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Troop 1 Tulsa - A tradition of excellence, leadership, and Scouting principals for over 100 years


Jamboree pictures will be posted on the Slideshow on the homepage and updated daily. Jamboree participants, please send pictures to troop.one.tulsa@gmail.com or send them via text to (918)401-0671

Our attempt to have a webcam failed, as the campsite is not able to pick up the WiFi gignal AT&T said would be there :(

CLICK HERE For various Jamboree videos

Follow the Jamboree from wherever you are

Posted on Jul 29 2010 - 5:37pm


Due to limitations with AT&T's WiFi at the Jamboree we were not able to broadcast as we had hoped.
Sorry about that.
Various Jamboree videos can be found HERE

Click "read more" for other ways to keep up on the Jamboree online

Website Server Migration

Posted on Jul 22 2010 - 3:59pm

The webiste's host is moving our website from one server, to a larger, more reliable server. This will be done on July 27-29. Please do not make any additions to the website or roster during this time.

Normal website usage, including the JamboCam and Jamboree Slideshow pictures, will be unaffected.

Mark your Calendar!

Posted on Jul 22 2010 - 3:56pm

On August 21st Troop 1 is having a picnic and swim party to celebrate its 100th Anniversary.  All scouts (past and present) and family are invited.  The best BBQ in the State will be prepared and served by the famous Eagleton Family.  There will be swimming, a campfire, skits, fun and games and lots of stories.

Adult Training

Posted on Jul 19 2010 - 1:35am

Every Scout Deserves a

Leader

Effective June 1, 2010, all Adult leaders need to have the "Youth Protection Training" in order to continue to be leaders in the BSA. Troop 1 strongly recommends that you take addition training as well.
All training Committe Members need to be considered "Trained" can be done in about 2 hours online. For a guide to online training, click HERE

Indian Nations Council Newsletter

Posted on Jul 8 2010 - 4:34pm

Read the latest news from Indian Nations Council. Go to www.okscouts.org and sign up to receive the E-newsletter. (or click HERE)

New Merit Badge!

Posted on Jul 8 2010 - 4:08pm

The Boy Scouts of America has teamed up with MIT’s Lemelson program, founded by the father of modern invention in America, Jerome H. Lemelson, to provide a new merit badge: that of invention.

Aside from defining what patent infringement and intellectual property is, there’s the practical aspect, where scouts are expected to build a clay model and then a working prototype of their invention.

Requirements will be posted when they are available

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