POSTPONED DUE TO WEATHER REPERCUSIONS

 Troop 1377 is hosting Webelos Do Your Best Lite on February 19th - February 21st. This year's event will be held at Lake Houston Wilderness Park in New Caney, Texas. It will be a day camp is dedicated to First and Second Year Webelos [and their families].  It is a celebration of passing over for the First Year Webelos, and the district holds an Arrow of Light ceremony at this campout for the Second Year Webelos.  It is a fun time for everyone, with activities, games, competition, a campfire ceremony, flag retirement ceremony, and more.  

This campout is MANDATORY attendance for all 1377 scouts.

*Longhorn Caverns has been scheduled as our backup event for this date

Emmett J. Doerr Memorial Scout Scholarship for Catholic Scouts
How much: Seven scholarships: one at $5,000 for first place, one at $4,000 for second, one at $3,000 for third, and four at $2,000. 
Who’s eligible: Catholic high school seniors who are Scouts or Venturers in any BSA program. Applicants must have earned the Eagle Scout Award, Silver Award, Summit Award or Quartermaster Award.

Deadline: March 1 
What’s required: Photo and application listing service to Scouting, church, and the community
Link: National Catholic Committee on Scouting scholarship
Questions: Email nccs@scouting.org
Sixty-seven Boy Scouts have been awarded the Emmett J Doerr Memorial Scout Scholarship since its inception in 2005

The list includes presidents and Pulitzer Prize recipients, astronauts and athletes, celebrities and CEOs.

Astronauts, doctors, explorers and inventors

• Peter Agre, biologist who received 2003 Nobel Prize in Chemistry (Eagle Scout, Class of 1964)
• Buzz Aldrin, second man to walk on the moon
• Dr. James Andrews, surgeon who has treated many high-profile athletes, including Drew Brees and Charles Barkley (Eagle Scout)
• Neil Armstrong, astronaut and first man to walk on the moon (Eagle Scout, Class of 1947)
• Lee Berger, National Geographic explorer and paleoanthropologist (Eagle Scout, Class of 1983)
• Guion Bluford, first African-American in space (Eagle Scout)
• Thomas Cech, chemist who received 1989 Nobel Prize in Chemistry (Eagle Scout, Class of 1962)
• Roger Chaffee, astronaut who was killed in the Apollo 1 mission (Eagle Scout, Class of 1951)
• Charles Duke, astronaut and 10th man to walk on the moon (Eagle Scout, Class of 1946)
• Philo T. Farnsworth, inventor of the modern television (Eagle Scout, Class of 1932)
• Steve Fossett, record-setting aviator (Eagle Scout, Class of 1957)
• Jim Lovell, astronaut who was commander of Apollo 13 mission (Eagle Scout, Class of 1943)
• William Moerner, physicist who received 2014 Nobel Prize in Chemistry (Eagle Scout, Class of 1967)
• Ellison Onizuka, astronaut who died in the Space Shuttle Challenger explosion (Eagle Scout, Class of 1964)
• Gitanjali Rao, inventor, STEM Scout and the first ever Time Kid of the Year in 2020
• Paul Siple, Antarctic explorer who coined the term “wind chill” (Eagle Scout, Class of 1924)
• E. O. Wilson, researcher, two-time Pulitzer Prize winner and the world’s top ant expert (Eagle Scout, Class of 1944)

 Troop 1323  is offering CPR/FA/AED & Wilderness-First-Aid training. Our instructor core has over 58-years of combined training experience and over 60-years combined experience in Scouting.
We invite anyone needing or wanting First-Aid/CPR/AED and/or BSA WFA training to join us for any one of the listed classes. Please direct all questions to  John Fial, ASM Troop 1323,  at (281) 413-4540

The schedule is an attached file