| Level 100 Classes DSP 101 - offered Saturday Session 1
Function of the District Committee This basic course will examine the four functions of the District Committee, duties of each, as well as those of the Key-3.
DSP 102 - offered Saturday Session 4
Function of the District Activities and Civic Service Committee Participants will learn how the District Activities and Civic Service Committee strives to carry out its part in council-wide activities and supplement unit and council activities with other fun, memorable experiences that dramatically capture the attention of the whole Scouting community. Special attention will be given to Camporees, Recognition Meetings and making civic service relevant to youth. DSP 103 - offered Saturday Session 5
Function of the District Advancement and Recognition Committee This course is intended to guide advancement chairs and committee members on how to build high-performing advancement committees at the unit, district, and council level. It defines the roles, responsibilities, and organization of these committees and explains how to evaluate their effectiveness. DSP 104 - offered Saturday Session 6
Function of the District Camp Promotion and Outdoor Committee The course will cover how the District Camping and Outdoor Program Committee can help units deliver adventure, challenge, teamwork opportunities, confidence building, fun, and other new and exciting experiences to young people. We will examine outdoor experience at all levels of the scouting program and discuss the districts role in promoting our council summer camps, High Adventure opportunities and Scouting’s National Honor Society, the Order of the Arrow. DSP 105 - offered Saturday Session 3
Function of the District Fund Development (Finance) Committee Fund Development is essential to providing services to our scouts, units and community. This course will detail the many finance roles of the district including soliciting Friends of Scouting, facilitating Product sales (popcorn, camp cards, etc.), promoting Endowment gifts and reviewing Unit-Money Earning Applications. DSP 106 - offered Saturday Session 2
Function of the District Membership Committee Participants will be introduced to the charter concept of the BSA and to the tasks of the District Membership Committee. Learn how to gather information, cultivate relationships with community organizations, organize Units, and help youth to join existing Units. The course introduces the five sources of membership growth as well as the importance of developing a District Growth Plan.
DSP 107 - offered Saturday Session 7
Function of the District Training Committee The training management process will be explained. Also covered will be the components of the District training team, the importance of Unit inventory and planning a District training calendar and training events. ------------------------------------------------------ DISTRICT STUDIES PROGRAM Level 300 Classes
DSP 303 - offered Saturday Session 6 The District Role in the Board of Review After a Scout has completed the requirements for any rank (except Scout), he appears before a board of review. This course examines the important role the districts of the local council play in the Eagle Scout Board of Review in particular as well as the appeal process for boards of review of any rank. DSP 304 - offered Saturday Session 1 District Cub Scout Day Camp The participant will learn the aims of the Cub Scout Day Camp and how to put on a well-planned program.
DSP 305 - offered Saturday Session 4
Smart Growth Planning This advanced membership course will examine the resources needed to develop a District Growth Plan. Participants will learn how to recognize under-served areas of their District and identify potential chartered organizations in their communities. This information will form the foundation for developing a plan to see that every youth residing in a district geography has the opportunity to join in the adventure of Scouting. DSP 307 - offered Saturday Session 2
Planning District Events A deeper look at the factors to consider when planning and executing district events. This course will help the District Staffer organize and prepare for a year’s worth of Cub Scout and Boy Scout events such as Klondike Derbies, Camporees, Webelos Woods and Merit Badge Madness. If you’re new to this, we will help get you started on the right path. If you’re an old hand, perhaps you can share some lessons learned. DSP 308 - offered Saturday Session 7 Training the Chartered Organization Representative The District Membership Committee is responsible for ensuring that each Chartered Organization Representative (COR) is trained and that each Institutional Head understands the importance of the role. This course will examine techniques to strengthen the District Committee and the relationship with each Chartered Organization through proper training of each COR. DSP 313 - offered Saturday Session 3 Function of the District Nominating Committee The District Committee is responsible for increasing the effectiveness of Scouting across an area of our community through the achievement of district goals. We will examine the important, year round role that the District Nominating Committee plays in selecting a slate of competent officers and members at large to carry out the functions of district operation. DSP 314 - offered Saturday Session 5 Making Training Records Work for the District Sometimes reaching “100% Trained” is as much a matter of record keeping as it is of training leaders. This class will provide live demonstrations of the training tools available on the my.scouting.org website. Learn how to make training records accurate and how District volunteers can get direct information on training and other database reports. See the proper way to record training and learn how District and Unit Key 3 can update records with plenty of time for your questions and answers. MCS 280 / CED 280 - offered Saturday Session 2 Succession Planning in Scouting The key to long term volunteer success at the Unit, District, and Council levels is having a continuous and seamless succession of qualified and trained volunteers, especially in Key-3 positions. Planning for the inevitable change in volunteers takes continuous effort and attention. VSP 326/DSP 326 - offered Saturday Session 5 Service Opportunities in Venturing Service is an important component of all Scouting programs and an excellent opportunity for
youth to develop their leadership skills. Regular service opportunities are especially important
now that a large-scale service project is required for the Summit Rank. This session will focus
on service opportunities that are available for Venturers of all abilities and how integrate service
as part of your Crew’s regular program. This page updated 12/18/2021 | 
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