Commissioner's
Awards

Arrowhead Honor

Commissioner's Key

Roundtable Staff
Training Award
This
award can only be earned by: Cub Scout, Boy Scout, or Venturing
roundtable staff
Training Orientation:
- Review with
the roundtable commissioner orientation material in the current Cub
Scout Roundtable Planning Guide, No. 34239A; or Boy Scout Roundtable
Planning Guide, No. 34253; or Venturing roundtable Guide.
- Review all
material in the current Cub Scout Program Helps, Troop Program
Features, or Venturing program helps.
- Basic
Training Complete basic training for Cub Scout or Boy Scout
roundtable commissioners.
- Tenure
Complete two years as a registered roundtable/huddle staff member.
Tenure for one award cannot be used for other training awards.
Performance Do the
following:
- Participate
in six roundtable/huddle staff meetings.
- Actively
assist in six roundtables/huddles.
- Conduct a
successful roundtable/huddle attendance promotion project.
- Develop and
exhibit a display related to the theme at one roundtable or huddle.
- Conduct an
opening activity and an opening ceremony.
- Conduct or be
responsible for a major project, presentation, or demonstration at
one roundtable or huddle.

Distinguished
Commissioner Service Award
Purpose: To
upgrade commissioner service and to recognize Commissioners and
Exploring service team members who are providing quality service.
Requirements:
- Complete
training as outlined by the local council, including earning the
Scouter's Key for Commissioners.
- Serve as an
active commissioner or an active Exploring service team member for 5
consecutive years and be currently registered with the Boy Scouts of
America.
- Recharter at
least 90 percent of the units in your area of service for a minimum
of the past 2 consecutive years. this applies to council
commissioners, assistant council commissioners, district
commissioners, assistant district commissioners, unit commissioners,
council Exploring service team chairpersons,
division/district/cluster Exploring service team chairpersons, and
Exploring service team members.
- Assist units
so that more than 50 percent achieve National Quality Unit Award in
your area of service for a minimum of the past 2 consecutive years.
-
Roundtable/huddle commissioner recognition is based on completing
requirements No. 1 and No. 2 listed above, plus the following. In
place of items No. 3 and No. 4, roundtable/huddle commissioners are
to conduct at least nine roundtables/huddles per year for the past 2
consecutive years.
Local councils
certify the eligibility of individuals, and present the recognition.
(There is no national application.)
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