform at all Troop Meetings, Campouts, Hikes and other Scouting events. A full uniform for Boy Scouts consists of uniform shirt and pants, hat, belt, neckerchief and socks. All insignia are to be in their proper locations and securely fastened. During the months of June, July and August, a Class B uniform is acceptable. A Class B uniform consists of BSA uniform pants, belt, socks, hat and a Scout T-shirt. A Scout T-shirt is a T-shirt with a Scouting theme, a Scout Camp T-shirt or a Troop T-shirt. If the Troop has a Troop Shirt which is not a T-shirt, but is another type of shirt which has the Troop number or logo on it and has been designated as a Troop shirt by the Scoutmaster, it may be considered part of a Class B uniform, also. Boy Scouts are not to wear military clothing as part of a uniform. No commercial advertising will be worn with a Boy Scout uniform. Adult Scouters are encouraged to wear a full uniform with all insignia properly secured. Trail patch postage amounts will vary according to the number of patches ordered. The schedule we will be using for figuring postage is:   0 - 10 items, $.50 each for shipping 10 - 20 items, $.40 each for shipping 20 - 30 items, $.30 each for shipping
	Updated on 9-26-06