If you recruit 10 new Scouts and only 5 remain by the end of the year, you do not have a recruiting problem. You have a retention problem. Recruiting should
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Retaining Older Scouts Through Belonging, Adventure, and ResponsibilityRetaining Older Scouts Through Belonging, Adventure, and Responsibility
Older Scouts do not stay involved because of routine meetings, merit badge checklists, or repeated activities. They stay because they feel they belong, because the troop offers meaningful adventures, and
Losing Older Scouts? You’re Probably Doing This WrongLosing Older Scouts? You’re Probably Doing This Wrong
A lot of older Scouts are, yeah, leaving! We need to make that turn around. When Scouts first get started in the program, in a Troop or a Pack or